New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-08

Jos. Weissenborn visited at the j..
lei. Weissenborn home in Lafayette sew
eral days during the week.
Miss Esther Renner from Comfrey
is visiting at the Vim. Emmerich home
| and with other relatives in New Wm.
Fred Bjorneberg, Ole Thoroldal, Ole
and Oscar Bakken, and Ole Haugen
from Hanska were New Ulm visitors
during the week.
Miss Amelia Bouchard from near this
city has been engaged as teacher in
the public schools Of Tracy. She as
[sumed her duties last week.
/ Ruth Moe, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Moe Of Hanska, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at local
hospital during the week
Helmer Nundahl Of Hanska under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Ia local hospital during the week. He
is getting along nicely now.
Louis Lindmeyer has been mustered
out at Camp Lewis, Washington, and
has returned to New Ulm. He saw
service in England.
| Miss Frieda Maurer returned from
New York last week and has resumed
her duties at the Lincoln school. She
was called home by the death Of a
sister.
Mankato garage owners have decided
to keep open in the evenings, Sundays
and holidays, as before the government
al request was issued to close several
months ago.
/ Mrs. Emil just has returned to her
home in Fairfax after recovering from
an operation which she underwent re-
Gently at one of the local hospitals.
The State Board of Health has lifted
the ban on church funerals, except in
the case of death from influenza and
pneumonia and other communicable di-
seases.
John G. Loeffelmacher returned to
Camp Grant, ILL.,, last week after spend
ing a few days at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Loeffel-
macher in Ridgely township.
/: The Emil Metzinger family left for
Orlando, Florida, last Thursday where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Metz
niger shipped his car south and expects
to enjoy the winter months touring in
the southern sunshine. They will re-
turn to New Ulm in the spring via New
York city from where they will drive
home. 80
I Athanas Henle, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Henle Of this city, who was former
ly linotype operator in Redwood
! Falls is now in France working as a
printer and operator in the American
Government printing Office in Paris.
He enlisted in the Motor Cycle corps
and went into service July LIST. Imme-
diatcly after he entered the service he
was sent to France
I Nathan lsaacs, of Sleepy Eye, broth
er Of Solomon Isaacs who was killed
III action a number of months ago,
sent a telegram to his parents last week
stating that he had arrived safely in
New York. He has been in active serv-
ice since July and went over the top
several times, coming out with one
slight wound He is a brother of Solo
mon Isaacs who was killed in action.
I At a recent meeting of the Lima M
Collins Camp, /. N. A., the following Of
i fcers were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. W. G. Hermann, Essig, oracle;
Mrs. 0. e. Dingler, vice oracle; Miss
Helena Erler, past oracle; Mrs. j. G.
Siebenbrunner, chancellor; Miss Mary
krzmarzick, recorder; Mrs. Emma Well
mann, receiver, Mrs. Hubert Berg, mar
shall; Mrs. Ed. Wagner, asst, marshal;
Mrs. Walter Harris, Essig, inside guard;
Mrs. John Thran, outside guard.
At the annual eelction Of Monument
lodge, 0. d. Fl. S., the following officer.
were elected for the ensuing year
julius Krause, pres; D. Rooster, vice
pres; Henry A. Herman, sec; JOS. Flor
asst. Sec; -. b. Krook, treas, and Math
Siebenbrunner, trustee. julius Kraus,
and Henry A. Herrian were named dele
gates to attend the Grand Lodge meet
ing at Mankato. The lodge voted t,
pay the assessments Of it's eight mem
bers, who are in the artillery service,
from the treasury.