New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-07
LOCAL NOTES

Springfield last week.
walter Levine made a several days
visit IN Springfield during the week.
y. Wledenmann made business visit
IN Sleepy Eye last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Herman Loose from Morgan visited
with relatives and friends in New Ulm
during the week.
Mrs Jos. Waibel visited with her sister,
Mrs. Jake Mertz in Sleepy Eye several
days during the week.
Mrs. Edward Manderfeld made
short visit at the T. w. Manderfeld home
IN Springfield last week.
Miss Lulu Doehne visited with her
sister, Mrs. J. C. Rothenburg, in Spring
field several days last week.
Jos. Weisenborn visited several DAYS
last week at the home of his nephew in
Lafayette
Mrs. Harry Witty from St. Peter was
in New Ulm during the week to consult
a physician.
A. j. Schnobrich from Minneapolis
was business visitor in New Ulm sew
eral days during the week. ...
Howard Henderson, press man at the
Review Office, spent Sunday at his
home in Minneapolis.
Relatives of Chas. Wilfahrt have
received the information that he has
arrived in New York from overseas
service
Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Laabs and chill
i dren went to Gaylord last Wednesday
where they visited for several days with
relatives and friends.
Miss Hattie Winkelmann of Spring
field and Albert Schwartz of North Star
were married at the brides home,
Saturday week ago.
i Edmund Goblirsch had the misfortune
recently to send bullet through one of
his toes. The lead pierced the bone,
but the surgeon consulted was able to
save the member.
August Reetz who recently removed
to this city from Morgan visited with
friends at his old place of residence
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Walter Wiedenmann left for Lake
Crystal the fore part of the week attend
ing to business matters in connection
with the Aluminium Cooking Utensi
Company.
Miss Margaret Hicks, teacher of piano
} at the Minneapolis School of Music
presented several of her pupils at recital
last Monday evening. Miss Esther REIN
; was one of those who appeared on the
program.
The NJ S ;ionary society of the Metho-
dis: church Will have their annual banquet
this even ny at the church parlors A
musical program has been arranged and
the husbands of the society members
will appear as honorary guests.
! Mrs John Schneider entertained the
+, 900" club at her home last. Thursday
evening. Mrs. John Korbel drew the
high prize and Mrs. Chas. Engelbert
was awarded the low A light luncheo On
was served and all had an enjoyable
J evening.
! Paul Wiedenma IN of Sleepy Eye and
Alfred Wiedenmann Of this city went
to Minneapo.i, with the intention o:
driving a car home. They got as far as
Norwood and had to leave the car there
because of the rains and the bad cond:--
ton of the roads. e.,
The weekly skat tournament at Turne,
hall Monday evening ended with the
following result: Henry Bastian wor
first prize with 81 net games, VIM. Julius
, second, with 655 net points, and Henry
Grussendorf third, with a club solo
: against four.
Private J. A. Fell and Private Isadol
| Kosek have returned to their homes ir
Lafayette after being discharged from the
. service. They both served nineteen
! months and saw overseas service. Mr.
: Kosek is visiting with relatives in West
:; Newton at present.
Last Wednesday evening the assist an
/ at the Candy Kitchen who was driving
the Ford Car of Gust Karras met with
an accident which might have resulted
seriously. The car became uncontrolla
BILE near the railroad tracks and tippe:
) o11or Tnclxil11 tho driver wac not INV