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

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Chas. LANCE and son Erwin and Henry
BONNER from Wabasso transacted busi-
ness in New Ulm the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. George Messenger and little
daughter have returned to their home
in Springfield. The latter underwent
"a minor operation while in the city.
The VIM. Vogelpohl farm near New
Ulm has been sold to Chas. Scharf.
Possession will be given in the fall. The
consideration was 5000 per acre.
Douglas Beecher, student at the Gull
yer Military Academy, is spending the
summer vacation at his home in this
city. He returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Metzinger and
family who spent the winter months
at Orlando, Florida, returned last Tues
day. They will send the summer
months here.
Corp. Oscar Smith from LeSeur is
visiting at the home of his sister Mrs.
III. III. Walters. Corp. Smith was
overseas and saw several months of
strenuous service.
Anton Schmidt was busy unloading
"a carload of sand last. week which he
lis going to use for the new buildings
he is going to put up east of the old
place.
Mrs. August Imberg Of Morgan
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Union hospital Thursday. She is
rapidly recovering. Mr.. Imberg visited
with her during the week. 81
Mrs. Ben Ienz from Condo, S. D.,
was a guest at the home of her Sister,
Mrs. Chas. Hawk last week. Mrs.
Hawk entertained a group of friends
in her honor last Wednesday evenings.
Cards formed the evening entertain
ment and prizes were awarded to Mrs.
R. Reinhart and Miss Aurelia Schneider.
Mrs. LEM left for her home in North
Dakota the same night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kruger Of Sleepy
Eye brought their little daughter here
for an operation last week. The family
has recently disposed of their farm near
Sleepy Eye and are now looking about
for other property. They were thinking
Of securing something in New Ulm if
anything suitable should be found.
New Ulm would be the gamer if this
live young man were to locate here.
Miss Matte johnson, demented
young women was found in Sleepy Eye
last week. She had been at the ST..
Peter hospital for some time but re-
Gently was staying at her home in
Candy. It is not known how she
came to Sleepy Eye as she had no funds
[and entered the Berg Hotel Almost
famished. Candy authorities have taken
her back to her home.
Edward Walter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walter, of Traverse township
went to New Ulm last week and entered
the Loretto hospital where he had his
left hand amputated. DR.. Fritsche
performed the operation. 1t will be
remembered that the young man suffer-
ed seriously fractured arm about three
weeks ago when he fell from hay rack.
Since then the arm has beeen useless
owing to the nature of the fracture and
it was found best to amputate it. St.
Peter Herald.
1t is always pleasure for the Review
to record the success of former New Ulm
boys who started out with nothing in
life except a willingness to work and the
ambition to make good. One Of those
who have thus made good is Bruno
Eyer Of Chicago who was here Saturday
to attend the funeral Of his father. He
left home in June, 1887, learned the
book binders trade in St. Paul and
about twenty years ago went to Chicago
where he first worked at his trade and
then embarked in business for himself
which he conducted with eminent sue
cess until last year when he sold out on
account Of his health. He has accumu-
lated quite little real estate in Chicago
and enough Of it SO that he can live
very CONF from his income. just
at present he is building q $500, 900
hotel light housekeeping in the Windy
City for he says that never IN the his
tory Of Chicago has there been such 81
demand for flats as there is at the
present time.