New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-02
LOCAL N o1ES

parents OF DaDy girl. porn q week ago.
John Esser and W. I. Esser made
a short business trip to Mankato, Tues
day.
Jake Esser and Frank Koenig. Of
Mankato were New Ulm visitors over
Sunday.
MRS. Arno Weddendorf is making
a visit with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis. III IS
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Bieber are making
visit with relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities.
"A. NJ. Oswald left for Sleepy Eye
on Monday where he will attend to
business matters.
John Hetlinger who visited at the home
Of his sister in Brainerd fer several weeks
has returned to his home in. this city.
John ! Mensen and Joe Duyeneker
of Adrian, MINI, visited with Bern
hard and Arnold Esser and their families
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Englebert made
a visit at the Chas. Fricke home. in
Mankato Sunday, returning to New Ulm
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Lindmeyer are
the parents of baby boy who made
his appearance last Saturday Mrs.
Lindmeyer will be remembered as Ella
| Schmidt =,
| Miss Helena Fischer of Morgan was
operated upon at the Loretto hospital
on Monday. She is a niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry J. Berg She is getting
along nice.
County Treasurer Henry>J. Berg was
in the cities the early part of last week,
where he attended the installation
ceremonies Of the new archbishop Austin
Bowling, as a delegate from New Ulm.
A Fathers and Sons banquet will lie
given at the Methodist church parlors
Friday evening. The following have
been requested to speak on this OCCASION:
DR.. Tibbetts, from Marshall; the Rev.
Reineke, and w, A, Fiji from Fairfax
Miss Adela Mass has returned to her
home in Gaylord after a several days
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schroeck.
Fred Bielke of New Auburn was in
New Ulm last week to visit with Mrs.
Bielke who is receiving treatment at
hospital here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fischer from
Morgan came to this city the fore part
Of last week, The latter underwent a
minor operation at tie Union hospital
and is getting along nicely now.
Private Philip L. LANCE, member of
the Hickory division which has been
overseas for some time, arrived safely in
New York last Friday. He informed
his parents by telegram, saying that he
is we'll. He went on board March 16,
at S. Nazaire at the mouth of the Loire
river.
Ora Krienke, brother of Mrs. c.: H.
Dirks visited over Sunday at the Dirks
home. He was recently discharged from
the army, being located at Camp Miller.
He has left for Mankato where he is
working for a lumber company.
Rev. C. J. AIbrecht and daughters
received the sad tidings last Saturday
informing them Of the death of the
formers sister, Mrs. H. Quehl. She
passed away Saturday afternoon after
being in poor health for three years,
suffering from a stroke of paralysis.
Rev. Albrecht of this city, Rev. EN-.
Albrecht of Fairfax, Rev. Gustav AL
brecht Of St. Peter, and Mrs. Koehler
Of Nicollet, have gone to Arlington to
be present at the funeral services.
!. George Grunnet, Jr., whose parents
live in this city writes them that he is a
member of the 18th Division of the
National Army Of New York, Delaware
and New Jersey. They arrived in
France June 8, 1918 and were assigned
to the Limey Sector, St. Mihiel front.
September Is to October they were at
Grand Pre-, St. Juvin Sector and from
October Is to November they were
in the Muese Argonne offensive. An
account Of their activities given in
French paper shows that they captured
6 officers, 1872 men, pieces of artillery
and 43 machine guns The 18th is
called the Lightning Division and their
symbol is a crimson semi-circle crossed
by white streak Of lightning. The
division colors are crimson and white.
Woman Albert J. Kuehn and Corp.
VIM. G. Kuehn, brothers Of Mrs. A.
J. Loeffler enjoyed pleasant visit at
the Loefler home the forepart of the
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