New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-15

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ing with relatives.
Miss Street, one of the local teachers,
spent the week end with her parents at
Mortified.
Norman Battern, of Estherville, Iowa,
was fined $500 and costs last Thursday
on the charge of drunkenness.
Sheriff W. J. Julius and Attorney
A. w. Mueller transacted business in
St. Paul last Friday.
Wednesday the New Ulm Concert
Band serenaded Jacob Fritz in honor of
his birthday.
Mrs. Herbert Vogelpohl and son,
Arthur, arrived Monday for lengthy
visit with her mother. Mrs. M. Woebke.
Miss Hazel Strong and Mrs. w. Leland
of Winona returned home yesterday,
after pleasant visit with the G. A. Hintz
family.
Albert Bauer, of Camp Dodge, Iowa,
has been here on short furlough, visit
ing with his parents and friends. He
returned to camp Saturday.
The relatives of Mrs. Martin Penning
had reunion at the Penning home on
Mothers day. Mrs. A. J. Stockstead
of Sleepy Eye was an out-of-town guest.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregationaI Church will meet at the
church parlors Friday. Mrs. Ed. c..
Veeck will conduct the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Kemski left for
Waconia Saturday, returning home Mon
day. Mr.. Kemski's brother returned with
him and will visit here for several days.
A group of friends surprised Mrs.
Arthur Besmehn at her home on North
Broadway Monday evening. The party
was entertained at Bridge. Mrs. j. H.
Siegel was awarded the high prize and
Mrs. Besmehn the low.
Mrs. Ben Juni returned last Tuesday
from visit with her son, Raymond
at New York Haven, Conn. She also
visited at New York City and Wash
ington, D. c.. while absent in the East.
Size was Cone two months.
Rev. Luther Malmterg, for TIE past
twelve years pastor of the English
Lutheran church at St. Peter, but now
Chaplain of the 35Oth Infantry at Camp
Dodle, Ia, has sent in his resignation
to tie St. Feter church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Mueller moved
to Minneapolis Tuesday, where tt ey will
NAL tt err future home. Mr.. Mueller
has secured position with the Geo.
B. Creek Co., and will he employed
timing and painting elevators.
IT. ere will he Pentecost services at
the Frietens church here Sunday at
10 a. m. and also TIE Lords Supper.
At 1850 2. m. tt ere will be services in
TIE church at Essig and at Ais p. m.
at Nico..et in connection with the Lord s
Supper.
Yesterday afternoon a number of
New inns crack fishermen left for Lake
Jefferson where they spent several
hours. Among tie party were Paul
Hackbarth, Elmer Backer, Armand
Groebner, Walter ScEleuder, Emil Buen-
ger, and Adelbert Blauert.
Edwin A. Rolloff, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rolloff of Milford is now located
at the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton at Great Lakes, ILL.,, having enlisted
as second class seaman. His brother
Fred is still with the coast Artillery at
Key West, Florida, in which he enlisted
a year ago. 49,
The ladies Of the Congregational
church had Cradle Roll party at the
church parlors Thursday. The party
proved decided success since interesting
means of entertainment were provided.
One of the features was the "Pass it
Along" game. Each mother brot a
package in which there was on out-grown
Baby garment. By following the plan
of the game Musical Chair each came
into possession of something which she
could use for her child. A supper was
also served after the entertainment.
The Mothers Club was organized at
this occasion. 5zsss