New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-02
A small street carnival was in action
at Sleepy Eye last week.

A small street carnival was in action
at Sleepy Eye last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Henderson
left for Minneapolis Monday after
several months spent in New Ulm.
/ Miss. Mertrude Witty Of this city spent
the past week visiting with relatives
and friends in the village of Nicollet.
Mrs. Dittmann, Of near Gibbon, is
patient at the Union hospital. She
is recovering from AN operation and
expects to return home in the near future.
Adeline Grosglass from near Feirfax
is patient at the Union hospital. She
underwent an operation recently and is
getting along nicely.
Otto Koch, Carl Taemlitz and Anton
Schiller, carpenters at Bancroft, S. T.
visited their homes in this city Sunday.
They will return to Dakota shortly.
Christ Arndt has returned to his
home in New Ulm after several weeks
visit at the farm home of his son, Paul,
near Springfield.
Charles Dorm WHO recently returned
from France made visit at the home of
his sister, Mrs. T. w. Manderfeld in
Springfield last week.
Mrs. VIM. Dittbrenner and Mrs.
Herman Kiesling were in Sleepy Eye
last week where they attended the
funeral of a relative.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche returned to this
city the fore part Of the week after at
tending to matters concerning his pro-
fession in Milwaukee, Wis.
Reuben Marti Of Sleepy Eye was a
New Ulm visitor Saturday afternoon.
He came down to look after the business
Of the College Messenger, the D. M.
L. College Magazine, Of which he was
managing editor last year.
The Misses Mabel Arndt, Melanie
Lila, Florence Gender and Herbert
Arndt from Confrey motored to this
city last Saturday to get the latter's
father who had spent the past week
visiting with local relatives.
Miss Rosebud Engel who is attending
summer school at the Mankato STATE
Normal spent the week end visiting at
the home Of her parents. Her brother
Jacob has just returned from overseas
service and is looking fine.
Captain Albert Steinhauser returned
home Saturday night from weeks
trip to Louisville, indianapolis, Newport
and Cincinnati. He had expected to
remain several days longer but was
called home on account Of the death Of
Captain Hindermann.
Jack Tar George Bigot Of the u. S.
Navy is enjoying furlough from his
duties and is visiting at his home in
this city. He is somewhat more fortu-
nate in securing furloughs than some
Of the other boys as he has been home
several times this year. $500
Mrs. George Hillmer and daughter
Esther from Rochelle, Iowa spent the
past week visiting at the II. F.. Schrader
home. They are visiting at the Gluth
home in Milford township this week.
Mrs. Hillmer is daughter Of Mrs.
Dorothy Schrader Of this city.
Last Tuesday Miss Aleen Setter
entertained a or up Of friends at a
picnic dinner at the home of Mrs.
Hauenstein, ST., the occasion being in
honor Of Miss Marie Kral, Of st. Paul,
who is visiting in the city. All present
enjoyed a pleasant time.
County Auditor A. L. Swenson, Coun-
ty attorney A. X. Staining and Clerk
of Court George Graf, of Ivanhoe
visited in New Ulm during the past week.
They stated that the commissioners had
made arrangements to secure plans fol
q new court hous Of Lincoln county.
The annual Equity picnic was hele
at the grove on the Anton Henle farm
Ieight miles west Of New Ulm SUNDAY
afternoon. Ex-Mayor Thomas Van Lear
of Minneapolis, was the principal speake
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