New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-04

+ Henry Rerzog from St. Paul spent
several days during the week visiting
at his home and with friends in the city
Miss Elsie Forster from St. Paul
is visiting in this city. She is taking
a course in nursing at one of the Twin
City hospitals.
Mrs. Jos. Sonntag has returned to
her home in Essig, having recovered
from recent operation which she
underwent in this city.
Mrs. Julia Preisinger returned from
Springfield last Wednesday where she
had visited with her daughter, Mrs.
A. Fischer, for several days.
Dr.. Weiser has taken possession of
his Oldsmobile roadster again. The ma
chine was returned to him the forepart
of last week. It is in good condition.
! G. W. Cunningham was in Sleepy Eye
last week where he attended to bust
ness matters in the interests of the
New Ulm Land Company.
Mrs. Sol. Isaacs spent a few DAYS
during the week visiting with relatives
in Sleepy Eye. She is planning to leave
for Chicago in the near future.
Mrs. NORTH LANCE from Lucan made
a visit with Emma Bender and other
relatives last week. Mr.. LANCE came
by car Saturday and. they returned
home accompanied by Miss Bender.
Miss Marie Schueller who was Sc
riously i'll at the Loretto hospital is
recovering at this time. Miss Schuelle
suffered from hemmorrhage. Her
many friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Miss Eleanor Falk left Monday after
noon for Lisbon, N. D., where she will
visit for several weeks at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Edwin Lambrecht and
family.
Sportsmen in some Of our .neighboring
cities have planted wild rice and celery
seed as food for ducks in Swan Lake.
More than $3.50 worth of seed was planted
and it is planned to plant still more.
Miss Bertha Esser has returned to
her home in this city having completed
a term Of teaching at Granada. Miss
Esser has consented to return to the
Granada public school in the fall for
another years work.
Albert Hylie Of this city made a
business visit in Hanska last Thursday.
Architect C. H. Patsche from Fair
mont spent the past week in New Uln
| This was Mr.. Patsche's first visit here
and he was favorably impressed.
The commencement exercises of the
Holy Trinity Catholic school will be
held this afternoon at three o'clock at
the Catholic auditorium. It was pre-
viously planned to have the exercises
on Tuesday but the date Was changed
last week. -
| Fred w. johnson and A. J. Mueller
were in St., Peter last week and gave
explanatory talks at meeting there
concerning the success of the central
heating plant in our city. St. Peter
is planning to install system this sea-
son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Evenson, Mr.
and Mrs. Caspar Becken, Oscar Becken,
Peter Ruston, and Emil Haugen and
Ernst Ouren from Hanska made short
visits in New Ulm during the week,
lattending to business matters and shoe.
ping.
| Andrew r. Fritz, public examiner
has transmitted report to Auditor
| L. G. Vogel, regarding the books and
affairs Of Brown County, which were
examined by his office for the period
!. from Oct. 10, 1918 to April 16, 1919
The records We're found to have been
very we'll kept.
Z. A meeting Of a number Of the Worlc
! War veterans was held last Wednesday
evening at the armory. The election o.
temporary officers was held and arrange
ments were made for a membership
campaign. Anothers meeting is to be
held at the armory on June II, and il
/ is desired that all veterans of the Worlc
war be present. Lieut.. A. G. Amanr
was elected temporary president, anc
Waldemar Jahnke as secretary and
treasurer. The following Membership
committee was named: p. J. Schmid
4 Paul Winkelmann and Henry "A. Dietz