New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-16

Miss Eda Nelson, of Brighton went to
Minneapolis Monday. S.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Nelson of
Brighton were New Ulm visitors Monday.
J. H. Siegel left Monday on business
trip to Minneapolis and Milwaukee.
Elsie Habeck, who has been patient
at the Union Hospital, has returned to
her home in Winthrop.
A baby boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav G. Johnson, in.
West Newton Monday night.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Meth
odist Church is entertaining at their
church parlors today.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham left Thursday
for Minneapolis where size is spending
a week.
Frank Bieraugel Of yeetesWent to
St. Peter Monday where he will work
in the State Hospital in that city.
Robert Kemski from Waconiasis lere
to make short visit with his brother:
r. r. Kemski.
Mrs. Helen George Mo returned to
her home in Minneapolis Monday after
being here for the funeral of Miss Lulu
George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel are sre-d-
ing few days this week at the home Of
their son Harold, in Minneapolis.
Herman Held is attending the sessions
of the Masonic Grand Lodg &c in St. Paul
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bradley left Mon
day for Minneapolis and later they ex-
pect to make an extended trip out West.
Joe Duetsch of Hanska was able to
return home last week after having been
at the Loretto Hospital for an operation.
Judge I. M. Olsen has some more
ditch cases to listen to this week, this
time in Redwood County. The special
term will open the 18th. ....5 :.s- , 3
VIM. Mue5ing, member Of the
Backer Pharmacy force, will go to Min
neapolis this week where he expects to
take short course for 'uggi Is at the
University. $50.
Mrs. Josephine Schramm Of Lidger-
wood, N. D. is spending few weeks visit
ing New Ulm relatives. She is the mother
Of the late Albert sSchramm who was
Register of Deeds of Brown County.
German Plath, one of the early
settlers Of iberia and who conducted a
mill there many years ago is living in
| North Yakima, Washington and ac-
cording to letters received at Sleepy:
Eye is hale and hearty in spite of his
81 years. Mr.. Plath visited New Ulm
last at the time of the Golden Jubilee
and Home Coming.
DR.. Rothenburg Of Springfield has been
a busy man since his appointment to
the advisory board. He would do his
daily stunts in his owr o zee at home and
then catch the late train to New Ulm,
work with the board until the early
morning train back to Splins feld and
then begin all over again. TEese be
strenuous times, indeed. sstS.fssss:
At the Skat Tournament held at Tur-
ner Hall Monday, Henry Ahrens won
the first prize with twenty net games,
Otto Oswald secured the second prize
with total Of SCI net points and a..
Dorm managed to walk off with the third
prize playing spade solo against four
matadores. They played at six tables.
One new member J. Globes who re-
Gently moved to town was accepted as
member. It was also announced that
the State Tournament will be held at
St. Anthony Turner Hall, Feb. So 8.
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Those who were at the head Of the
Farmers Bureau project for Brown
County state that they fully expect
!, to be able to organize and secure the
federal aid which is promised provided
the organization IS perfected. Carl
Olstad Of Hanska is secretary Of The
committee which is. working up the
Eplan and Geo. Berkher Of Home Town
Ship is president. At the general County
meeting held at Sleepy Eye the farm
agent project was voted down, but a
number Of enthusiasts felt that they
could get support enough for the move
ment to carry it out in spite Of the vote.
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