New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-02

visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Wandersee last week.
Miss Louise Fritsche from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin is spending short
vacation at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche.
- The Auction Bridge club surprised
Mrs. N. Henningsen on Monday, the
occasion being her birthday anniversary.
The guests as we'll as the celebrant en-
joyed pleasant time.
A group of friends gave a pleasant
surprise party last night at Turner Hall
in honor Of Miss Elsa Marti and Mrs.
Henry Olsen of Scobey, Montana The
evening was spent at Five Hun 1re:d.
Nick Young, of near Fairfax is recov err
ing from an operation which he under
went recently at the Loretto hospital.
Mrs. N. Young, his mother, visited him
one day during the week.
Mrs. M. S. Stevenson, representative
of the Minnesota State Health associat-
ion, gave an address at the Commercial
Club rooms last Friday evening. There
was a good sized audience who were
Interested
Mrs. Frank Wgner caelebrated her
sixty-seventh birthday anniversary last
Friday. A number of relatives and
intimate friends We're present. Mrs. Wag-
ner is in good health and greatly enjoyed
the occasion. k.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Essling and
family who resided in Lafayette have
removed to Mankato. They conducted
a hotel for several years. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Anderson have taken possess
ion of it now.
On Friday evening there will be a
public concert at the DR.. Martin Luther
College, at 1880 o'clock. A very interest
ing program has been arranged, consist
ing of numbers by the orchestra, to-
gether with piano and vocal selections
John Paulson has recently returned
from France, having been discharged
from the service He has been visiting
here with Mr.. and Mrs. julius Krause and
will go to Golden for a visit with other
friends before returning to his home in
Antwerp.
George Crawford Of Cambria met with
an unfortunate accident last week.
While chopping wood a piece bounded
upward and stuck him in the forehead,
inf1icting deep cash over the eye. The
injury is of a serious nature and it is
f AIRED that the eyesight may be affected.
Miss Rosebud Engel has returned .
her duties in the public schools of San
born after forced vacation spent at
her home in this city. The flu epidem ic
there is we'll under control now but it is
extant in Ceylon and vicinity. Forty
three cases were evident one day last
week.
Ed. Laue, former New Ulm boy and
now manager Of drug store in Mime
apolis, will locate in Sleepy Eye in the
near future. Frank, Riedel has pur-
chased one of the business places in that
town and his spn-in-law, Mr.. Laue will
fit up the same for modern drug store.
This will be Sleepy Eyes third drug
store.
| Alfred H. Windland of this CITY is
mentioned as one Of the boys who at
tended an informal "get together
dinner dance given by the camp exchange
detachment at the Nelson Hotel in
Rockford, ILL.,, recently, according to
Trench And Camp" Alfred is acting
as secretary for one Of the officers in
charge at Camp Grant.
Ernest Zieper is a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schulke. He was
member Of the Motor Transportation
Corps and has but recently returned
from France. Mr.. Zieper has been with
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the Schulke firm at Langdon, N. D., for
many years and is planning to com
mence work again, either there or with
the local firm in the near future. His
home is at Norwood.
Sgt. Alt. Windland recently wrote
the Review from Camp Grant, ILL.,, He
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is working with the Camp Exchange
detachment there. He writes that it is
impossible for him to state definitely
when he will be released from the service,
but it seems that it will not be before
May. Camp Grant has been named as a
Rehabilitation center for Is states, in
Guiding Minnesota and will soon also
take over all the utilization work for
Camp Dodge and Camp Custer.