New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-18

Miss Rowena Anderson from Spring.
field is guest at the home Of her friend
Miss Bessie Oswald.
| Springfield is planning to celebrate
!; the Fourth. Committees are at work
making preparations for a big day.
Mrs. Bertha Kaufer from st. Paul
arrived in this city last week and has
accepted position as clerk in the
Bee Hive.
81 Mrs. A. p. Normansfr from Hanska was
'a guest at the Emil G. Hage home
during the week. She came to attend
the Chautauqua.
Attorney Alfred w. Mueller returned
Saturday from Billings, Montana, where
he spent the past week attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Harres from Manka-
T. spent the week end visiting at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Louise Vogepohl.
A successful reunion for the returned
soldiers and sailors was held at Nor
gan last week. Sec. julius Schmahl
was one Of the speakers at this occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Owens and
daughter Jane and Mrs. L. Paulson from
Linden were in New Ulm during the
week, doing some shopping and visit
ing with friends.1
Mrs. Herbert Hindermann of Sleepy
Eye who recent Y underwent an opera
ton at the Loretto hospital is recover
ing and expects to leave the hospital
soon.
A barn dance was given at the Harvey
Wellner farm across the river last
Saturday night. A large group Of
people from the city were present to
enjoy the affair. +.
The local baseball team went to
Franklin Sunday with the intention of
playing there. The rain interfered with
their plans, however, and they returned
to New Ulm somewhat disappointed.
Howard Klossner spent the week end
at his ONE in this city. He is busy
making calls at the bank in various
places, as he is employed in the bank.
examiners department.
The bass season opened Sunday and
there were scores of local fishermen.
made early start for the lakes in this
vicinity. Reports have it that some
were very lucky and brought home
big hauls.
First Sergeant VIM. Welch, who is
stationed on the Cruiser Chicago, is
enjoying furlough, visiting at his home
in Comfrey. He has been a member
Of the marines since July, 1916. He
visited with friends in New Ulm last
week. IS &.
Miss Anna Mueller who was in. the
Twin Cities the past several weeks
taking treatment for ear trouble, after
undergoing an operation, has returned
to her home in this city and feels con-
siderably improved.
Miss Rieke Pieske from Springfield
was in New Ulm last Wednesday and
Thursday visiting with her brother-in-
law Theo. Weber who underwent an
operation at the Union hospital re-
Gently.
Mrs. Bertha Marti from Sleepy Eye
spent the latter part of last week in the
city. She came to be present at the
graduation exercises of the D. M. L. c.,
her son Reuben Marti being among the
graduates.
August Steinke is busy with crew
Of carpenters in Eden. Ferd. Fenske and
August Kopischka are putting up new
residences and Aug. Neitzka is going
to put up large barn. Mr.. Steinke
spend the week end visiting at home.
Among the news of twenty-five years
ago the Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
writes, E. T. Critchett was elected
superintendent of New Ulm schools at
salary Of $1,000 per year. Albert
Pfaender was also elected to teach the
18th grade at $50 per month .
Mrs. Clara Baumann and Mrs. Ole
Anderson from Lamberton enjoyed a
visit at the home Of Mrs. Jos. Kirsch
during the week. Little Lauretta Kirsch
who was i'll at the Loretto hospital
for some time was able to return home
the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. Vivian Dorm became the owner
Of the millinery store conducted by
Mrs. B. Follmann for the past thirty
years, last Wednesday and she will
take possession Friday. Friends Of Mrs
Dorm wish her much success in her new