New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-09-17

Mrs. J. S. Hippert from Winthrop
spent several days last week with local
relatives.
There will be English services at the
Evan. Lu heran church Sunday evening
al 1880 o'clock. &
Miss Rosebud Engel, teacher at San
born, spent the week end visiting at the
home Of her parents.
Benedict Marti left Friday for Prairie
Du Chen, Wis, where he will enter
Champion College.
Miss Marie Berger has returned home
from visit at the H. L. Wentzlaff home
in Nicollet.
Art. Nelson from Comfrey made a
visit with New Ulm friends during the
week. He was enroute to Rush City.
Mrs. Louise Peglow from st. Paul
is enjoying a visit at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thiedemann.
Alphonse Sprenger has left for Toledo,
Ohio, where he has secured a position
His brother Emil Sprenger resides in
that city. .,~ 49,. ...-.....
Mrs. John Baar of Sleepy Eye is re-
covering from a recent operation at the
Loretto hospital. Mr.. Baar visited with
her during the week.
Nick Heiderscheidt and daughter from
Morgan were in New Ulm last week
The latter underwent an operation for
removal of tonsils
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. John Macho, Jr., are the
parents of baby boys who made their
appearance last week.
DR.. and Mrs. T. F. Hammermesiter
will spend the next several weeks in New
York The former is taking a short
post graduate course in that city.
The Peake general merchandise store
at Sanborn was recently entered and
several pair Of mems shoes together with
other merchandise stolen. The out
laws have not been caught.
o. NJ. Thomson, Nonpartisan league
speaker, gave an address at Hanska
Sunday afternoon. A large crowd was
in attendance among them were large
number of farmers from this community.
1t has been reported that hog cholera
has broken out in large number Of herds
in Redwood county near Vesta and
Lamberton. Movements have been
started by the County Agent to stop the
spread of the disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plain and the
Misses Ida Dreveskracht and Selma
Klitscher from Winthrop were in New
Ulm during the week visiting with Mrs.
c. A. Muenchow who is receiving treat
ment at the Loretto hospital.
John W. Book and family have re-
moved from Gibbon to Faribault. Mr..
Book is interested in new bank recent
~ Or anized in that city, and has dis
posed Of his interest in Gibbon. Mr..
Book is well known in New Ulm being
a former resident.
The people who talk about how we
can keep down the high cost Of living
by cutting out luxuries, generally con
slider anything beyond bread and water
for the rest Of us as luxuries, and silk
hats and limousines as necessaries for
themselves.
City Health Commissioner A. Wohl-
rabe, of Mankato, was arranged before
Judge Hiram Golf in the Mankato mu-
niciapl court last Saturday afternoon,
charged with having knowingly caused an
injury to another person with his auto
mobile which later proved fatal. He
5 suspected Of having been driving the
car which injured little Merrill Stone
about week ago, with the result that
the boy died a few days afterwards. The
warrant for the arrest Of the doctor was
sworn out by Sheriff Anton Osten.
Miss Louise Winkelmann entertained
a group Of eighteen friends at her home
on South Broadway, Monday evening.
in honor Of Miss Hildegard Julius. The
affair was in the nature Of kitchen
shower as Miss julius will soon be the
bride OF Robert Dahl Of near Searles.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
daisies, hearts and cupids these also were
used for table decorations. An appoint
ed luncheon was served and the place
Of the bride-to-be was designed by a
big doll, cleverly dressed as a bride.
Miss julius received many valuable and
useful utensils. 8#sS# III