New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-04-17
Miss Olita Niemann, Of near Sleepy
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Miss Gretchen Winkelmann, who is
teaching near Hanska spent the week
end at home.
Otto Boerneke and family of Fairfax
were visitors at the home of Otto Burk
and family on Center Street last week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. e.
Church will entertain in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon.
Harry hammers Of Fairfax was the
guest of the George Durbahn family
Sunday.
TIE Adam Rieke family of Fairfax
visited Friday with the Geo. Durbahn
family here.
Miss Theresa Schwengle has returned
to Lamberton after a visit at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. J. Welter.
Mrs. Jake Dorm and daughter of
this city spent several days last week
visi ting in Nicollet.
Ed. Laue, recently of Rochester,
visited with friends lere and in Sleepy
Eye the past week. MIR. lLaue has
secured employment in a Twin City
drug store. "
A. S. Corn and B. c.. Schueller of this
city volunteered their services for the
Red Cross auction sale which was held
at Nicollet last Thursday afternoon.
In the evening Red Cross dance was
held.
Women with knowledge of French
are being trained in Chicago, New York,
San Francisco and other large cities as
telephone operators for overseas service.
They will be sent across in groups as
soon as Trey are efficient.
Judge 1. M. Olson and Court Reporter,
w. T. Eckstein left Monday morning for
Redwood Falls for the spring term of the
District Court of Redwood County.
Quite a number of cases have been
noticed for trial and the outlook is that
court will last more than week.
Henry Sellner had a misfortune last
week. His Ford was badly damaged
when train backed into it in the Sleepy
Eye yards. The front wheels were
smashed and the car was otherwise
damaged. Mr.. Sellner did not notice
the tain until it was too late to avoid
the accident.
DR.. and Mrs. Emil Mueller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mueller went
to the Twin Cities today Wednesday,
to visit with their brother Frank of Gary,
who is i'll at the St. Joseph's hospital
in St. Paul. He has been paralyzed
for year and is taking treatments for
that trouble.
The out of town people who were
present at the funeral of the late Mrs:
O. C. Stricken were Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Figge, Mrs. Kath. Kirst, Chas.
Hecrich, Minneapolis; Miss Minnie
FRANKIE, St. Paul; DR.. and Mrs. G.. C.
Rothenburg and family, Springfield;
DR.. A. F. Schmidt, Mankato, and DR..
M. Sundt, Hanska.
Roman Dorm, son Of John H. Dorm
of this city, last Friday found cannon
ball three inches in diameter while
spading their garden at GA N. State
Street. From all appearances tie can
non bail had not been exploded and the
Eorns have not fully decided what to
do with their find. f.. .-...-
DR.. A. F. Stricken of Sleepy Eye has
enlisted and left for Fort Riley April
9Th. AS soon as war was declared a
year ago, DR.. Stricken offered his
services to the government and on
April l, he received notice that he was
to report to Fort Riley Monday, April
9Th. The doctor does not know whether
he will be attached to the hospital
service or the sanitary department.
VIM. Burg who has been visiting for
the past week with his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Frank, Burg, left for his home
at Amboy, Monday. He and Mrs.
Burg expect to leave shortly. for Port
land, Oregon to make their future home.
They had lived there until the last two
years when they came back here on
account of Mrs. Burg's health. She is,
however, fully recovered and they like
the West so much that they are going to
try it once more
Last Sunday the quarterly meeting
OF St. Paul's Lutke ran Church was he'd
at the church. Chiefly routine business
was transacted. Prof. J. E. Sperling
was elected delegate Of the congregation
for the meeting of the Minnesota District
Synod which will be held in St. Paul
during the month of June: The report
ct the-school board showed an increased
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