New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-14

Mrs. John Neuman was in Sleepy
Eye last week visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Koehne.
Auctioneers Dorm and Schueller and
VIM. zVoss were in Nicollet last Wednes-.
day attending to business matters
Miss Theresa Wiedel spent a few
days last week in Sleepy Eye visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. "a. f. ZWaschka.
Mrs: Rud. Enter Of Nicollet, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at a local
hospital, has recovered sufficiently to
be able to return home.
Henry Brandt and Joseph Mueller
OF West Newton township are the owners
OF new Chevrolet cars which they pur-
chased in New Ulm last week.
The District Court at st. Peter con-.
vened last Monday Judge Frank
Clague and Court Reporter W. T.
Eckstein were present. There were
thirty cases on the civil calendar.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Berg We're in
Jackson last week to take look at their
new grandson, who was born recently
in the family Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Berg, Jr
The waron crows which had been an
nounced for Sunday week ago was
not held on account of the unfavorable
weather conditions It probably will
be held at later date.
Mrs. Vim. Schroeck5 and daughter
spent several days last week in Gay.
lord. They attended the funeral of the
formers grandfather, Aug. Mass, Sr.,
and also visited with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wilmer and VIM.
and Bertha Vierling of Wabasso cane
to New Ulm last week for visit with
John Vierling, their father, who recent
ly was oherated upon in one of the local
hospitals.
A parcel shower was arranged one
day last week at the Thomas Forstner
home in Sigel township in honor Of Miss
Sophia Forstner, now Mrs. B. w. Huels-
kamp. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated and the bride received many
useful gifts.
Mrs JOS Eckert, of near Gibbon,
mother of Frank Eckert of this city,.
celebrated her eightieth birthday ami.
versary last week. She is we'll and hardy
and is known by many here as she makes
frequent visits with her sons family.
A change took place in the time card
OF the M. & St. L. Sunday. The morn
ing train is leaving at sos instead of
5:15 and the two noon trains which
formerly left at Ito are now leaving at
1:05. Travellers should take note of the,
new schedule.
A 800" party was given by the ST.
Anne Court, w. C. OIL at the Catholic
school house last Tuesday evening. The
prize winners We're Miss Clara Korbel,
Mrs. Aug. 0. Berndt, Miss Mary Korbel
and Frank w. Dietz. The evening
was greatly enjoyed by a large crowd.
$4,000 was voted by the legislature
for the erection of a home for male
nurses at the St. Peter hospital and $780,
900 was provided for the erection Of a
building for women. In addition to
these appropriations $4,000 was voted
for general improvements, one Of the
items being $40, 200 for screened porches.
A group Of twenty-five friends
were entertained at the Or. G. w. Miller
home alta six clock dinner last Tuesday
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fremont
Schmidt, who intend to leave for Spring
field soon, where Mr.. Schmidt will be.
associated with Aug. Erickson, pub.
fisher of the Springfield Free Press.
New Ulm was represented at the an
nual state meeting Of the Knights Of
columbus by Henry j. Berg and j. j.
Moriarty Both are members of the
local St. Patrick's council, in which they
hold the positions Of Grand Knight and
District Deputy respectively The
meeting was held yesterday, in st. Pau.
Thru the courtesy Of Carl Englebert,
of the A. r. F. we have received copy
of the Watch on the Rhine which
is published by the marine division Of
the army Of occupation. We have
taken from it the following editoria
" lich all should take to heart: as therel
are still lots ofSus kicking.
Two pair Of wooden shoes are on dis
play in the window Of the Schumacher
& Burk Pharmacy which were sent to
Henry Herrian by Columbus Herrian
from "Over There Many were under
the impression that wooden shoes were
a thing of the past over there but SEEM