New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-21
LOCAL NOTES

Mrs. Harry Witty Of st. Peter spent
several days last week visiting in New
Ulm.
Miss Rose Gruenenfelder recently
went to Minneota and Marshall to spent
several days there, with relatives.
The Misses Louise and Hulda Grues-
sendorf have left for the Twin Cities
], where they will visit for Several days
with their sisters. :.
Esther and Victor REIN are home from
| Minneapolis. Both Of them played at
/ the Womens Convention last evening
| Victor will return to Minneapolis Wed.
nesday, but Esther will spend the
summer at home.
A letter written April Is by John
Kierzek who is with one of the regular
Army divisions says that they had
orders to move towards Germany and
that the homecoming of the regular army
men seems to be indefinitely delayed.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Steinke of Sleepy
Eye and who are we'll known by many
here have received the information from
their daughter Miss Lillian that she
has arrived safely in New York from
overseas service. Miss Steinke was
a nurse at the front and experienced
many exciting times.
Andrew Amann has secured the gen
eral agency Of Brown, Nicollet, Sibley
and Redwood counties for the sale of
a composition auto tire filler, which is
manufactured by the National Rubber
Filler Co. The new invention is a sub
stitute for air and is supposed to end
all tire trouble.
Carl Weschke of St. Paul arrived for
few days visit with his sister and mo-
ther. Mr.. Weschke spent the wint> /
in Southern California on account Of his
health and returned from there ten days
ago much improved He does not deem
it advisable to get back into business
for this year.
| The weekly Skat Tournament Monday
evening at the Turner Hall ended: with
the following result: Robt Williams
made his way into first place by win.
ming twelve net games. Ernest Wich
erski was second with 1872 points, while
Otto Schneider got into third place by
winning a club solo against four mata
dores =
/ Capt. Bert Hubbard has returned
from Minneapolis and will visit her
until next Sunday when Mrs. Hubbard
and he will leave for the Twin Cite
where they will visit until the end o
this month. After that they will go t,
Fargo, N. D., where they will make thei
home. Capt. Hubbard has accepted
position with the Altman-Taylor Thresh
| ing Machine firm of that city.
Il The Centenary drive to raise sos,
100000 for the reconstruction of tn
| Methodist church is we'll under way
The local church was to raise $4,000
| of this amount and it has been reporte
that this allotment has almost bee
raised and that it is expected that NOR
than the required amount will be handle
= over. It has been planned to rebuilt
from ten to twenty villages in Franc
out of this fund. The drive is wei
under way all over the states and it
thought that some 100000 vii
be the result.
VIM. A. Lindemann accompanied b,
Harold Williams and Edgar Ruemk
visited at the KLEIN home in Courtlant
Township. Mrs. KLEIN is one of tn
most successful among the poultry
fanciers of the vicinity. Mr.. Lindeman1
says anyone interested in White Rock.
has absolutely no reason to go away
from home to secure eggs or breeding
stock since Mrs. KLEIN has wonderful
lot of birds and as she uses the traE
nest system she has an absolute record
Of every bird in The flock and knows
just what each one is producing. Mr.
Lindemann also says that since tbs
poultry show last winter (when by the
way Mrs. Klein took good many prizes,
there have been as many shipments
OF high grade stock brought to town az