New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-14

Miss Bertha Kitzke will leave this
week for her home at Alexandra, MINI
Mrs. Henry Heidemann and son from
Nicollet visited with relatives in New
Ulm during the week.
Mrs. Peter Nelson and little daughter
have returned to their home in Vesta
after brief visit with relatives in New
Ulm and Milford.
The city of St. James has leta contract
for five blocks of paving in the centra
part Of the city It has been decided
that Creosote blocks will be used and
a number Of other blocks will be paved
with asphaltic concrete.
The Herman Loose family from Nor
gan removed to this city last week. The
Morgan Messenger writes that the family
have lived there for number of years
and that Mr.. Loose has been one of thei]
most industrious business men.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham who is visiting
in Chicago will return to New Ulm tc
be here during the convention of the
Women's clubs. Urgent business mat.
tiers will oblige her to return to Chicago
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Hicks was christened Hope Marie
last Monday evening, by Rev. E. F.
Wheeler. The immediate families and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Starr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Olsen were present.
The Herman Sisters agreeably sur
prised Ms. John Hetlinger at her home
last Friday evening. Five hundred
was played and prizes were awarded to
Mrs. F. A. Schnobrich, high and Mrs.
Bachmann, low. A luncheon was served
and all enjoyed the occasion.
After having waived a preliminary
hearing before Justice Geo. Hogen,
Max Burg, who is alleged to have made
an assault upon Henry Seifert was
bound over to the May term of the
District Court. His bail was fixed at 81, :
600 which was furnished.
The winners at the weekly Skat
tournament at the Turner Hall last
Saturday were: Rebt Williams, first
prize, with II net games; Jul. Krause,
second, with 5l3 net points, and Henry
Grussendorf, third, with a spade solo
against four matadores.
John Johnson, travelling agent Of
G. & N, W.. brother Of Mrs. Simon
Leischer of this city has been obliged
to return to the hospital at Rochester
again. He underwent an operation
recently from which he recovered and it
is regretted that he is on the sick list
again. He is known by many here.
A group of friends surprised Miss
Marie Korbel at her home on. North
State street last Sunday evening, the
occasion being her birthday anniversary
Some twenty-five card enthusiasts were
present to enjoy the affair. Prizes
were awarded to III. III. Walters, Mrs.
Chas. Hough, Miss Anna Hansen and
Miss Cecilia Eihn er
At the Annual Conference of the
Evangelical Bethel church Rev. w. A.
Juedes was again appointed by Bishop
Saeger, Of Naperville to serve the local
congregation. Formerly Rev. Juedes
was also in charge Of the Nicollet con-
gregation. He has been released from
this charge and Rev. Wiener from Man
kato will attend it in the future. Rev
and Mrs. Juedes visited in Nicollet
Friday.
The out Of town relatives and friends
who attended the funeral Of Mrs. Johr
Gollnasts Sunday afternoon were Morri.
Timm and daughter, Winona, Lei
Timm, Kensal, NJ D.; Anna Timm
Butte, Montana; Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
Pfeiffer, Morton; Gust Albrech,
and family, Fairfax; Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Timm, Wabasso; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Timm
lLamberton; Mrs. Frank Trapp and Mrs
Paul Schlick, Springfield,