New Ulm review., 1919-05-21

Fred Wills, Jr., Of Nicollet who under
went serious operation for tumor in
this city is rapidly recovering
Henry Battig of Golden Gate under
went an operation at the Loretto hospital
last week and is recovering rapidly.
Miss Leona Williams has returned
to her home in this city after several
days visit with her friend Miss Alice
Holm at Winthrop. -a.5.
Howard Cooper installed Delco Light
plant for John Fitzener in CORTLAND
last week. The light ng system serves
the house, barn and all other buildings
on the farm. .....
Howard Klossner, deputy bank ex-
aminer, was in Sleepy Eye last Tuesday
and Wednesday and went over the
books and funds of the Farmers and
Merchants State bank.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Chute, Russell
Ouren, Mrs. Berrum and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Paulson from the village of
Hanska enjoyed short visits in New
Ulm during the week.
The local police have been informed
by the sheriff of Martin county that a
ive-passenger Buick machine, 1917
model Dds, was stolen from the garage
of it's owner, resident of Fairmont.
The parents of Albert Gruenenfelder,
who is with the A. E. F., have received
word that he has been advanced to
Sergeant. He expects to return home
within the next six weeks.
Miss Eleanor Emmerich came home
from Comfrey last week where she had
recently completed term of school.
Miss Emmerich has taken position in
the Review office for the summer.
Miss Frieda Hager returned to her
home in Sleepy Eye last Thursday after
recovering from an operation which she
underwent at the Loretto hospital in
this city. She is very much improved.
Messrs. F. P. James, AL Kuske, Glen
Davey, Rev. Hughes and w. R. Hodges
from Sleepy Eye attended Com
mandery meeting in this city last
Wednesday evening. Rev. Hughes was
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Templar order.
Policemen John F. Herzog and VIM.
Kumm, apprehended Otto Goetsch last
Thursday night, he being an inmate of
the St. Peter hospital who had escaped
the previous day. An attendant from
the institution came to New Ulm Friday
and returned with the patient
| Andrew Bremen has disposed of his
residence near the Milford and Cotton
wood creamery to Aug. Reimer for
$2,75O and possession will be given
next week. Mr.. Bremen expects to
leave for Canada soon where he will
make his home with his daughter.
The dinner and sale arranged by the
ladies of the East Brown County chapter
of the Red Cross at the Armory last
Thursday added $500 to the funds of
the chapter The donations in eatables
and pastry were so liberal that supper
could also be served, which had not
been planned originally.
Erich C. Luedtke, pharmacists mate,
who was stationed at the Naval Base
hospital at Hampton Roads, Virginia
| visited with friends in the city last week
, He has been released from the naval
service and will again resume his dutirs
as pharmacist at Lamberton. He saw
overseas duty, being on board the U. S. S.
Martha Washington.
At a recent meeting of the stockholders
Of the Home cemetery association Dan
Moll and August Speckman were re-
elected as trustees, and Sexton Voig-
schild was again appointed. He has
served in this capacity for the past
twenty-five years. It was decided to
repair the road leading to the cemetery
! this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams from
Long Prairie have come to New Ulm
and are again in the employ Of the
bakery at F. w. Eibner $. They are
known to New Ulm people as they
worked for Mr.. Eibner several years
ago. The new bakery was opened for
operation last week. A new tile floor
is now being laid in the back part Of the
store. Il.