New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ahrens are the
parents of baby boy born May 10.

week.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Esser are the
parents of a baby girl who was born
last Thursday
E. A. Hagberg transacted business
in Nicollet during the week in the
interests of the Safert and Guggisberg
Construction Co.
l. Mrs. A. P. Simons was guest at the
Seeman home in Gaylord last Tuesday
and Wednesday,. She also attended to
business matters while there.
Miss Jeanette Andring, Of St. Paul,
formerly Of this city visited with friends
last week. The Andring family removed
to St. Paul seven years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kunz and child
rem of near St. James autoed to New
Ulm during the week and visited with
the formers sister, Mrs. Leo Leik.
Herman Wagon of Winona, general
agent of the C. & N. W. railway, was in
New Ulm last week. He was on his
way home from trip thru the Dakotas.
JOS Heiderscheid has returned to
his home in Morgan. He came here
with his son Alois who underwent an
operation for the removal of adenoids.
Edwin Johnson of New Sweden town.
ship has returned home, having received
his discharge from the service He had
been in active service in France since
November, 1917.
Friends of Mrs. A. A. Zapf surprised
her at the home of Geo w. Dietz last
Thursday evening. She was presented
with set of handpainted plates. Mrs.
Zapf and child have left for Minneapolis.
Rev. c.. Holm has received German
helmet as a memento of the work he !.
did in boosting the Victory loan The
helmet is of patent leather and it was
made in Bavaria. The owner prizes
it highly.
Robert Pless and son Waldemar and
Mesdames George Oswald and A. Muel-
Ter visited in New Ulm last week. They
called upon Robt. Pless who is con-
valescing from a recent operation at
a local hospital.
Have you ever seen the woods and
hills more beautiful than they are this
spring? Such luxuriant growth of
foliage and flower repays the long wait
we have had. The parks are dream
of beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smasal from
Sleepy Eye visited with relatives in
New Ulm last week. Mr.. Smasal is
connected with the Farmer and Mer-
chants Bank Of Sleepy Eye. ...s
Last Tuesday evening a group of
friends pleasantly surprised Miss Louise
Witt at her home. The evening was
spent at $500 and prizes were awarded
to Martin Lundquist, Walter Rooster,
Emily Groebner and Stonia Kunze. )
At the recent meeting, of the Young
Ladies Society of the Lutheran church
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Mrs. George Gieseke,
pres; Miss Anna Hartje, vice pres, Miss
Gertrude Strassen, sec.; and Miss Hilda
Blauert, treas.
Philip Cuba, who has been working
in this city during the past several
months, has been taken to WATERFOWL,
Wisconsin, by police officers of that city.
Cuba is charged with bastardy and re-
turned with the officers without extradi-
ton papers being secured.
According to a bill which was passed
at the recent session of the state legis-
lature, Martin Willinger will receive
S1,25O as compensation for injuries
received during his confinement in the
Saltwater State prison. He fell from a
pile OF slsal and broke both lower limbs.
c.. E. Johnson of Oshawa township
met with a serious accident last week.
Four horses hitched to manure spread
er became frightened and commenced
running, throwing Mr.. Johnson from the
machine. He was badly injured but it
is expected he will recover.
The Moritz Anding family of Winona
arrived last week to make their home
here again. Mr.. Anding had been
here for several weeks and is EMPLOYED
at the New Ulm Roller Mills. They
will live in the cottage at the corner of
Washington and Second South Street.
Mrs. Anding is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Engel.
All dances given by private parties
hereafter, whether given in the city or
country, where admissions charged must
pay a ten per cent income tax. Ice
cream or drinks are also taxed in the