New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-23

Martin Windschittl from Comfrey.
transacted business in this city last
Wednesday.
Attorney Leo Seifert from Fairmont
made a brief visit with his parents the
fore part Of the week.
Miss Eleanor Emmerich who teaches
near Comfrey, came home last Thursday
to spend a brief Easter vacation here.
Vim. Geschwind Of Sleepy Eye, who has
Just returned from overseas service
visited in New Ulm several days the
past week.
Miss fNoami Mueller, student at the.
university, spent the Easter vacation
visiting with her parents DR.. and Mrs.
Emil Mueller.
Miss Agnes Gieseke who teaches near
St. Peter and Miss Alma Stolz from
Little Falls enjoyed the holidays at their
homes in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nothwehr and Mrs.
F. A. Bruins from Nicollet visited with.
J. D. Nothwehr who is the Loretto
hospital, during the week.
M. H. Halvorson Of Brighton town
ship has received the good news that
both of his sons, Emil and Harris, have
arrived safely at New York from over
seas duty.
Nora Korslund, Jessie Haugen and
Alice Johnson who are attending the
local high school went to their homes
in Hanska last Thursday where they
spent the Easter vacation.
Heny Herzog who is employed at
the Seven Corners Printing Company
in St. Paul came home last Saturday for
several days visit with his parents
and friends in New Ulm.
Ben Kjelshus, Obey Johnson, Russell
Ouren, Philip Bien, R. c. Johnson,
M. B. Erickson, Ole Uhlen, Nels 7.
Olsen and Hans Ulen from Hanska were
business visitors in New Ulm during
the past week.
Albert Morshare of lafayette has noti-
fed his relatives that he expects to re-
turn home in few days. He has re-
turned from oversee service and is at
Camp Dodge waiting to be mustered out
of the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dietzmann from
Morgan visited in New Ulm during the
week with their daughter, Helen, who
underwent an operation at the Loretto
hospital for appendicitis. The girl is
getting along nicely
Miss Gertrude Bigot has completed
course at the Mankato Commercial
college and has returned home. She
will visit here for several days and then
leave for Valley City, North Dakota,
where she has accepted position as
stenographer. ~,
Oscar Baltrusch, an employe at the
postoffice at Billings, Mont. was recent
w promoted to the position OF special
clerk in the money order and register
department. Mr.. Baltrusch has been
at Billings for a number Of years and has
been advanced several times.
Miss Henrietta Hauenstein who is
stenographer in the Offices OF the Red
Cross Civilian Relief of Minnesota came
home for a few days visit with her par
ents. Miss Hauenstein says she is
81 ad to say that in their relief work no
bad cases have ever been reported from
New Ulm.
Since the war has ceased Base Ball is
coming back again. Organizations have
been formed in almost every city and 1t
is thought that the coming season will
be live one for base ball enthusiasts.
The Brainerd News writes that Cen
trail Minnesota baseball league is about
to be organized. Six towns are ex-
pected to be represented. They are
Brainard, St. Cloud Little Falls, Staples,
Ironton and Crosby.
From a recent interview with one OF
New Ulm's rural carriers we have come
to the conclusion that those living out
on the rural routes who are not receiving
their mail regularly these days should
lust give one moment OF thought to the
prospect that faces the respective car
riers each morning as they set out on their
runs, before charging them with any neg
lect or carelessness In the condition
of the roads at the present time one
faces uncertainties SO great as often to
make the trip useless; and in some
instances to start out is only the signal
| for prompt return to the city. The
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