New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-25

Alma Howard from Sleepy Eye is
making visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
MART in this city.
Miss Margaret Miller was in St. Peter
the latter part Of last week where she
visited with relatives.
Mrs. Peter Filzen and, slaughter Valera
from Springfield made visit with local
relatives during the week. "
Miss Mary Kronfuss from Morgan
arrived in this city last week and is work
ing at the Loretto Hospital.
Miss Lydia Tomschin has left for
Garvin where she will spend the summer
vacation visiting with relatives.
Ole Kaale from Lamberton was in
New Ulm last week visiting with Mrs.
Kaale who is i'll at local hospital.
A. c. Tauscheck, linotype operator at
Redwood Falls, visited with his parents
in this city severaldays last week.
Miss Rose Lipp returned to New Ulm
last Thursday after a two weeks visit
with relatives in Faribault.
Atty. I. M. Olsen transacted business
inLa Crosse, Wisconsin several days last
week.
Miss Emile Hensel is enjoying visit
with friends in Candy. She will return
home this week.
DR.. C. A. Hintz and family have rented
a cottage at Lake Emily and have re-
moved into it for the summer months.
Mrs. Henry Beckman from Spring
field was in this city last week. She
came to consult physician in regard tc
her health.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson from Waseca is
making visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Lindemann on North Mime
sofa street.
H. G. Manderfeld and son William
have returned to their home in Comfrey
after visiting with local relatives fol
several days.
Miss Priska Nicklaus, telephone oper
ator, has left for the Twin Cities wher,
she will spend brief vacation visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. H. Dirks is in Minneapoli
where she is visiting with her parents
She went to be present at the Durbahn
Krienke wedding which occurred las
Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Dittbenner went tx
Morgan the fore part Of the week to make
visit with relatives. She will spend
several days on the farm and assist in
the strawberry harvest.
Mrs. C. Young and daughter from st.
Paul made a brief visit at the home of
the formers sister, Mrs. Chas. Brust, ST.,
during the week. They were enroute
from Gaylord. "a
Mrs. Aug. Wannarka, formerly Mrs.
Barbara Classen Of this city, returned to
her home in Fairmont last Wednesday
after a3visit at the JOS. B. Ubl home and
with other relatives and friends in the
city.
Theice cream social and Home Coming
which was held last Wednesday evening
for the returned boys, at the Home
Booster Club house was very well at
tended. None Of the New Ulm people
attended because Of the poor condition
Of the roads.
4 Cornelius and Elmer Saffert andHugo
Forster, students at the st. Thomas
college for the past several years, have
been ordered to Camp Funston, Kansas,
where they will enter training. All the
young men who have had two years Of
military training at st. Thomas college
have been ordered to the camp.
Mrs. Andrew Biebel and Mrs. Jacob.
Drummer left for Chicago last Thursday
where they will attend the graduation
exercises Of their daughters Regina
Biebel and Amelia Drummer, who have
completed three years course in nurs-
ing. They are planning to visit with
relatives at Oconto Falls, Wisconsin, on
their way home.