New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-28
Miss Cushing, Of Tracy, is visiting

Miss Gushing, Of Tracy, is visiting
with relatives here.
Mr.. Spoerhase, of Winthrop, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Il. Held was in the Cities on BUSH
ness the latter part of last week.
Monthly examinations were held at
the high school the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. E. T. Critchett, of Minneapolis,
visited in this city the forepart OF this
week.
Aharvest festival was celebrated at
the Lutheran church, Sunday.
Chas. E. Webster, Of. Winthrop,
transacted business at the Eagle
Mill, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Zschunke were in
the cities visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.. Beecher and
children, spent Sunday on their farm
near st. Peter.
John Mack has purchased the 13O-
acre farm of Aug. Hellmann, just west
the city limits.
ReY. Otto Engel, Of, Norfolk, Wis,
visited his nephew at the DR.. Martin
Luther college last week.
Miss Bertha Schmidt visited with
her sister, Miss Edith, at Minneapolis
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. j. 81. Siegel and Mrs. L. B.
Krook made an auto trip to the Twin
! Cities in the formers auto last week.
JOS. Arbes accompanied his wife to
Minneapolis Monday, where she is
receiving treatment in one of the
hospitals.
Charles L. Hess, son of Supt. b. c..
Hess, returned Sunday to Chicago,
ILL.,, where he will resume his studies
in Rush University.
Rev. G.. j. Albrecht and Prof. Meyer
/ will leave next Tuesday for Jaynes
Vile, Mimi, to attend the regu lar
conference of lutheran ministers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel and son
| Harold, Miss Anna Luetjen and Mrs
G.. A. zelle left Friday morning fol
Minneapolis, in the formers auto
They returned Monday.
! Otto Becker, of Johnson, Mimi.
accompanied his son to the DR.. M arti1
Luther College of this city, which
institution the latter will attend during
the winter.
MI. and Mrs. A. J.. Backer, o
q Essig, and Miss Emma Hellmann, Q
. this city, have returned from a weeks
< visit with relatives at Redield, S. d
On their return they also visited a
Echo, Fairfax, Boyd and Florita
Mimi.
l. Miss Louisa Woratschka an
/ Ludwig Altman were married at th
;, Catholic church yesterday morning
L The BRIDES parents are Mr.. and Mr.!
n Jos. Woratschka, of Klossner, an
} the groom is a son of Mr.. and Mr.
d Frank Altman, of Lafayette.
Miss Florence Arhart, who has bee
q spending the summer at the home (
, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
q Arhart, Of this city, has returned
y Valley City, n. D., to resume. her st'
u diesin the state normal school
> that place.
Mrs. John Hoffman, mother
Mrs. A. Alderman, of this cit.
:. arrived in Spokane Saturday, ar
:, wrote to relatives here that there We
: snowfall when she was at Helen;
Mont.
Miss Ida Backer and John Ha
mening were married at Courtlan
Friday morning. Rev. 81. Strasse
tied the knot. The bride is a daughtt
=, - Of Fred Backer, of Courtland tw]
r and was attended by the Misses Rosin
It Backer and Martha Harmening. II
!, groom is son of I'll. Harmening,
. Brighton, and was attended by Hern
S Z armening and Henry Voges.
In letter to a friend in this cit,
Ben Stockman writes from Scotlar
= that he underwent another operation
which was performed early in Septer
Der. He is now on the road of cor
plete recovery. It had been the Il
tention Of Mr.. Stockman to return
this country about Oct. lst, on accou
OF this operation, however, his tr
will be delayed.
Karl steidl, "a, an inmate of Il
Hnnno fc,, this Aftod 1in3 IL