New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-22

Miss Mamie Keeper from Shakopee(
is the guest Of local relatives and
friends.
Will Otto from Morgan transacted
business in New Ulm several days
during the week.
Alfred Gewerth has returned to his
home in Morgan after brief business
visit in New Um
Mrs. r. Pollei and daughter Edna
visited at the Herman Loose home int
Morgan last week.
VIM. c. Boyer from Gibbon was a
business visitor in this city the latter
part Of last week.
Frank Reiner from Springfield was
a visitor in New Ulm several days
during the week.
Louie Drummer from Sleepy Eye en-
joyed pleasant visit with friends in
New Ulm last week.
Mrs. John Lang and son Joseph
from Springfield were New Ulm Wis
itors during the week.
Gust Gulke of near Golden entered
the. Union Hospital last Tuesday and
is receiving treatments.
Edward. A. Gluth from Sleepy Eye
was in this city during the week con-
sulting with a local physician.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Weltsch of
Lake Hanska paid a visit to the
County seat last Thursday.
Bankers Moe and Brust from Sleepy
Eye were business visitors in New
Ulm the latter part of last week.
Elmont Anstett who is employed in
this city spent a few days visiting /
with his mother in Springfield.
John Henle of New Ulm left for St.
Paul Thursday morning to attend to
some business matters. He returned I
again Friday.
Henry G1rundmeyer and son Louis
from Sleepy Eye came to local hos
pital last week and are taking mud [
bath treatments
Elmer Haugen, Gilbert Thordson
and Clifford Helling from Hanska Wis
tied with friends in New Ulm last
Wednesday,.
Arthur Wurm who recently return
ed from Camp Forrest, Georgia, has
left for Storden, Mimi, where he will
be employed
Miss Loretta Schmidt has returned
to her home in New Ulm after sever
al days visit at the home of friends in1
st. Peter
Mrs. Joseph Nachreiner and son Jo-
seph have returned to their home in
Springfield after pleasant visit with
relatives here.
The Misses Hannah and Anna
Schneider from Springfield visited
with relatives and friends here sever
al days during the week.
Walter Mueller Of Springfield UNI
derwent an operation for the removal
of his tonsils and adenoids last week.
His mother, Mrs. Minnie Mueller, ac-
companied him to this city.
The Morgan Messenger published a
letter this week written by Arnold
Loose who is with Co. H. 305 Inf,
18th Div, A. E. F., in which he states
that he was on the front II days and
went over the top Z times and each
time returned without injuries. He is
anxiously waiting to return to the
states now
VIM. B. Mather, Judge of Probate,
and Carl z. Manderfeld, Clerk Of the
District Court, exchanged their office
rooms in the court house last week.
The Judge needed a larger room to ac-
conodate all his probate business. He,
therefore, is now in the larger Of the
( two rooms and Mr.. Manderfeld is
quite comfy in his corner of the build
ing.
The new officers Of Hecker Post No.
348, G. a. r., recently elected at their
annual meeting are: Commander, JAG.
Klossner, Jr.; Senior Vice Command
Ter B. Marschner; Junior Vice Com
mander, John Manderfeld; Officer Of
the Day, John Schlumpb erger; Quar-
4 termaster, w. Frank; Officer Of the
Guard, r. Pfefferle; Adjutant, John
Laudon; Chaplain, Peter Penning.