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

visited over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Spelbrink
& Miss Irene Stamm spent the week end
visiting at her home in this city. She
returned to Dotson Sunday afternoon.
Roman Renner from Cornfrey spent
a few days last week in New Ul1n visiting
at, the VIM. Emmerich home. While
here he. consulted local physician.
A new. and up-to- date cigar case has
been installed at Backer's Pharmacy.
The improvement greatly adds to the
appearance and convenience of the
store
Mrs. P.J. Soukup who recently under
went an operation at a local hospital is
getting along nicely Her many friends
are looking. forward to complete re-
coyery in the near future
Matt Miesen returned to his home
in Lamberton last week, after spending
almost three. weeks at local hospital.
He feels much improved in health.
Editor A. Kinney Of the Mankito
Union News was in New Ulm several
days the past week attending to business
matters. Mr.. Kinney is bright
likable chap and he should be able to
make the News a s'reglar" paper.
Lester McCarger, nineteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McCargar Of
Nicollet township recently contracted
influenza at Trenton, Iowa, and died.
His remains were shipped home and
inferred in the Hebron cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guhlke, residing
on farm near Golden, were pleasantly
surprised one evening last week, the
occasion being their twentieth wedding
anniversary The celebrants were pre-
sented with many beautiful china gifts.
VIM. Wandersee recently wrote to
VIM Schroeck that he is now in Nieder
Pruem, Germany. He is the only man
from New Ulm in the entire company
He says the boys are all separated and
he hadn't heard from any Of them since
he is over there.
Elmer Ellington OF near Nicollet is
receiving care at the hospital at Fort
Smelling. He lost both Of his lower
limbs on the battle fields over there.
He recently wrote to relatives that he
is getting along fine and expects to be
home on furlough soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Strunk are the
happy parents of a baby girl who was
born Monday. Mrs. Strunk and the
baby are getting along nicely. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Olsen from Minneapolis are
visiting at the Strunk home. Mrs.
Olsen is sister of Mrs. Strunk.
Private Geo. L. Strauch who was
with the army of occupation in Germany
died March 6, at handkerchief, Rhenish
Province, according to a telegram of
the War Department at Washington
to his mother Mrs George M. Strauch
Of St. Peter
JOS. Private returned to Lamberton
Friday after an unexpected stay in this
city. Mrs. Private and little child were
patients at local hospital and Mr..
Private came here to. visit with them.
While here he contracted the "fu" and
thus was held in the hospital for ten days.
@ c, W. Street, formerly Supt. Of schools
at Yankton, S. D., has been elected
to. the position Of uperintendent Of
schools at Mankato For three years
he was superintendent at Redwood
Fails, MINI, and later. went to Glencoe,
MINI. The. board Of education at Man
kato has fixed his salary at So, 800 per
year:
What was declared to. be a, world
record price OF 500, 900, for pure bred
Hereford bull, was paid by Ferguson
brothers of Candy, MINI, for (. Richard
Fairfax five year cd re gistered animal.
Richard Fairfax was raised by Warren
T, McGraw Of Kentland, Ind, and has
never been shown
Beginning this week the Review
office has set their clock ahead and
begin work at Z by sun time instead
OF 8. They expect to take Saturday
afternoons off during the summer season
and this is the reason for the early start
daily. The plant employees force
OF eighteen at present and hopes soon
to find two more Workmen. The place
is one Of the busiest in town and an
enormous amount Of work is turned out.
-Four weekly publications are issued,
a monthly and q quarterly, in addition
to.a considerable amount OF commercial
printing improvements at the plant
the past year include power cutter,
on oY,fnn0f1n nroSc orl i IL. IL I, 4 4 :+s,,,