New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16
Philip Haas of this city was a Brook.

, Vile caller recently.
4 Cyrus Frederickson went to Brookville
last week to assist at the j. G.. Jensen
home there for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Define of Springfield
came to New Ulm the fore part of last
I week to consult a physician.
Frank Oppelt of Sleepy Eye was in
| New Ulm during last week to attend tC
some business matters.
| Mrs. Ermin Otto of Morgan was in
New Ulm last week making visit with
relatives and friends.
Katharine Sheridan from Fairbault
was pleasant visitor at the ]. A. Ochs
home for several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder of Sleepy Eye
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs,
| Hermann Schwerr of this city.
Conductor John Gollnast has been
transferred to Waseca to resume his
OuCleS at Chat station.
| Louis Windhorn left Sunday for Min
neapolis where he will spend his vaca-
ton visiting with relatives.
Miss Ella Peuser is spending a two
weeks vacation with friends and relatives
at Mankato and in the Twin Cities.
The Misses Ruth Ruemke and Ella
Helhnann left for St. Paul Monday
where they are visiting with Miss Ella
Ruemke.
Miss Frieda Dongus who was operated
on a week ago at Columbus, Ohio, is
slowly improving and expects to be able
to come home in the near future.
Mrs. Louisa Vogel and son Gustav Of
Springfield came to New Ulrn for a brief
visit with Edward Vogel. Gustav has
returned to his work in Minneapolis.
Miss Christine Nelson and Miss
Elizabeth Schunar of Sleepy Eye were
in New Ulm last week to- visit friends
here.
Mrs. Alfred Mueller and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Bingham Of this city were visitors
at the Hermann Siegler home at Sleepy
Eye one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kohn and Mrs.
Josephine Rolphing of this city attended
/ the golden wedding celebration Of Mr..
and Mrs. August Fenske, on their farm
near Morgan.
Earl Carroll Of Sleepy Eye spent Sun
I day with friends in this city. He is still
in the service and is spending furlough
at his home.He is on board the U. S.
S. Santa Maria.
Mrs. John Herzog and daughter Miss
! Mayme and Mrs. Wellmann are visiting
with relatives in Cincinnati. This is
Mrs. Herzog's first visit in twenty-seven
years to her old home.
F. w. Johnson delivered the main
address at the Independence Day cele-
bration at Springfield. Many pro
nounced the speech as the best Fourth
Of July address they had ever heard, .
says the Springfield Free Press.
Judge of Probate VIM. B. Mather,
Supt. of Schools r. b. Kennedy. Mr..
and Mrs. Bieber and family and Mrs.
Bieber's mother, Mrs. Bierman, Emil
Metzinger and family and Philip Liesch
and family motored to Springfield to
attend the 4th Of July celebration there.
Mrs. A. Bautz is entertaining her
sister, Miss Nellie Horn Of Webster City,
Ia, more recently from overseas where
she has been as a Red Cross nurse. The
young lady will make an extended visit
but her brother who accompanied her
here has returned to his home after a
short visit with Mrs. Bautz.
Alfred Domyer Of Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
an employee Of the Eat Shop Sixth street
south, Minneapolis, is being held by the
Minneapolis police in connection with
the attempt to crack the safe of the Eat
Shop one day last week, recording to
reports from that city,. According to
the police he has admitted tamperiilng
with the safe. About $50 worth 81
cigars are missing.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Fenske Of near
Morgan celebrated their golden wedding,
recently. Nearly 400 people were
present to enjoy the festivities Of the
day with them. The couple were
married at New Ulm July 8, 1869, and
mediately took up their home not
far from Morgan. MI. Fenske came
to this part Of the state in 1866. III
was one Of the defenders of the whites
| against the attacks Of the Red Skin.