New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-12

Miss Rosebud Engel from sanborn
visited at her home in this city Saturday
and; Sunday.
julius Jeppeson from Lucan was a
business caller in New Ulm one day
during the week.
The Misses Lillian Johannes and
Florence Langenfeld from Nicollet visited
with relatives her last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bushard, Of West
Newton are the parents Of baby boy
who was born February 9th.
Art Dengler from Madelia spent
several days last week visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dengler.
A. L. Palmer and Attorney L. G.
Davis from Sleepy Eye were business
visitors in New Ulm during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank futile Of Home
Township have been spending the week
with Mrs. Esther Behnke.
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Mrs. Max Hanft Of st. Paul is visiting
here this week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Boettger and at the Dakota House.
Mrs. Jake Dorm and little daughter
returned to their home in this city last
Wednesday after a visit with relatives
in Nicollet.
Mrs. Herman Abraham Of Gaylord
is taking treatments at a local hospital.
Her husband visited with her one day
during the week.
Harry Brandt from Sleepy Eye, who,
was discharged from the service recently
spent the week end visiting with local
relatives and friends
Mrs. George Schmitt and little son
OF Belgrade spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday visiting with Mrs. Schmittt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hahsel-
bruck
The following Nicollet people were in
New Ulm last Wednesday on business
Q. M. Hanscome, Henry Wills, Gretus
Jansees, Louis Hopp and F. C. thinner.
mann
/ Mrs. Justis Washburn has received
word from her husband that he is with
the Army OF Occupation in Germany
and does not have any idea when he vii
be starting home.
Joseph Weymann, five year old son Of
]5lMsr. and Mrs. Nick Weymann, Of this
city died Tuesday morning at his home
The cause Of his death was kidney trouble
followed by influenza
| Adolph Moll who has been visiting
here for some time left Friday accom-
panied by Joseph Mol for Morristown,
N. D. The latter will visit there some
time before returning home
! The Lutheran Ladies Aid will have a
Sale and Coffee Feb. %, (Washingtons
birthday at the Lutheran school house.
Sale opens ] 80 p. M. Supper will be
served from to o'clock Adv. Z
A. H. w. Eckstein Of Melville, Sask.,
has been spending the week with local
relatives. He is waiting for his son to
be mustered out and expects to meet
him in the Cities Thursday of this week
when they will return home together.
At the annual meeting of the New
Ulm Hunters club which was held re-
Gently the following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year: Chas. Hauenstein,
pres; Jos. Klaus, sec; John Hauenstein,
Jr., treas; w. E. Koch, first hunter;
VIM. Ffeiffer, second hunter; Barney
Esser, commissary superintendent.
The High School OF New Ulm sch
renewed it's membership in. the Junior
Red Cross organization for Eastern
Brown County for the year 1919, with
an enrolment Of 240 members. Fme :
son school soon followed suit ard paid
up Tor the, new year, with 257 member
Other schools have partly paid Il cir
q les for the new year.
The Unions of New Ulm recently
FAMED committee viii h is to make
arrangements for the State convention
of the Minnesota State Federation Of
Labor to be held in New Ulm during
July The following compose the COM
mittee: Henry Gasink, chairman,
Alois Heck, VIM. Lieb, Elmer Voc pohl
and Henry Vedder.
Quite a number appeared in justice
court last week and made amends for
their wrongs. Syver Syverson Of Hans
ka appeared for drunkenness and was
fined SO with costs Of $3.50 attached.
Carl Swantes Of Echo was up on like
charge and paid fine Of SIS with added
costs Of $3.50. Walter w. Powers from
Iowa was fined S. for speeding.