New Ulm review., 1919-03-05

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Attorney W. II. Dempsey spent one.
! day during the week attending to busi:s
ness matters in Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Vogel visited at
the home Of Mrs. Vogels mother in
Springfield several days last week
Miss Bessie Schrader is in st. Peter
where she is taking care Of her aunt,
Mrs Hildebrand, who is i'll.
Armin Tauer spent last week in
Springfield on business for the Emil
Metzinger Clothing store. II
Mrs. w. It. Eckstein left for Sleepy
Eye yesterday to make a visit with her
brother A.. Pietrus, and family.
MIR. and Mrs. jos. Reinhart visited
with relatives in the Golden Gate neigh
borhood the greater part Of last week.
Fred Schulke underwent an operation
for the removal of his tonsils Monday
morning. He is getting along nicely
at this writing
Henry Vedder who was confined to his
home for several weeks on account of
illness. has returned to his duties in his
barber shop.
Mrs. George Johannes and daughter
from Nlcollet visited with relatives in
New Ulm last week They returned
home Friday. /.
Mrs. August Reetz from Morgan spent
several days during the week visiting
with her daughter whois i'll in one Of the
local hospitals
Miss Marie Lunde, teacher in the
local public schools, spent the week end
with her brother Henry Lunde and
family in Madelia.
Mrs. Aug. Christensen from Fairfax
and Mrs. Elizabeth Savilay from Frank
lin We're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Case during the week.
Walter Brockob has returned to his
home near Lafayette after being dis
charged from the service He was
formerly located at Houston, Texas.
Mrs A. j. Eckstein Of Redwood who
is well known by many New Ulm resi-
dents, is seriously i'll at Milwaukee. The
children have been called to her bedside
Rev. E. H. Gade and H. C. Glide
mester from Gaylord were in this city
the latter part of last week, visiting with
Rev. II. Prigge who is confined in local
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs r. Kruggel have re-
turned to their home in this city after
visiting with friends in Gaylord They
went there to attend the wedding Of
friends.
Mrs. Friebert Laabs has returned to
her home in GAYLORD after being at the
hospital here for several weeks taking
treatments. She was accompanied home
by Mr.. Laabs.
Last Thursday, Feb. 9th, the trans
ports "Wilhelmina" "Ulua' and "Ca-
'serta" arrived in New York carrying
1896 soldiers. The former is said to
have carried Minnesota soldiers.
/ G. E. Doering from Gaylord was in
this city during the week visiting with
his brother August who is in local
hospital recovering from an operation
which he underwent last week.
A new screen was recently installed
at the American Theatre. Itisa product
of the. Nu-Screen factory at st. Peter.
This screen is to give excellent results
without glare and distortion.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Marso returned
to their home in Maccammon Idaho,
last Tuesday after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Sprenger and other relatives.
Mr. Marso is a brother OF Mrs. Sprenger
Fred Sievert from Gibbon was in
New Ulm during the week. He ac-
companied Mrs. Sievertl who is here
taking treatments at the Union hospital.
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home while in the city.
Mrs Regina Hauenstein and Miss Ida
Hauenstein who came to New Ulm to
attend the funeral u Mrs. Fred Gerboth,
left for their homes in Excelsior yester-
day While in the city they were guests
at the Martin Hose home
Mrs. c. r. Walrath from Mankato is
a guest at the C. A. Walrath home in
this city. She will remain here until the
Mimi, where she will visit with her
husbands parents until he returns from
France.
Mrs. L. B. Krook arranged surprise
party for Willard Vogel Sunday evening.
the occasion being the young mans
seventeenth birthday anniversary. There
were some eighteen guests who appeared
and surprised Willard. All enjoyed
pleasant evening.
Leander Schneider who. recently en-
listed in the q, S. navy passed his ex-
aminations III Minneapolis and is now
stationed at the Great Lakes. He
writes that he is enjoying the new life
and experiences and is eagerly looking
ioreWard to the time when they will be
thru with the. training there and ready
to board a ship.