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

| hugo Lund and Lewis johnson OF
Lafayette visited here Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. English and Mrs. Max
Burg visited in Mankato Tuesday.
Ernest Schleuder left Sunday for St..
Paul. He will take a course at the
Stones Optical school there.
Miss Bertha Esser returned last
! Friday to Granada, to resume her duties
there as teacher in the public schools.
The Standard Bearers Society of the
Methodist Church met with Miss Adeline
Durbahn Tuesday evening.
Mrs.. Otto Freitag of Max, N. d. was
a guest last week at the Vostel home.
She is visiting this week with Nicollet
relatives. - =. ......... j. -
| F. R. Emmings left Monday noon for
Minneapolis where he is attending the
j Lumber mems convention in session
there. He will be gone until Thursday.
! Irene and Winnifred Vedder left for
Minneapolis Monday morning. Trey
will spend week there visiting with
relatives and friends, " =
Miss Viola Backer returned Wednes-
day evening from Winona where she
! had visited several days with relatives
and friends.
! Frank Goblirsch and Chas. Samuelson
went to St. Peter Monday to attend
tie Nicollet County Commissioners
meeting. -.
! Another baby girl arrived at the Jor-
genson home on North Minnesota
Street Sunday. This is the fourth
daughter in the Popcorn Mans family.
Miss Lenys Rawson of Platteville,
Wisconsin is going to make a prolonged
visit with the Gay Rawson family. She
was on Ter way home from Miles City,
M ont. =.
| Mrs. John Schapekahm celebrated her
birthday last Wednesday, when about
twenty of her friends dropped in to spend
the afternoon. A very pleasant time
was spent by all. -:
| Mrs. Henrietta Hauenstein, who has
been visiting in Chicago continued her
trip this week to Bedford, Indiana, where
she will make prolonged visit with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Carl Fuerst.
Ed Baer Jr. who has been clerk at
the. Bee Hive during the past several
years, has departed for Washburn,
Wis, where he has secured employment
| in the Du Pont Ammunition factory.
| Erich Blauert who has been en-
ployed at the City Drug Store for some
time left Monday for Faith, S. D. where
he has secured ID position as assistant
druggist. His brother, Rev. Arthur
Blauert is also located at Faith. vi.
DR.. West Hazleton, the we'll known
Optometrist will be in New Ulm at the
Dakota House.. Thursday, Jan. 18th.
If your eyes trouble you, have them
tested. Hours i P. M. to 5 P. M.
ADV. 3.
The Current News Club met yesterday
with Mrs. Ida Ozias. Roll Call was by
quotations. The readings were silks, :"
by Mrs. C. A. Zelle, Linen" by Mrs.
J. H. Vogel and Iron Mines in Mime
sota'' by Mrs. E. G. Hage. Mrs. E.
Metzinger furnished the music.
Mr.. A. Schulke, the new proprietor of
TIE Ottomeyer store arrived last week
with his family and while he has not yet
, taken possession OF the store, he has
settled down as regular citizen of
New Ulm and will soon be a familiar
figure in our business circles. He left
Monday afternoon for New York to
! do his spring buying and expects to be
/ back and on the job Feb. list.
Herman Klitzke, we'll known former
business man, Of St. Peter, and brother
of G. Z. Klitzke and Mrs. o. G. Heide-
mann of Nicollet village, died very
suddenly at his home in Portland,
Oregon, on Thursday morning of last
week. He was 81 years old and leaves
his wife, who was formerly Miss Lena
Ischimmel, and two children, Florence
and William. The family left Nicolleti
county about seven years ago to make
their home in the West.