New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-05

Carl Zschunke from Springfield visited
with friends here last Thursday.
Mrs. c. R..:Hennick has been quite
sick for the past week with tonsilitisS.
Fred Dahlheim Of Worthington was a
guest at the p J: Arbes home over
Sunday
Ernie Hagberg is at the present time
a member Of the office force at Saffert
& Gugisberg's.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Friedens.
church will meet Wednesday at the
William Bentzin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sonnabend visited at
the John Grabo he me in North Star the
greater part Of the week.
Mrs. Carrie Gerboth has been very i'll
for the past two weeks and her son Ed.
and family are here with her.
Ole r. Haugen and daughter Verna
and Ole Mitbrudget and daughter Fife
from Hanska visited here Thursday.
Miss Vera Stricken gave a luncheon,
Saturday in honor Of Mrs. George Drew
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hess, who is
visiting here. Cards followed the lunch.
con which was served at 1 o'clock. - t.
Letters received from soldier boys run,
into the hundreds this week and have;
filled many homes with the anticipation
OF happy home cornings not to be long
delayed now. ~: L, -. g
Mrs. P. J. Arbes received a letter from
her brother, Godfrey Olson, who is a.
second lieutenant in the engineers.
He is stationed at Langres, France, and
has been overseas for nearly year. He
does not expect to get home for quite
long time yet
The Worthington Globe says that an
automobile carrying eighteen cases of
whiskey in quart bottles GIG quarts in
alp was relieved of it's illicit cargo in
Worthington last Wednesday evening.
The car belonged to the gang that for
months lad been carrying booze secured
in Springfield, MINI.
r. R. Kemski is spending this week in
St. Paul looking after a printing plant
which he has purchased at Seven Corners
in that city: Henry Herzog accom-
panied him and will probably rem into
work in the plant which will be left in
charge Of the foreman because Mr..
Kemski intends to continue his New
Ulm shop just the same.
Miss Louise Petersen who was sup-
ervisor of music in the local city schools
last year wassa visitor in New. Ulm from
Friday to Sunday Miss Petersen is,
teaching at Saltwater this year and says
she finds her work there delightful She
was guest at the F. H. Krook home
while here and Sunday Mrs. Krook
entertained a number Of Miss Pedersen's
friends at dinner in order to give them a
chance to have pleasant visit with her
before her return on the afternoon train.
Mrs. VIM. Stoll received a letter last
week from her brother, Walter Hose,
saying that he is now able to walk with
the aid OF cane. He was able to be
about and said that he had intended
going down town to purchase a new
lot OF souvenirs because the ones he had
were stolen from him but the hospital
authorities would not give him permits
sion to go but told him that his name was
down on the shipping list and he must
be ready to leave at any moment 50 it
is supposed that he may be on the way
home by this time. The letter was
written January 11th
The Junior Pioneers Ladies Card Club
enjoyed a delightful AFTERNOON Friday at
the Ernie Hagberg home where Mrs
Hagberg entertained them in honor Of
her mother, Mrs. George Marti The
prize winners were: Mrs Marti,
Mrs. B. Juni and Mrs. M Hose The
ladies have not been meeting since early
last fall, partly on account Of the war
and pc ly on account Of helping to keep
the flu epidemic in bounds. Now that
both the war and the flu are practically
things Of the past the Club feels that
they may with a good conscience once
more enjoy their social afternoe MS to-
gether.