New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-12

Miss Loretta McCabe is now nursing
patients in the village Of Madelia.
Otto Kolb Of Montevideo made a
several days visit with friends here
last week.
Miss Mary Korbel and Miss Agnes
Lang returned from Minneapolis and
St. Paul last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentzlaf Of near
Nicollet are the parents Of a baby girl
born one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mieske and family
from Nicollet village visited with rela-
tives in New Ulm last week.
Martin Windschitl Of Comfrey is
building new structure Of SO by SO
feet for his farm machine business.
Mrs. VIM. Arndt was in the. Twin
Cities during the course Of last week
to buy the necessary spring articles for
her millinery store.
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Paul Wiedenmann now is sole owner
Of the automobile workshop Of Sleepy
Eye which he formerly conducted in
partnership with Jack Grimes.
Miss Mamie Koetting spent several
days in St. Peter recently where she
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Skram-
stad. She is sister of Mrs. Skramstad.
Lars Lamp from Evan visited with
Mrs. A. F.. Lamp at a local hospital
during the week Mrs. Lamp is re-
covering from recent operation
| The new officers Of the St. Joseph
society Of Holy Trinity parish were in
stalled at the February meeting of the
S ciety. After the ceremony the mem
bers enjoyed a luncheon and other
entertaining features.
/ At directors meeting Of the Citizens
State Bank of New Ulm recently hele
it was decided to raise the surplus O
the institution from $4,000 to 100000
| This brings the surplus up to the amount
of the capital stock of the bank.
l Mrs. Ernst Wicherski entertained !;
group of friends at 5000 party las
Friday evening. The prize winners wer,
| Mrs. Otto Meyer, who won the higl
and Miss Emma Gebser, who won tn,
low prize. The guests enjoyed a yer,
pleasant evening.
| Carl Pidde, OF Comfrey, who returned
from France about a month ago spen
| the past week visiting with relatives
and friends here. He was member
of the Marine Aviators and tells man,
interesting stories of his experience.
over there.
J The dead body Of stranger was. founc
in one of the bedrooms of the Exchange
hotel at Springfield, and from all APP.
/ pearances the man had been dead fol
some time. 1t is understood his name
was Henry Barton, residing at Badger
/ So. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Buggert from nea,
Springfield spent several days visiting
with the family of Henry Barth oil
New Ulm. From here Mr.. Buggert
accompanied Alb Pfaender to St. Paul
where he had to attend to some bust
ness in the Ramsey County Probate
| Court
| Corporal Alb. G. Loomis of the law
| firm of Erickson. & LOOMS of Spring
field has been discharged from military
service and is back home again. HI
was employed in the government office
at the Overland factory near the Twir
Cities so e did not get to hear the
thunder Of the big guns t a
! Relatives Of Emil Hahselbruck have
received word from him that he expects
, to return to the States next October as
he will then have completed his four
years in the navy. He is at present in
the Philippines and has been there most
/ Of the time since he left New Ulm three
Iyears ago last fall.
| A most interesting show will be given
at the Farmers Short course at Lafayette
February 49,, IA and Is, and the corn
show which will be held in connection
during the same days. The agricultural
sessions and corn show will be held at
the Lafayette hall and the home eco
| Monies demonstrations will be held at
the M. r. church in the basement.
Cornelius Burk who was located at
Jouy, France when he wrote his last
letter, writes that they are continually
hiking. Mail reaches him frequently
now and he mentions that two Reviews
found him lately. He had not received
his Christmas box altho he received
Christmas cards from friends in New
Ulm. He says they were made happy
on Christmas eve when they formed in