New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-22

Mrs. Mary Groebner and son, How.
ard have returned from Sleepy Eye
where they visited a few days at the
Robert Hughes home.
| Albert Goetsch has returned to New
Ulm from Camp Johnson, Florida, where
he had been in training, He enlisted
some seven months ago.
! Karl Koch who has been in service
for q number of months has returned
from over seas duty and is now at
Camp Dodge. He is expected home
some time this week.
John W. Book, cashier of the Citi-
zens Bank Of Gibbon, made a short visit
i'll this city last Wednesday. He has
been cashier for twelve years and has
recently resigned.
Miss Lydia Kuntz, a Red Cross nurse
who was stationed at base hospital
at Rockford, Ill, has been honorably
discharged and has returned to hel
home in Springfield. y
Henry Bublitz of Nicollet underwent
an operation for appendicitis at local
hospital last week. He is recovering
now. Emil Starkc of Nicollet visited
with him one day last week.
S. j. Siebcrg, Of Mankato attended to
business matters in New Ulm last week
He stated that Mrs. Sieberg had been
very i'll recently but is now able to be
up and around. Mrs Sieberg will be
remembered as Mary Steffel.
VIM. j. Julius, Sheriff for Brown
County, spent several days in st. Paul
during the latter part of last week at
tending the annual convention of the
Shcriffs Association Of Minnesota. He
was back in New Ulm on Friday.
Miss Agnes ALLEN, superintendent of
music in the local high school, spent
the week end in Mankato as the guest
Of Mrs. L. Wilcox While in Mankato
she met with young ladies who are in
terested in the organization of ladies
orchestra and a ladies' band.
The Minnesota State Horticultural
society will hold it's annual meeting at
the West Hotcl, Minneapolis, January
% to 81 inclusive. With this meeting
will be held the annual meetings Of the
Minnesota Garden Flower society. Min
nesota Vegetable Growers association
and the Northwestern Pconv and Iris
society.
| According to a war department an
! nouncement, the l35th and l36th In
fantry regiments, the old First and
Second Minnesota National Guard or
CARNATIONS, are now on their way home
from France. They are aboard the
transport 9 General Cocktails which is
scheduled to dock at New York Tues
day. The Wilhelmina, is bringing
Last Thursday evening a large group
Of friends agreeably surprised Miss
Lcona Dietz, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
JOS. Dietz residing on North Broadway
The hours Of the evening fled rapidly
while the guests enjoyed themselves at
dancing, playing 50O' and various
other games. Those who were awarded
prizes were Henry johnson, Walter
! Rooster ,and the Misses Louise Witt
and Leona Dietz. A sumptuous supper
was served and all the guests enjoyed
a very pleasant evening.
i Sunday afternoon members Of the
Turnverein, Turner Frauenverein, Edel-
weis Club and Youth s class had SO
cial gathering at the hall which proved
very enjoyable affair. A program was
/ rendered in the afternoon and in the
evening there was a social hop in the
gym The young people furnished most
of the program. Gretchen Zschunke
rendered piano solo, Dorothy Helm a
i violin solo and Raymond Dingler a cor
/ net solo. All these numbers were en-
Enthusiastically. received. Julia Never was
lon the program with recitation, giving
/ a passage from William Tell. y H. Els
ser recited Lincoln s Gettysburg speech
and Prof. Herm. Helm read humorous
selection. Immediately preceding the
regular program, w. Fleck. editor of
the sSTurnzeitung" spoke to those pre-
sent on the aims of the Turnerbund
and gave the members of the society
valuable hints on increasing the activ-
lity Of the society.