New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-01-07

10 Oh ALPOICdHG IHdCCer ana should not
be neglected @
Mrs. Rudolph Paulson and Fred
Jorgenson Of Hanska were New Ulm
callers the fore part Of last week.
Mrs. M. o. Broste recently visited her
son, Ole NJ, who is receiving treatment
at the Union hospital in this city.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Emil G. Hage and
children were guests at the Nora par
sonage at Hanska several days recently.
DR.. Horace Newhart Of Minneapolis
is expected here today for special
consultation with local physicians.
Victor REIN who is a student at
Watertown, Wis, spent the holiday
vacation with relatives in Kenosha and
Milwaukee.
Mrs. C. G.. REIN has returned from
Osceola, Wis, where she went to be at
the bedside Of her aged father, Aug.
Beyl, who died Dec. goth.
| The Misses Iona Arbes, Adeline Bartl
and Elsie Guth returned to Mankato
Monday afternoon, to continue their
studies at Good Counsel Academy.
The Union Hospital Ladies Aid will
hold it's regular quarterly meeting at
Turner Hall next Monday afternoon.
All members are requested to attend.
G. A. Haber returned to his home in
the town Of Milford, Sunday, from ten
days visit at Owatonna and Geneseo,
ILL.,
A large crew of surveyors and their
assistants, employees Of F. D. Minimum Of
this city, left for Gaylord, Monday
morning, to work on proposed new
county ditch in that vicinity.
Mrs. Louisa Windland and daughter
Cevera, returned to Crandall, S. D..
Thursday, after several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in New Ulm
and other points in Brown county.
Miss Frieda Hoffman,, one Of the
efficient salesladies at Schulke's de-
tparted for Mitchell, S. D., where she
expects to spend month visiting the
family OF her. sister, Mrs. Roy Y. Hughes.
Mrs. Mary Frederick and daughter,
Mrs. Otto Fritsche, have returned to
New Ulm from a pleasant visit at the
Max Frederick home in CORTLAND and
with the Fred. Etter family at Cambria.
Miss Elsie Keckeisen, who is attending
the American Telegraphy College at
| Minneapolis has recently returned to
her studies after a short visit with her
folks and friends.
As. Dorgan left for Hudson, Wis,
Monday, to attend the funeral Of his
grandfather, NJ. Dorgan, who passed
away there at the age Of Is. The obse-
quies will be held this morning.
The Misses Julia Meyer and Aleen
Setter went back to Indianapolis on
Saturday to resume their studies at the
Normal College of the American Gym
nastic Union.
DR.. and Mrs. T. F. Hammermeister
are rejoicing over the arrival Of a bounc-
ing baby boy at their home, early Sunday
morning. Mother and son ares doing
nicely and the Doctors smiling counte-
nance is beaming with sunshine. Is
The Ladies Aid Of the Ev. Friedens
church will hold their annual meeting
IN the church basement, this fWednes-
day. afternoon. One of the principal
matters to be disposed Of is the cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Hattie Mcclure Of Sask., Can;
Otto Bremen and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Bremen of st. Paul, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bremen Of Marshall attended
the funeral Of their father, the late
Andrew Bremen, in this city last. We'd
nesday afternoon
Rev. Geo. w. Rolwes Of Minneapolis
arrived here Monday morning to assist
during the forty hours devotion services
at the Holy Trinity Catholic church
which commenced that morning and
continued until today. Rev. Rolwes
will return to the Mill City this afternoon,
Miss Ida Ochs Of this city left fol
Orlando, Fla, Monday, to spend the
balance Of the winter in the sunny
south. She was accompanied by Mr.
land Mrs. A. G. Ochs and son, Joseph
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lehrer, all q
|ESpringfeld
I q Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Meyer returned
| to their home at Morgan, Monday
after a several days. visit at the HON,
|of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tuenge on Nortl
Broadway. Mrs. Meyer is sister 8
Mrs Tuenge. She was taken i'll sud
denly, during her sojourn in New Ulm