New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-01
spent Chrismas with his folks. in New

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hospitals.
Victor Schlcudcr from Eureka, North
Dakota, is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. n. 0. Schleuder
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kappelmann spent
Christmas at the home. of the latter.'s
mother in this city.
Charles Herzog from Camp Funston
Kansas, is enjoying a furlough at his
slome in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Nelson of Brigl:
Son township are the parents of a ten
pouAd son who was born recently.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Kemski and daugh-
Ter, from, Waconia, arrived in New Ulm
last Thursday for visit at the R. r.
kemski home
Miss Edna Fritz who is teaching in
the Lutheran school at Oconomowoc,
Wisconsin, spent the holidays visiting
with relatives and friends in New Ulm.
The name of Paul G. Kjolstad Of
ianska appeared in Thursdays pub
}ished casualty list Of those who were
wounded.
Miss Bertha Esser departed for Ora
NADIA last Friday to resume her duties
as teacher in the public schools at that
place.
Henry Klingler, engineer the
Northwestern railway had the misfor-
tune Christmas day to fracture one Of
his lower limbs.
Eric Engholm of Lafayette has pur-
chased eighty acres of farming land
near Anoka and will remove to the new
farm i'll the spring.
Miss Erna Holzinger who teaches in
the public schools of Tyler spent the
holidays at the home of her parents in
/ this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Schwerr spent
Christmas with Mrs. Schwerr' IS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder in Slee-
ny Eye.
Miss Gertrude Messenger who is
teaching in one of the rural schools near
this city is spending the holiday vaca
ton at her homo in Springfield
Harold w. Iandwehr from Fort Sheri-
dan arrived in New Ulm last Tuesday
and surprised Mr.. and Mrs. John Scha
pekahm, with whom he visited. He re-
turned to the Fort again Wednesday,.
Miss Winona Alvin, who is one Of
the stenographcrs in the Great North
crn building iii st. Paul, enjoyed the
holidays at the home of her parents in
this city.
State wide prohibition went into eff
feet in Montana last night at ,nidnighr.
The entire state has become as "Dry
us Sahara.' With the passing of the
saloon there will disappear one Of the
picturesque institutions of the west.
Otto J. English was at Mankato Mon
day morning to attend the funeral Of
his nephew Bert l.. English, who died
at Mankato from influenza The de-
ceased was a member Of the Free Press
Printing Go.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fuerst and
daughter Adela arrived last week to
spend the holidays with relatives
Christmas Day Mrs. Henrietta Hauen-
stein gave a family party at which
forty guests were present.
Victor REIN who is member Of the
$. A. T. C. at the University is making
!; visit at the home Of his parents. He
has been mustered out, but will return
to the University to continue his course
OF studies.
Herbert Scilwerr who was a member
of the 9th Field Artillery received his
discharge shortly before Christmas and
made visit at his home here He has
left for the Twin Cities where he. will
reenlist in the marines.
Miss Olga Mayer, who's has been at
home for the holidays, has left for
Proctor, Mimi. Ga suburb of Duluth)
where she has accepted /; position as
principal of the high school under MI.
A.. J. Jedlicha, her former superintend-
sent at Mahnomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Vogtel of Min
.neapolis are the parents Of baby girl
which arrived in their home on Christ
mas day Mrs. Chas. Vogtel OF New
Ulm is visiting at her sons home now
and acquainting herself with the new
anember of the family.