New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-15

Frank Macho, ST., visited at the home
Of his son-in-law, Wenzel Reitter IN
Morgan last week. s
John Schroeder from Fairfax visited
with relatives and friends in New Ulm
several days during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoppe and
daughter Of Dryden visited with friends
here several days during the week.
Matt Wa1ser visited at. the home of
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Walser near st. Pc
ter the greater part of last week.
Herman Schreyer and son George
have returned from Springfield where
they visited for several days at the
home Of the formers daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Schilling have re-
turned to Springfield after a pleasant
visit with New Ulm relatives and
friends.
Arthur and Frank Palmer of West
Newton have left for Kansas City, Mo-,
where they will enter the Sweeny Auto
mobile school.
Miss Julia Gekeler has returned to
her home in this city after several
days visit at the home of Mrs. ". G..
Bird in Springfield.
| Mrs. Frank Bochum returned to her
home in this city the forepart Of the
week after spending the past three
weeks as the1 guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Meerfeld, in Springfield.
| VIM. Engelmann, Alfred Scharf, Mar
tin Fimeyer and Alfred Guse who were
In training at Camp Forrest, Georgia,
for short time, have received their
discharges and arrived in New Ulm last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman, received
! a letter from their son Stanley this
4 week informing them that he is in Bel
! GUM. They had not heard from him
for several months and were living in
anxiety.
i -. 1
w. G. Pulitzer has returned to New
Ulm and resumed his work with En-
gineer F. D. Minium He has been in
the service since December, 1917, and
prior to returning to the states he was
in training in England.
At a recent meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Lutheran church the fol
j lowing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: Mrs. G. G. REIN, pres;
Miss Clara Steinhauser, vice pres; Mrs
j. Backer, Sec, and Mrs. Fred Radt.
Ike, treas. B
Russell Johnson, who Is attending an
artillery school at SAVIOUR, France, has
! decided to remain there until he has
|completed his studies. He was mem
Der of the list Artillery, which has
been ordered to return to the United
Estates.
Among those who left@New Ulm last
fall for Camp Forrest, Georgia, and
We're mustered out at Camp Dodge last
week are William Hager, Henry Lingen-
! hagen, Edwin Fritz, ] ohm Zeig, Frank
Zangel and Arthur Frederick. They
were all members of an Engineer corps.
| The Woodman camp at Lafayette re-
Gently held meeting and the following
| officers were elected: A. B. Swenson,
t &C. Peterson, w. A.; E. o. Abraham
son, clerk; Emil swenson, banker; S.
ID. Olin, Waterman; Aug. Jungquist,
sentry, The board Of managers are
Victor Lund, Henning johnson, and J..
a. Hindquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. W. Eckstein of
Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada, visited
with relatives and friends the past few
days. Mr.. Eckstein reports that the
nflu 9 has been exceptionally severe
in Canada. In Melville alone with a
population Of about $500 there were 100
deaths.
Last Friday so years ago Rev. Alex
ander Berghold organized the Catholic
Parish Of the Holy Trinity. He said
mass on that day for the first time in
New Ulm in Karl's brewery. Rev.
sSchlinkert reminded his parishioners Of
this fact and gave a short review of the
early days Of the parish at the different
church services on Sunday.
The October term of the District
lCourt of Nicollet County which was
zadjourned to January 18th has been
called off. Judge Clague has issued
an order discharging the petit jurors
and continuing all pending cases to the
May term. This action was taken be-
cause it appears that it would be diff
cult if not impossible to heat the court
room and jury rooms in the Nicollet
county courthouse at this time.