New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04

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their parents.
! Mrs. G. M. Eyrich from LIE Sleur
MINI, arrived in this city last Thursday
for a visit with relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Radtke and
children visited at the w. F. Werner
home last Wednesday. a.. : - -: sss
! Miss Regina Esser has left for Lem
mon, S. D., where she has accepted a
position in one of the banks.
H.. W. Engelbert and the Prof. Fred
Reuter- family motored to Mankato
Saturday, returning the same day.
The little son of DR.. and Mrs. F.
j. Pelant underwent an operation in
the Twin Cities one day last week. +,
! Harkin Massapust from Camp Dodge,
Iowa, spent few days at home in
West Newton while on short furlough.
| Mrs. John Koenig and daughter,
Arlene from Lamberton visited with
relatives in this city during the week.
Mrs. Rudolph Marti and son, Alois,
left for LIE Mars, Iowa, last Thursday
for a few days visit with the formers
sister.
Mrs. j. Watson returned, to her
home in Rochester, Wednesday after
a seven weeks visit with relatives in
this city.
+ Alvira, two-days old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Art Meerfeld of this city
died Thursday afternoon. The remains
were inferred in the city cemetery
Saturday afternoon.
The banks of the city have received
the; third Liberty Bonds, and those
who have been paying: for them on
the installment plan, may secure same
by calling for them. -,r.~r. !
| Harry and Everett Peterson Of the
Golden neighborhood have departed
for South Dakota with their threshing
rig, to help in caring for grain in that
state. Help is much in demand in
the Dakotas.
| A small tornado struck the vicinity
Of Lucan one day last week and did
some damage. A farm residence was
raised from it's foundation, a barn on
another farm was demolished and many
trees were uprooted. ~: e..
Have you taken out your dog license?
If not you'd better get busy or your
canine will soon be taken in tow. Only
IS dog licenses had been taken out by
Monday morning and the raid on un-
licensed dogs beganson Sept. l..
! H. W. Engelbert celebrated his 62nd
birthday anniversary last Thursday
evening. There were sixteen of his
friends present to assist him in making
the occasion one to be remembered
Cards formed the evenings entertain
ment.
The following editorial appeared in
the weekly paper Of Monroe, N. D. II
is interesting to New Ulm people because
it was written by former New Ulmite
who is now working in Monroe, and is
chairman Of the Red Cross of that city
1t shows that the writer, Richard A
Pfefe: 2, although railroad man is
also q good writer. 1t was his first at.
emp at editorial writing:
"W aen a fellow needs friend that's
the tine he needs assistance. There
fore, | am taking upon myself the
superhunan task Of endeavoring. to con.
/ vert you to a righteous cause. The
saying goes, "a house divided against
itself must fall Did not the origina
thirteen states unite under the saying
United we stand, divided we fall''?
Does rot union mean strength, strength
mean power and power rules the world
Then IS it asking too much OF each and
ever one Of you to cooperate with the
ne".. elected officers in furthering the
cause of mercy? You cannot s..-addle
the fence or be luke warm either. It's
a. case Ct >are you with or against us?
Where can we expect to find you? Why
sit there'pondering and wondering why a
black hen lays white egg. : Our Local
Chapter aeeis you, needs new members
also renewals and far more do we need
workers to sew, to knit and to assist us
in this great work. IS # 4 ~ s
nember mountains may crumble
into dust, cities may fall into ruins. The
rock ribbed hills may be washed into the
ocean, many things may. change and pass
J, away but 50 long as history is read OF
spoken of what our boys dc on the battle
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