New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

II Leo Wagner and Theo. Schrnid from
Springfield visited with friends in this
city the forepart Of the week.
B. W. Kaegbein has entered the en-
ploy Of Adam Rieke on his farm near
Fairfax for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Vetter of West
Newton township are the parents OF a
daughter born last Thursday
Fl. N. Petersen Of Wheelock, N. D., a
nephew Of n Henningsen Of this city has
been here on visit the past week.
Elmer, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil HuIke Of CORTLAND township, died
last Thursday night.
DR.. ] ;. A. Egner has arrived in Lafayette !
village from Grantsburg, wisconsin and
has taken up his professional duties IN
the community.
Carrier Andrew j. Tauer is back on
viz Joo.' LIE LOOK q lWO WCCho 10y -Oll
and during his absence Albert Wiltscheck
subbed,
Mr., and Mrs. Franz Baberscheck have
gone to Heron Lake and neighboring
points for a few weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
Lucius Burk who has been attending an
automobile school in Kansas City for
several months past has returned home
for visit with his parents.
Miss Catherine Schmelz from Spring
field visited with Miss Lenora Schneider
and with other relatives in New Ulm
the forepart of the week.
Miss Margaret Dineen who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Vivian.
Dorm, for the past several weeks has
returned to her home in Sleepy Eye.
Miss Mayme Keeper has returned
to her home in Shakopee after making
a prolonged visit with her friend Miss
Minnie Helget in this city.
Mrs. F. L. Bode and children from
Fairfax visited at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
LANCE in CORTLAND township last week.
August Luepke OF CORTLAND town
ship, who has been in poor health
for some time, suffering with rheu-
matisn, is recovering from his ailment.
John B. Ellinsburg OF Madelia who
was reported as missing in action was
killed at the front, near Matin, France.
The body was found and identified by
a Woodman pin.
Glen Dezelski, ten year old lad wa
drowned in the Minnesota river near
Judson, last week The lad was walk
ing along the river and broke thru the
thin ice
Nicolet county has q home. Service
nurse. Miss Eva LAM of St. Peter has
accepted this position: She viii also
perform the duties 81 visiting nurse in.
ST. Peter. rs q
A group OF friends surprised Mrs. VIM.
Lieb at her home on North Washington.
street last week The occasion was the
anniversary of Mrs Lieb's birthday.
All present greatly enjoyed the occasion.
John Schroeder of Fairfax who is
receiving treatment at local hospital
is recovering. His wife and children
were in New Ulm during the week to,
visit with him.
After some sharp debates the Wiscon-
sin legislature has refused to listen to
the would be-killers of the German
Language and defeated the bill directed
against the use Of that tongue u
Earl Pellant recently enlisted in the
navy but did not pass the examinat atoms
because Of defective eyesight. He left.
last week for Huron, S. D., where he.
will spend the summer on a farm.
The Mothers Club met at the George
B1 omley home last Friday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. The following program
was carried out: Roll call, reading
Of the minutes, impromptu reading
and talk on Self Control, piano solo,
Mrs. C. w. Miller. After the program
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Ben Rolwes entertained group Of
some fifteen friends at the home of his
parents on Sunday evening. Cards and
various other amusenents were enjoyed
by the guests. The occasion was fare
well party as Mr. RolWeS left for Chicago