New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12

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Miss Title Pidde Of New Ulm was il
Mankato Saturday, visiting friends.
Julius Berndt Of st. Peter visited Will
relatives and friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Theo. Meier is visiting at tn,
home OF her parents in Minneapolis.
Paul Wiedenmann from Sleepy Ey,
transacted business in New. Ulm durin,
!. the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gust Stuebe are til,
happy parents Of a little daughter VIII
was born week ago Sunday.
/ Miss Adelaide Durbahn will enter
tain group Of friends this evening il
i honor Of Mrs Edwin Durbahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Olsen from Win.
throp and Fred Meade from Clyde
/ L North Dakota, spent Sunday at the
Peter Arbes home Mr.. Olsen is a
brother to Mrs Arbes.
An electric Lighting plant is being in
stalled at the farm of Albert Knees, just
beyond the city limits. The work is
being done by the Eyerling Electric CO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hoese from Mayer
were visitors at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Patsch last week The latter returned
from weeks trip to Waconia, Young
America and Mayer, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Altsnann, residing on
ISouth Franklin street has been on the
sick list during the last few weeks. Hel
many friends hope that she will soor
recover.
Mrs. John A. Dietz returned from st
James last Saturday. She went there
to attend the funeral of her months
old niece, Elvira Schweppe, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schweppe.
About twenty-five friends of Mrs. Jos
Bianchi surprised her at her home or
South German street last Saturday
/ The occasion was in the nature of fare
well party. before the family removes
to their farm
Thomas Pfaender returned home from
Seattle, Wash, the latter part of last
week He has been at the University
and was sent to Seattle where he worked
for the government in the ship yards
He will remain at home now for time
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winkelmann re-
ceived a card from their son Paul last
| week informing them to send no more
mail as he intended to sail for the United
States any day. He was located at
Bordeaux when he last wrote
Ruth Nelson, aged twenty-three years,
died at the Union hospital in this city
Sunday morning shortly after II A. M.
The remains. were shipped to St, Peter
Sunday afternoon, that being her late
home
Rev. Gongoll from Lamberton will be
in the city Friday to conduct the quarter
| ly meeting of the Evangelical Bethel
church. The revival meetings which
| have been in progress during the past
| two weeks will close with this meeting.
August Stork, who is in charge of the
Stork Produce house in Tyler during the
absence Of his brother, w. P Stork, spent
Sunday visiting at his home in this city,
W. l.. krauch from ST. Paul was also a
guest at the August Stork home Sunday
Corp Gus Vogel of Minneapolis, who
was with Battery c of the 93rd field
artillery in France. was visitor at the
home of his brother Ed of this city
He was accompanied by his mother
Mrs. Louisa Vogel, of Springfield.
August Bratsch who was with tn,
American Expeditionary forces in Franc,
has received his honorable discharge ant
returned to his home town, Brighton
On his way home, he stopped in New
Ulm for a short time and made the las
part Of his journey accompanied b.
Mrs Matt. Schouveiller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knees Of tn
Town of Milford were agreeably sur
prised Friday evening by large humble
of friends and relatives. $500" wa
played for pastime and prizes wer
awarded as follows Mrs. Otto Wieden
j mann and John Backer, high, and OFT,
Wiedenmann and Miss Hulda Goetsch
Low. A delicious lunch was served.