New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-08


Mt Mt and Mrs George Magis have re-
turned to their home in Morgan after
visit with friends in New Ulm.
a. J. Eckstein from Redwood Falls
spent several days during the week
visiting at the Alex Henle home.
Miss Louisa Lawrenz who visited
with friends in Henderson during the
week has returned to her home IN New,
! Ulm.
Ludwig Hofmeister who has received
his discharge from the s. "A. T. C. has
again accepted position as steno-
grapher in the A. g. Anderson Office in in
1Springfield.
| With the intention Of making New
Jim his new home Leo Kett1er has left
the village Of Lismore, Mobiles County
ana ana come to our city. At present he
l1Ves over Metzinger's Clothing Store.
! Fred Fritsche, pioneer Of Nicollet
county and for many years resident
OF New Ulm, was a holiday guest at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Il. Mueller and husband, in Springfield.
Axel E. Erickson Of Comfrey has
been reported killed in action on No
vember 8. He was twenty-nine years
of age, being born in Sweden. He had
been resident of this country but a
few years.
w. ). julius, president Of the Mime
4 sofa State Sheriff's association for a
number Of years, has been named as
one of a legislative committee, selected
! by the new president, B. E. Schooner
of St. Cloud.
! John Poehler Of CORTLAND township
marketed eighty three hogs last week,
which weighed l6, ITS pounds and Melted
almost $1,000; Herman Hellmann, of
the same township marketed fifty-one
hogs, which weighed $500 pounds and
brought over $1,000; Joseph Schiller al
SO OF Courtland township sold sixty
| four porkers and received over $4,000
for the same. We would all like to be
farmers when the big hauls come in.
| The Hermann Sisters Lodge met at
| Gebser's hall Thursday evening and
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Mrs. John Hetlinger, pres;
Mrs. Theo. Mueller, vice pres; Mrs.
Ernst Wicherski, treas; Miss Julia
Berndt, Sec; Mrs. Anna Roeder, chair
man; Mrs. A. Subilia, inside guard:
J Mrs. August James, outside guard; Mrs.
John Affholder, trustee. After the bust
ness meeting a luncheon was served
and the lodge members enjoyed pleas
ant social evening.
All of the soldiers returning from
the camps to their homes in New Ulm
are requested to report at once to DIR.
j. L. schocl or Fred w. johnson, whe-
j thef they have situations or not. Those
who have not will be supplied with
work. at once There are a number Of
| desirable positions now awaiting re-
turning soldiers and those who have
been mustered out and are home with
out work should report to the above.
New. Ulm desires to look we'll after all
who return from the service of their
country.
4 Carl G.. Pidde, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Pidde, of Comfrey and formerly
Of this city, arrived at his home on
Christmas day. He had been stationed
at Paullas, France, with the aviation
section of the National Army. He had
been in France six months and is re
lating many stories Of his experiences
He states that on the trip over, those
on his ship had quite an exciting ex
perience. The boat took fire one nigh
and all on board were transferred K
another ship. Two Of the boys los
their. lives while this was going on
He did not previously inform his par
ents that he would come home, SO HI
B gave them a complete surprise OF
!, Christmas morning.