New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-05
Bruce Kennedy visited few days in

Bruce Kennedy visited a few days in
Sleepy Eye last week.
= Miss Nellie Russell spent Thursday
at Mankato returning the next day.
j. A. Ochs returned from the Twin
cities Saturday where he had been on
business.
Mrs. Herman Held is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Staley of Mankato,
this week.
Miss Mabel Morrain returned Sat-
urday from her extended vacation trip
at Yellowstone Park.
W. G. Haubrich left for Chicago
Saturday to select an assortment of
jewelry for the holiday trade.
Rev Father Doland of St. Paul was
the guest of Fathers Sandmeyer and
<. Scholzen in this city Friday.
- Mrs. j. Biebel of Waseca spent the
latter part of the past week with rela-
tives and friends in the city.
Charles Winkler of Brookings, S..
ID. visited most of the past week with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. F. J. Backer left Saturday for
Minneapolis where she is at prese Mt
visiting with relatives and friends.
William Silverson who visited here
for more than week with relatives
and friends departed Thursday for his
home in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schumacher and
u son departed for their home in Mil
{ waukee Friday after few weeks visit
with relatives in the city.
The Misses Ruby and Mary Evan S
returned to their home in Cambria,
Wis. on Wednesday after a several
weeks visit with relatives.
- .> The DR.. Martin Luther college opens
It's school year today when it is ex-
pected the number in attendance will
be increased over previous years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wiedermann OF
Echo are at present visiting in this
city. Mrs. Wiedermann came down
for the purpose of getting medical
Y treatment.
Rev. Emmanuel Albrecht and wife of
Fairfax spent Sunday with relatives
in the city. In the evening he deliv-
cred a sermon in the Lutheran church
at Belle PLANE.
Ernst Pfetferle of Los Angeles, Cal.
a brother Of Richard P. of this city, a
civil war veteran and a visitor to the
G. A. r. encampment spent all of the
past week in the city.
A change has been made in the time
= oi holding service at the Episcopal
church for next Sunday. The service
is to be in the morning instead of the
evening, as the custom has been.
Postals have been received by vari-
Gus people in the city stating that Mrs.
W. A. Rhode. and daughter, Mrs.
Gruber embarked at Hamburg for
their return home which is expected
within a week.
A. F. Johnson returned from his
trip to Regina Sunday, very much i'm.
pressed with the appearance of the
country and the possibilities it offers.
Under certain condition it is possible
that he will consider making that his
home.
= The Staats Verbund ofthe St. joseph
Benevolent association will be held at
LIE Sueur this year on Sept. 1926 as
was decided last year when the body
convened here. There will be quite a
number from the local society who will
attend the meeting
Labor day passed in this city with
very little recognition on the part OF
labor The Eagle mill people and
some other places of business granted
their employees a vacation and thew
mostly took advantage of the time to
| go hunting. AS general thing there
was no difference between Monday and
any Of the other days in the calendar.
The experience A. j. Alvin is hay-
ing with the incident of the loss of his
tune fork has brought to the minds OF
some similar experience THROUGH
which Richard Pfeferle passed after
he had been trapped into shooting a
stuffed rabbit. For nearly two years
after the circumstance he was remin
ded OF 1T IN manner similar to that
employed to mystify Mr.. Alvin.