New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-12-24

J! Gle IN the way OF the third tram. 1t was
"a long train OF Ia cars including q cars
Eof -four shipped by the Eagle Roller Mill
1 Company. The engine fell on Its side
injuring engineer and the head brakeman,
/ They both rolled over with the engine
the brakeman getting his shoulder and
arm scalded, while the engineer broke
one Of his ribs.
Cyril Walrath spent Sunday at the
home of his parents in Client.
Ed. Rice and A. G. Anderson Of Han
ska a ade a business trip to New Tim
/ one day last week,
| Walter schulke, who is attending the
Estate university, is spending his holiday
vacation at the home Of his parents here.
Agnes Koellen will spend. the Christ
mas holiday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Esser at Mankato.
Miss Lillian steinke Of Sleepy Eye,
who is employed IN che Of the Nankato
| hospitals, is at present engaged as nurse
lin this city.
!. Nfrn hIirila Wagner, who has S been
= gAest at the hone Of her son. Z. E.
Zsehunle, in this city for ten days,
! returned to Fairfax, Saturday.
Walter Lavine, teacher in the public
I,.scheols at Little Falls, arrived here
Yesterday to spend a few days with
! friends.
J Mrs. Ferd Langhoff departed for
St. Paul early Monday morning to make
her home with her son-in-law and davgh-
ter, Mrs: Chas. Nelson
/ VIM, Pulitzer Of Ouleila, Iowa, formerly
! employed as; surveyor by F. D. Mini
nun here. is spending the holidays
/, with New Ulm friends.
/ Mrs. II. Fl. Walter, left for LIE Sdeur,
yesterday afternoon to spend Christ
/ mas at. the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. u. SlnlCh, sGf.
Joseph A. Epple, who is attending a
! pharn aceutical school in Minneapolis
came home Saturday evening to spend
the holiday vacation Under the parental
roof. 55= s
! Miss Mildred Epple, a student at Cen
trial high school, St. Paul, was expected
home last. evening for a several days
! visit at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Eppie.
Wm. Brueske on Monday disposed
Of his residence property on North
Jefferson street TO Gust. Kuehn of the
town OF Milford. This. property was
for many years owned by Vim. Radke.
Mrs. josephine staley and daughter,
Miss Rose, of Mankato will spend
Christmas at the home of their daught-
er and. sister, Mrs. Herman Held, and
family
r. L. Fabel of Grand Forks, N. D.,
came to New Uln MondaX, to spend
Christmas at the A. Schulke home. Mrs.
Fabel has been staying with: her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulke, since last August
Henry Grussendorf won first prize
at the weekly Sl5at tournament at Tur-
ner Hall, Monday evening. He came
out with Is net games. Henry Grausam
was second, with 5S7 points, while
Julius Krause carried third with a
diamond solo against four 12atadores.
Mrs. Ida Bobleter, Mrs. L. G. Vogei
and son, Willard, left Monday for st.
Paul, to spend Christmas at the hosne
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hartmann.
From there Mrs. Bohleter will continue
her journey to Bismarck, for. an extended
visit at the home Of her son, Or. G. w.
! .Schoregge, She expects to be absent
from New Uln until next March
a Christmas present in the form Of
a baby girl was delivered at the homes Of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Manderfeld Of
I 4 = 7 /. + I :
Cottonwood township and Frank ZZuipfel
on Tuesday rcorning. The Manderfeld
s.giifit'' was especially pleasing to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Foster of sigel township, who
are now grandparents for the first time.
s. Miss Irene Smith, who is teaching in
the public. schools at Candy, spent a day
at the home of her sister, Mrs. II. H.
Walter, in New Tim, the fore part Of
this week. She was enroute to lie Seuer
where she is enjoying the holiday vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A, G. Smith, ST..
Mrs &. Reed, wife Of Manager
Reed Of the Lyric Theatre, was called
to Sioux Falls, S. D., last Wednesday
afternoon, to attend the funeral of her
4 other, Mrs. u =. Smith, who passed
away at her hone there that noon.