New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08


Mn. There's Klinser removed To-
Claria, Idaho, last week.
g. a. Walrath visited with his brother.
Ct Benster s. y, the fore part Of the
week. ss
Oscar Wachter returned Wednesday
from Alexandria where he attended to
business matters.
Miss Lydia Berg from Springfield
began her duties as teacher in school
district No. So, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Russell from Mar
quette, Michigan are guests at the home
Of Nj. and Mrs John Henle.
81 Mrs. Anton Adam has returned home
after visiting with her aunt Mrs. Augusta
Prahl at Springfield. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Smith have returned
from avisit atthe home Of their daughter,
Mrs. John Merth, Of Wabasso.
Mesdames j. P. Graft and Jos. Arbes
entertain a group Of friends at the home
Of the former Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math. Schouyeiller
visited with relatives in Nicollet several
days during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. LaWrenz from Vim
throp visited with their son, Leo, who is
convalescing at the Loretto hospital.
Walter Wiedenmann underwent a
minor operation for removal Of tonsils
Monday. He is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Peter Welter has returned from
a pleasant visit at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. "a. j. Goblirsch at Golden.
e Miss Frances Krook left yesterday
for Bismark, North Dakota where she
will spend some time visiting with
relatives.
Andrew johnson has purchased the
old Hans Erickson farm in CRANKY
township for $4,000, There are 200
acres in the tract. !.
Thomas Papas, from Minneapolis
formerly connected with the New Ulm
Candy Kitchen, visited in New Ulm
during the week.
81 Rev. F. Koehler from Nicollet was in.
New Ulm last week visiting members
Of his parish who are receiving treatment
at the local hospitals.
Il Mrs. G. II. Helmes from Minneapolis
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. "A. III,
Besmehn and family.
Mrs. Victor Rydeen and Miss Ella
tricks from Mankato and Mrs. F. a.
Walrath from Client were guests at the
G. A. Walrath home last week.
/ a. G. Hickel and family, who have
been residents Of Mulligan township
for many years, have rmoved to Pine
River, near which place they will make
their future home
The city council Of st. Peter has
granted the saloon owners refund Of
their liquor license, for that portion of
the year which remained unexpired after
July 1. .'s
Il Mrs. Selma Fineyer and family have
removed from their home on North
German street to farm located on
Route 1, Gibbon, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Kaufenberg,
who for many years resided on a farm
near Comfrey, will remove to New Uln
in the near future. They have sold
their farm and will retire. 3s5s
Dr. Geo. +. Reineke, o. g. Stricken
and Albert Fritsche attended the con
vention Of the State Medical ASSOCIATION,
which was held at Minneapolis last We'd
nesday Thursday and Friday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wieland and
family from Redwood Falls removed
to New Ulm last week and are living
in the residence formerly occupied by
Mrs Fred Walther, ST., at 61O South
German street.
Arthur Paulson has returned to his
home in Albin township from service
in Frante He left with the Sept 20,
1917 contingent and was abroad over a
year. He was on the front line and with
the exception Of being gassed he escaped
injury.
Frank Willinger, IL, recently wrote
his father in this city that his unit,
Co. r Fourth division, which was sta
toned at Camp Dodge, had been ordesed
to 60 to Chicago to do military police
duty on account Of labor troubles grow
ing out Of the pig steel strike
The five year old son Of n. Al. Schultz