New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-09

Miss Hertha Mueller visited in Min
neapolis last week with her sister Anna
and with other relatives.
The Misses Leola and Vera Stricken
visited with relatives in Springfield
several days the fore part of the week.
Albert Jensen and members of the
family of Linden were business visitors
in New Ulm the latter part OF last week.
Miss Edna Emmerich spent the week
end visiting at her home. She returned
to her duties at the Commercial college
in Mankato, Monday.
Mrs. ]. H. 1Lau of Springfield, recently
received the information that her nephew
Jos. H. Schneider, had died in France
on February IL, of the influenza.
Adolph Amann returned to his home
in this city Saturday afternoon from
one of the California camps. He has
received his discharge from the service
Miss Hertha Heidemann returned to
her home in Nicollet last Wednesday
after convalescing from recent opera
ton which she underwent in this city.
Harry Flygare Of Lafayette, who has
been overseas recently notified relatives
that he has arrived in New York. His
unit went to Camp Merritt, New Jersey
Miss Tessie Berg has, recovered suf-
ficiently from a recent operation to
return to her home in Sleepy Eye. She
received treatment at the Loretto hos
pi tai.
Heidemann Bros are still busy saving
lumber at the iberia saw mill. It is
stated that more logs have been turned
into lumber at the mill than for many
seasons past. -.
The Masonic Home board has added
considerable amount to their funds
Thru the death of Mrs. VIM. Austin Of
Appleton who died recently in California
they were willed $4,000.
Adolf ". Hansen and Gertrude c..
Schmidt were united in marriage at
the parsonage of Rev. DR.. C. G. Holm,
Tuesday, April 1. They both were
residents of Sleepy Eye where they will
reside.
A. G. Bergen CT Lafayette village has
disposed of his residence property to
H. E. Hedren for the sum Of So, $780,
Mr. and Mrs. Bergen will spend the
summer in Minneapolis after which they
intend to go to California to make their
future home.
Harry Hamann was guest at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamann
during the week. He had recently re-
turned from France and was enroute
to his home in Sykeston, N. D. The
young soldier is nephew of Mr. Ha-
mann.
Dorm & Schueller have sold the in
struments in their music store to the
Cable-Nelson Piano Co., of Chicago.
and possession was given Friday. Mr..
Dorm and Mr.. Schueller will continue
to have their office in the same building.
H. F. Chadderdon has arrived and will
manage the music store.
A week ago the parents of Harry
Englebert received void that he would
leave foreign lands and be in the United
States soon. He was formerly at Mosel,
G ermany, and went from there to
France where he boarded ship for the
states. He is member of the engineers
corps. Mr.. and Mrs. Englebert expect
him home in the near future.
Private Arthur j. Lin lemann who YVES
with the A. e. F. coast artillery, Goth
regiment has arrived from overseas
service. He was mustered out from
Camp Dodge and arrived at home last
week. It was surprise to his relatives
as he had not informed them of his
coming. He is visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ant. Schmitz in Milford
township now.
Special services are being held this
week at the local Methodist church,
every evening at 1880 o'clock not in
Guiding Saturday. Like services will
be held all Of next week. Revs. r. b.
Tibbets, Marshall; E. G. Reineke, Fair
fax and w F. Werner, district super
intendent from st. Paul together with
Mr.. A. w. Fiss, Of Fairfax will preside
at different meetings during that period.
The public as well as the congregation
Lare cordially invited to attend these