New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

DlOom OF Lafayette went TO OWaCOnna,
| Faribault and st. Paul last week and
purchased some fullblooded Holstein
Icattle.
George P. Forster of Springfield was
Ielected vice president of the Minnesota
Funeral Directors association at the
annual convention held recently at
! Minneapolis.
w. c. Winter of Breckenridge ha-
disposed of his farm in Mulligan town
ship to HI. Johnson who has been a
resident on the farm the past ten years.
The land was sold at $110 per acre.
Anthony Dorm has returned to his
home near Nicollet village. He was
|,honorably discharged from the navy at
Quantico, Virginia. He had been in
the service since the spring of 1917
E. w. Halverson and, T. H. Furth OF
the 357th Infantry have arrived at New
York from overseas service and will
soon be mustered out Of the service and
return to their homes in this city.
Hans Hansen returned to his farm
home near Evan last week. He was in.
service with the A. E. F. and a member
Eof the 311. Ammunition train. His
brother Victor Hansen died of the in
fuenza the fore part Of last week.
| Nathan Isaacs from Sleepy Eye
visited in New Ulm Saturday. He
recently returned from the Great Lakes
training station, where he had been
receiving treatment. He was gassed
in France and has not yet recovered from
the effects.
Ed. Mogenson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Mogenson who reside near Evan
recently wrote that he expects to visit
with relatives in Denmark before re-
turning home in July. He is with the
88th division which is now located at
Metz.
A car containing wheat broke open
on the C. & N. w. tracks one day last
week and spilled wheat all the way from
the freight depot to the New Ulm Roller
Mill. All the wheat was recovered to
the last kernel. It was thought that
the cereal is too valuable to let any Of
it go to waste.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Ranweiler and
family removed the fore part Of this
week into the residence on It's North
State street which was formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Veronica Schmirl Ben.
Reinhart will occupy the quarters the
Ranweiler's previously had and also
conduct the saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Peterson from
Logansport, Indiana are spending a
few weeks with relatives and friends IN
Brighton township. Mr.. Peterson at
one time represented Nicollet county in
the lower house of the state legislature
and is we'll known to large number Of
people in this vicinity
Mrs. VIM. Stoll and Mrs. C. r.
Poynter entertained a group OF friends
in honor of Mrs. Alfred Marti last
Wednesday afternoon at the Stoll home.
The affair was in the nature OF farewell
party as the Marti family are planning
to remove to Montana in the near
future. All present enjoyed the occasion
greatly.
A group Of friends arranged surprise
parcel shower in honor Of Miss Rose
Meyer last Wednesday evening. The
young ladies assembled at the j. c..
Siebenbrunner home which was prettily
decorated for the occasion in blue and
white color scheme. Miss Meyer re-
ceived numerous useful gifts. She will
be married shortly after Easter.
The Mothers Club met last Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ed. c..
Veeck on South German street. The
following program was carried out:
Roll call, reading Of the minutes, duet
by Mrs. E. C. Veeck and Mrs. Richard
Hicks, Paper, Nervousness in Children, "
by Mrs. Hicks. After the program Mrs.
Veeck served light luncheon.
At recent meeting Of the Sleepy Eye
Commercial club the motion was made
that the Commercial Club take the mat
ter Of paving up with the council. A
vote was taken of the business men and
it was found that ninety per cent favored.
paving four blocks this year. It will
be well for Sleepy Eye if the good
movement is followed.
Those from out Of town who attended
| the funeral of Mrs. Jos. Diepolder last
Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Inhofer, Client; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Huelskamp, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Klossner, Winthrop; Robert Fisher, Ar
lington, and Joe Huelskamp, Gaylord.
VIM. Huelskamp returned to Willow
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