New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
Mrs. A. Berg spent last week visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas
Gehrmann in Sleepy Eye.

Mrs. A. Berg spent last week visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas
Gehrmann in Sleepy Eye.
The trains have been badly DELAYED
this week due to a heavy blizzard which
was sweeping Southwestern Minnesota
1t is expected that conditions will soon
be normal again.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Anderson of Brighton township was
quite seriously scalded about the arms
and body one day last week, when he
pulled a pail Of boiling water from the
stove.
Mrs. Gust Nelson from st. Peter was
brought to the Union hospital last week
where she will remain several weeks for
treatment. She was accompanied by
her husband and her mother, Mrs. Louis
Eckstrom Il
Harry Bieraugel met with a very un-
fortunate accident one day last week
while working on farm near New Ulm.
He broke leg and was Immediately
brought to the Loretto hospital where
he is receiving attention.
Commencing today (Wednesdav).
there will be Lenten services in the
Evangelical Friedens church every
Wednesday evening at 7:3O P. M. until
Easter. The public as we'll as the
congregation are invited to attend.
+ Mrs. H. Schmidt and children went
to Sleepy Eye last Friday for a visit at
the home Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Math. Hoffmann While there
the youngest child became sick with the
influenza and they will remain there un-
till the little one is better.
J. w. Hetlinger of the Motor Transport
Corps stationed at Camp Boyd, Texas
received his honorable discharge from
the service and returned home Friday
He Will visit week with his parents and
then leave for Brainerd for prolonged
visit with his sister, Mrs. A. E. Ellison.
Miss Hildegard Julius was surprised
by a group of friends one evening last
week at her home The evening was
spent at playing cards and other games
Card prizes were awarded to Leona
Dletz, Louise Witt, Emily Groebner
Martin Lundquist and Waldemar Stell-
jes.
Fred Lehman and daughter from
Sioux Falls arrived here Thursday
morning for a visit with the formers
mother, Mrs. Maria lehman. who
celebrated her eighty-third birthday
anniversary. The past few months she
has not been as well as usual but her
many friends hope that she may celebrate
many more birthdays and be of good
health. -
John Nothwehr, Of Nicoilet, met with
very serious accident last Thursday
afternoon. While hauling wood out
OF the timber he tipped over and got
partly under the load. sustaining a bad
fracture OF his left leg. He was brought
to hospital in this city and his leg was
put into plaster cast At this writing
he is getting along as we'll as can be
expected under the circumstances.
One day last week stranger appeared
at OshaWa station and made arrange
ments to ship out. a car of bailed tav.
When he came to load the car the ele-
Nator man and the station agent saw
him carrying in a number of paper boxes.
pom Investigation it was found that
wet goods had been secreted in the
car. The car was billed to go into the
state Ct Nebraska, which is dry terri
tory. The matter was reported and
the car was held up in Sious City and
searched. Over $500 worth of LIQUOR
was taken from among. the hay by state
authorities. The shipper was arrested
in Nebraska.