New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-18

is making visit at the home Of her
brother Paul Bertrand and family in
this city.
Miss Blanche Burg has left for the
Twin Cities where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting with relatives.
Arnold Loose returned from Waseca
Saturday where he had spent several
days attending to business matters.
Mrs. Jos. P. Vogel, ST., is spending
several days in the Twin Cities visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ahrens.
Mrs. L. G. Vogel is enjoying visit
with relatives and friends in Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. Katherine Silverson arrived in
New Ulm the fore part of the week and
is making visit at the homes of friends
in the city.
Frank Franta, son of Mr.. and Mr. !.
John Franta, has returned home from
overseas service. He speaks interest
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ingly Of his ventures over there.
Jos. and Edwin Feseamaier from Nor
ton visited at the home of their sister.
Mrs. Otto Schneider on South Broad
way over Sunday.
Miss Marie Daelhar from Saltwater
is spending a few days visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. j, Eichten on
South Broadway. SIS
Chas. Mielke recently sold his resi-
dence on South Garden street and has
removed his family to the Alfred Well
nitz farm in Home township.
Mrs. c. E. Jensen has departed for
Max, N. D. where she will make an
extended visit at the home Of her dauph-
ter, Mrs. Edna Freitag.
John p. Notwehr has returned 20.
his home in Nicollet, having sufficiently
recovered to leave the hospital where
he was receiving treatment since last
winter for badly fractured limb.
There will be no Sunday school OF
Sunday morning services at the Friedens
church on Sunday. Rev. Mayer and
delegate Frank Wandersee will be at
Norwood to attend convention.
Henry Lowinski visited at the home of
his father-in-law Fred Schleisner in
Sleepy Eye several days during the week.
His family who had been there fore
several weeks returned home with him.
Discharged soldiers of Nicollet
county will be honored q cts at
a Fourth Of July celebration, which
is to be held in St. Peter. Plans have
been made to have the celebration county
wide in character and fitting tribute
to the fighting men.
Cook Henry Weier, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weier Of Brighton township,
arrived home from overseas duty lasv
Saturday. He recently won first prize
in the cooking contest at the military
tournament and field meet Of the
eighty-eighth division.
Frank Kuehn who recently completed
a term of teaching at Bertha, Mimi,
spent several days visiting with his
people in this vicinity. He has left
Tor Minneapolis where he will attend
summer school at the University and
continue his course as student Of that
institution.
Wenzel Schnobrich, for many years !
farmer in the Town Of Cottonwood and
for the past ten years successful and
prosperous farmer near Arlington, was
in the city Friday, having completed
q weeks visit among relatives and
friends near Heron Lake. While here.
he purchased three lots and he expects
to come to New Ulm to live in the near
future.
During the past week. Jos. N. schae
fer Of this city sold one Of his farms in
the Town Of Cottonwood to his son
Arthur 2. Schaefer and another farm
to his son Francis ]. Schaefer. Mr..
Schaefer, ST., intends to take life easy
here in the city, but expects to help the
boys during the harvest time SO that he
will not lose touch entirely with the
farming proposition.
William Krahmer from near Welcome
was in the city last week and purchased
two lots from Mrs. Margareta Eichmann
and expects to build a home. here this
summer. He recently sold his farm for
$81 900 and feels that the income from
this snug sum will keep him the balance
Of his days and permit Of his playing
skat, pastine that he enjoys very
much. .5