New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-29
John Henle attended to business mat
tiers in ST. Paul several days recently.

8e5 Onn 11enle Attended TO business mat
tiers in st. Paul several days recently
Miss Alma Carols from Essig sisssyisit-
ing at the Henry Barth home this week.
Ben Rolwes IS visiting relatives IN
Adrian township, near Comfrey. J,
Mrs. Henry Barth is making visit
with relatives in the Twin Cities
Ben Vetter made a business visit to.
Madelia last week.
The fire sufferers fund, collected in
Nicollet county amounted to $2,61O.78.
The total fund contributed in this
county was $6,o16.75. s.
| Arthur Meier from Hanska visited
at his home III this city the forepart Of.
the week.
Mrs. Jos. Michels has returned to her
home in Nieollet after a brief visit.
with local relatives.
| Miss Edith Eckberg of Bernadotte
township is receiving treatments at one
Of the local hospitals.
JOS. Martinka has returned to- his
home in Lucan. He was called here
last week by the illness of his father.
Mrs. F. 0. Swcnson of Lafayette is.
recovering from an operation at To-
cal hospital. Mr.. Swenson visited with
her one day last week.
Mrs. John Merth has returned to her
home in Wabasso after few DAYS
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Smith, on North Minnesota
street.
The Home Booster band rendered
their annual concert Friday evening at
the Home club house. A large mum
ber~ were in attendance and it was
greatly enjoyed by all.
I Emil Lien of Albin township has
| landed i'll New York City, after seeing
overseas service. He sent a telegram
to his parents recently and stated that
he VIII soon be home.
Last Wednesday Robert Fesenmaier
and sons, Robert and Otto visited in
Minneapolis. They attended the we'd
ding Of Miss Agnes Michels anGt George
Sieg, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jungers of judd, IN.
D., are enjoying a few days visit In this;
city and at Lafayette. They have been
the guests Of relatives in Sleepy Eve
for number of weeks
| The Annual Corn Show was held at
Winthrop last week. At the same time,
a Farmers Institute was conducted BY
Forest Henry, who Had charge of the
Institute in this: city secentIy.
( Ath. j. Henle, met with his brother,
Raymond in France or December 30th;
and they visited for five hours. Atha.
mas rs employed in a government print
ing office in Paris and Tsaymoni is in
| the postal department of the overseas
service: stationed near, Paris. 81
DR.. and Mrs A. j. kacsss from Fargo,
n. D. visited at the home of tire for
mef s. parents several days Fast week
Dr.. kaess was mustered out ST the sefv-
ice short time ago. They attended
the Southern Minnesota Mesfiyaf asso.
citation EcTd In Mankato the fofeg,art
of last week
WilFi'e Cartwright from Vancouver, b.
G., has, arrived In Lafayette aIlef Will
make IRIS home with relatives there.
He is twelve years of age and made the
trip alt alone The boys father was
!. arowneT When the g Princess Sophia =
was grounded OH the coast of Alaska.
October H25.
The pupils OF school district No. IS
i'll Nicollet county have adopted q war
orphan through the society Of Father
less Childrer IN France. TIE lad IS
name is Pierre Leyor and lie is ten
years of age. The money for the sup
8 o. Il a-
port Of the. child was secured by, dis
pensing with certain social ayents in
the school.
Thes directors Of the Farmers State
bank Of Lafayette: T:F. Bergassist, Aug.
Hed Adam G blTseh, J. Aug Swanson,
John A.. Johnson, E. w. Olson and Henry
johnson elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: 7. f. Bergquist,
pres: b. W. Olson, vice. pres; Henu
Johnson, cashier, and Harry A. Swenson,
asst. cashier.
Monday evening the skat players Of
New y m gathered at the Turner Hall
for their. weekly skirmisla. Games we're
played at nine different tables Otto