New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sprenger are the
/ pa parents OF a son born recently.
John Groebner was recently trans
Iferred from Camp Lewis to Indianapolis.
Miss Lillian Koehler returned Sunday
from Mankato where she had spent her
vacation.
1 Christ Schueler is spending the sum
mer with his son who is stationed At
! Chattanooga, Tenn. 5
81. Geo. Graf of Ivanhoe, Clerk Of Court
OF Lincoln County, hobnobbed with
friends here over Sunday. .z
Little Dorothy Pfefferle was 8 years
old yesterday and she celebrated the &C.
caslon by entertaining twenty-four of
her little friends at a party. .,' g..
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto R. Kohn lef-
Thursday for Grand Rapids by autot
mobile. They will spend a short vaca-
ton there ~ +. -. -
Miss Helen Berg has returned from
Comfrey where she visited a short time
at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. W.
Eckstein. =,
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jacobs, of this city
nave removed to Lamberton. Mr..
Jacobs is employed by the Waibel I'm
plement Company there.
Miss Loretta McCabe has returned to
her duties as nurse in the Loretto Hos
pltal in this city, after a short visit with
her parents in St. Peter. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Burk entertained
group OF friends at dinner Monday in
! honor 1of+
terday with the drafted boys.
Lieut.. Elmer Cordes who was formerly
located at Camp Dodge was transferred
several weeks ago to Camp Perry, Iowa.
He is well pleased with his new quarters.
Miss Agnes Epper who is taking the
Nurses Training course in Chicago, H.,
Is spending short vacation in this city.
She will return to Chicago in two weeks.
Mrs. Ria Ziegler of Brookings, South
Dakota arrived the latter part of last
week for visit with her sisters, Mrs.
Richard Pfeferle and Mrs. Sarah Pfef-
ferle. -,
Rev. Otto G. A. Eyrich, of LeSueur
who recently completed his studies at
the Eden Theological seminary at St.
Louis, was guest of New Ulm relatives
during the week.
Mrs. AID. Frederickson and son, Bert
attended the graduation exercises at the
State University last week. Miss MYRTLE
Frederlckson was one of the graduates.
She will teach in the local public schools
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle, Miss Eliza
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New Ulm and Rev. J. F. Soda, of Searles
attended the celebration Of the first
Holy Mass of Rev. Nick Moelter at
Wanda last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wiedenmann re-
turned Sunday afternoon from Arm
strong, Iowa, where they had visited
with Their son Alfred who is employed
by an electrical concern: Herbert Nc
Ivor, a Portner boy and son of Herman
Schleuder are also employed by the same
people.
The first Harrun car seen in New Tim
was brot here last Saturday bv A. !.
Alvin Of Mound. The Harrun car is
known as a Detroit car and is manu-
featured in small city not far from
Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin and son
Roy visited with friends and relatives
several days, returning to their home
Tuesday morning.
In spite of the strong fight that was
made on Congressman C. R. Davis of
the 30 Congressional District he secured
his denomination by majority of over
6OOO. His opponent, Mr.. Pye carried
only one County, Rice County. Con-
gresham Davis is one of the best in
formed representatives in the halls of
Congress today and would have been
logical candidate for the United States
Senate if conditions in the state had been
normal.
Frank Seifert, son of j. w. Seifert
who was formerly connected with the
department of plant breeding at the
U. S. Experiment station, Mandan,
N. D., is now soldier with the 29th
Company, 9th Battalion, 165th Depot
Brigade, Camp Travis, Texas. Sci
tert's four years training in the Min
nesota National Guard, gives him an
advantage over most of the new soldiers
IN camp. He enters the work of training
with the same old vim with which he
produced better plants. VII -
Fred Wandersee of Milford is in re-
ceipt of letter from his son Frank
| Wandersee in which he notifies him of
his safe arrival in France Before he
left this country he was stationed at
Camp Upton. In his letter he says they
left the camp sooner than they expected.
The name of the transport that took
them to- England was deleted from the
letter. From England another transport
took them to France the next day. He
says in his letter that he is getting along
very nicely but wishes that he could
speak French. His letter is dated May
26th and arrived here June oath.
At the recent annual meeting of the
stockholders of the New Ulm Farmers
Elevator Company held at Woodman
Hall it developed from the report of
the financial officers of the company
that the past fiscal year has been tie
best in its history. There was also
record attendance at the meeting Chas.
A. Hillesheim has been the manager the
past ear. All the old officers were re-
elected as follows: President. JOsenh