New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-26

happy parents Of baby girl.
Mic. Filzen Of Ross, D., was VISITING
with his mother and other relatives
in New Ulm.
Albert Siegler from Sleepy Eye spent
the fore part of the week with relatives
and friends in New Ulm.
Miss Hattie Blatrusch spent a few
days last week in the Twin Cities at
tending to business matters.
Hugo Fesenmaier from Morton was
a visitor at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Fesenmaier last
week.
The New Ulm branch of the Game
Protective League of Minnesota has
called a meeting for tonight, Wednesday
March 26 .a.,
Elizabeth Price, four months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Price
OF Cambria, died of acute indigestion
laoI "
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fritz have re-
turned to their home in Wabasso after
"a several days visit with New Ulm friends
and relatives.
Miss. Lucille Buschers spent the week
end visiting with her parents in this
city. She has returned to her duties
as teacher near Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. C. G. Aim from Worthington,
Mimi, arrived in New Ulm Monday for
weeks visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Klause.
Mike Moore of Lamberton was brought
to local hospital last Wednesday, after
having been stricken by paralysis. He
was accompanied by Joe Walsh.
The Misses Mae Torgrimson and
Radina Peterson and F. w. Selmer and
daughter Cora from Hanska made brief
visits in our city during the week.
Nicholas Dauffenbach of Belgrade.
Nlcollet county, who was born at
Fienen, Luxembourg, about SO years
ago died at the home of his son, Michael
Dauffenbach, of old age.
A report from Traverse says that
Edward A. Leonard, one of the best
known residents of that community,
passed quietly away at his home early
last Wednesday morning, at the age
Of so years.
Stephen Kaiser Of NicolIet died at
the Mic Sondag home, Tuesday, March
IL. He had been with the Sondag
family for 26 years, and was born in
Hessen, Germany, about IS years ago
He came to this country when he was
! lad OF II.
Sleepy Eye is to have a third drug
store: Ed. Laue of Minneapolis, son
in-IaW of Frank Reidl, win be in. charge
Of the new enterprise 1t is to be Iecat-
ed in the SolnmerviIIe building, recently
bought by FRANK ReldI. HI.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rooster who
! formerly resided on South Minnesota
street removed to St. Paul last week
where Mr.. Rooster will seek employment
I, The Louis Wendorff family removed
] into the home which the Koester's
/ vacated the fore part Of this week.
1 F. A. Dittbenner and Emil Harder
! OF Morgan We're New Ulm visitors
Monday Of this week. Both of them
We're much interested in the progress OF
the investigation of Special Agent Yves
activities as both of them suffered at the
hands of the youth who thought he had
been delegated to sweep up all the dis
loyal wheat he could find lying about
the floors OF the granaries Of Southern
Minnesota
In last weeks issue of the Review it
was mentioned that Edwin AZ. RolIoG
had arrived at Newport News, Va,
from overseas duty This was an error
and should have read Fred E.. Rolloff.
The latter was stationed at Key West,
Florida from May,1917, until September
Of 1918 when he was ordered for over
seas duty. He landed at Brest during
October and saw service over. there
some five months. He arrived in the
states a week ago Thursday. 4 tant3inu
from the y. s. s1Aeolus'' His brother
Edwin Rollof is in the service as 4 oemar
in the Academy at Annapolis, Mary.
land, and expects to receive This dis.