New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-24
Walfred Iund Of Lafayette was
New Ulm visitor last Wednesday.


Walfred Lund Of Lafayette was a
New Ulrn visitor last Wednesday
Mrs. Anthony has returned home from
a month S visit with her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. Nj. Miesen, and family at Lamberton.
V. F. Quist Of Lafayette transacted
business in New Ulm Wednesday Of
last week.
y =. w. Soukup and two assistants are
installing a heating plant in the Cathc-
lie school at Comfrey.
Mrs Albert Hauser Of Sleepy Eye
enjoyed a brief visit in New Tim last.
week Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Youngman Of
Sleepy Eye transacted Business here the
fore part Of last week.
Atth Henle, .-Jr, Of Sleepy Eye was a
recent visitor at the home of his parents
here
Miss Stella Schilling OF Springfield
spent Sunday with New Tim relatives
and friends.
Miss Louise Meile left yesterday for
St. Paul, TO spend Christmas at the home
of her sister, Mrs. H. F. Blomquist.
Erwin Doepke and Alf. Bethany Of
Wanda recently transacted business in
New Ulm
Rev. w f. Griffith Of Waseca will
conduct services at the Congregation
church here next Sunday morning at
10 clock.
John T. Stevens and family Of Iro-
auois, S. c.. are spending the holidays
at the Mrs. Mary Arbes home on North
State street. So:
Mrs, Katherine Haeberle returned
home, Thursday, from a three months
visit with her sister, Mrs Lizette Miller,
and family at Saltwater.
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Loeaier and child
rem departed for Minneapolis, yester-
day, where they expect to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Harold Reineke, who is attending the
medical college Of the state university,
arrived here last evening to spend the
holidays under the parental roof.
Mrs Fred Behnke and daughter,
Miss Frieda, are spending the holidays
at the home Of their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs..Rufus Lieber, at MINNEAPOLIS.
IS. Miss Beata Krook, who is teaching at
Aitkn, arrived home Saturday evening
for a two weeks vacation at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. IA. .Kroek..
VIM. Brust, who is employed by tie
Sterling Electric Co., as a lineman at
Granton, Wis., arrived here Sunday for
a visit with: his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred: Brssst. /; st...5 !: t..s.
Albert Goetsch, who is employed in
a bank at Rapelie, Mont, arrived
here Saturday evening for brief visit
with his sisters, the Misses Hulda and
Viola Goetsch He returned to Rapelje
yesterday. Mr. Goetsch states that
business is good in that locality, in spite
Of a short crop, which was. caused by
excessive drolth.
Christ Filzen lost a valuable horse
during ice harvesting operations on
the Minnesota river, Thursday. The
animal and its mate broke through a
thin covering Of ice, which had formed
on an open space Of the stream during
the previous night, and drowned. The
other horse was saved. The dangerous
place in the river was obliterated by snow
and the team fell headlong into the
icy water.
Miss Gladys Etter, a member of the
senior class Of the local high school,
who, since the removal of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Etter, from Court
land township to Menagha, MINI,
some two months ago, had been staying
at the home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hopkins, in this city,
left Friday for Menagha, to spend the
holiday vacation under the parental
roof. She was accom- panied to Managha
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by her cousin, Miss .Leona Etter, of
Cambria.
December 81 is the last day for fling
applications for -instatement Of war
risk insurance policies by men and
women who served their country during
the World war, according to an announce
rrent sent. out from Washing ton, D. c.,
recently Reinstatement can be OBJ
tanned only in case the premiums have
not lapsed for more than Is months.
War risk insurance is now convertible
into any one of the following six poll
cies: Ordinary life, 20-year endowment,
sos ear endowment, endowment rnatur-
ing at age Of 60, 20-paynaent life and