New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-05
Emil Rohde from Morgan was 81 the
city Tuesday on a business mission.


Emil Rohde from Morgan was 81 the
city Tuesday on . business mission
AlWina Langherst from CORTLAND
entered the Union hospital last week as
a patient. :'S5 ,ss5si
Mrs, George Bromley entered the
Union hospital last week and is receiving
treatments.
John Brey attended the State Grocers'
convention held in Minneapolis several
days last week.
Hugo HUM underwent an operation
at the Union hospital last week. He is
quickly recovering.
Rev. Fred koehler and son Walter
were guests at the Rev. c. j. Albrecht
home during the week.
Oscar Bakken from Hanska visited
here last week with Mrs. .Bakken who
is at the Union hospital.
Otto Hoppe from near Gaylord spent
the greater part of last week visiting
with relatives in New Ulrn.
Beulah Haugen returned to her home
in Hanska last Tuesday after being at a
local hospital for several weeks.
The Misses Hulda Goetsch, Hedwig
Marti and Eleanor Henle spent one day
last week visiting with friends in Man
kato.
Dave Brody appeared before Justice
George Hogen February 26th on a
charge Of drunkenness. He was fined
$40 and costs.
Stanley Joseph, the five year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Joseph8of
Brighton Township died Of influenza
February 28th.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Smasal have re-
moved to Sleepy Eye where Mr. S1nasal
has taken up his duties in the Farmers
and Merchants State bank. :,
Corporal sRandolph Eckstein VINO
visited for several weeks at the John
Mack home in Milford left for his home
in Melville, Sask., Canada, Monday.
Mrs. Sam1Harbo from Hanska under
went an operation at local Jhospital
the forepart of last week. =. She. is getting
alongKnicely. Ia. Ii y;
Nick Jungers recently Treturned 7from
France to his home in Sleepy Eye. He
visited with. friends in New. .Ulm during
the week,
- t-.->e<-. - =: $500 1850.
Al" invitation dance was held at the
Woodman hall last Friday The group
of young people enjoyed dancing until
midnight.
Mrs. Herman Schwerr and littleIchild
are enjoying avvisit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder
in Sleepy Eye
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Dallmann, of near Nicollet1 passed
away last week. Death was due Nto
ailments commonHtoIi Infants. 4
Mr.. andlMrs. Dan Mol and Mr. and
Mrs. Gus. Bruess and daughter, Elsie,
from Sleepy Eye were in New UlmElas5
week to attend5the funeral of Mrs. Fred
Gerboth.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. II. M.
Olsen,
August Scheibel and John Notwehr
from Nicollet underwent operations at
the Union hospital last week. Both
are getting along well now.
Mrs. r. P. Thomas from Gallipolis,
Ohio, is visiting at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. H. Schrammel. She will make
a prolonged visit. Mrs. Thomas is Mrs.
SchrammePs mother.
According to Eastern reports, 4,460
Italians, Greeks and Spaniards embarked
for their native countries in single day
At that rate there will soon be little need
for a law restricting immigration
The Danes want the United States
to assist them in obtaining the restora-
ton of Schleswig. The opinion in
Europe now seems to be that when any
thing is to be done, to let Uncle Sam
do it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Coleman visited
at the Tom Collins home several days
last week. They were enroute to their
home in Brookings, S. D. Mr.. Coleman
returned from France the latter part of
February. While in the army he was
wounded and is now suffering from
shellshock.