New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-27
Albert Flor visited with his brothee,
Alfred, st Mapleton, MINI.

Albert Flor visited with his brothsr,
Alfred, q Mspletoo, MINI. ... /
VIM. Collins loft for - 40 =
attend the Commercial c6tlaeS
Higg's shows are always right
Don't fail to see Thorn.
Miss Eunice Starr spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in this
city.
Miss Ida Falk resumed her duties as
teacher of District lin Milford last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buschers visited
at Minneapolis Thursday aud Friday
of last week.
Robert Henle spent few days at
Redwood Falls, visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Laudenschlager and
mother Mrs. Flood, of Huron, S. D.,
are visiting in this city.
Mrs. Kurth and children departed
for Winona, Mimi, where they intend
to visit for about week.
Mrs. Bertha Plath, the mother-in-
law of John Weddendorf, celebrated
her Saith birthday last Sunday.
G. A. Anderson takes the lead in
1.-THE Forbes Penalt;' 9 sensational
Western Indian drama, Princess,
tonight.
Mrs. Schmucke, of Arlington, Mimi.
visited with Mrs. VIM. G. Alvin,
previous to her going to the local hos
pitsl for treatment.
Speeches were delivered by Gov.
Eberhart and Secretary of State
Schmahl, ct Redwood Falls during
the Redwood county fair.
= Riggs ''Powers Six" produces
good pictures. See them and you will
be convinced.
Miss Mary Hess, who is engaged as
an instructor in the high school at
Springfield, visited with her parents
over Sunday.
A little baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Forster,
Saturday morning. John passes the
cigars to his many friends.
Albert Fritsche and Lawrence Neu-
mann left for Madison, Wis. Friday
morning where they intend to take up
a course of studies at the University.
Miss Myrtle Christensen, of Sleepy
Eye, motored down to the Fair last
Wednesday and was the guest at the
Hess residence.
L. c. De Rosia, a we'll known egg
and poultry man, of Mankato, has
accepted q position with Stuebe Bros.
ae entered upon his duties Monday.
"A Biograph comedy is always
good. Country Lovers is the
comedy tonight and tomorrow. Prin-
cess.
Miss Winnifred Roos passed thru
New Ulm Sunday on her way from
N. D. to Madison, Wis, where she in
tends to take up q course of studies at
the y.
Theo. LANCE, who intends to make
his future home in CORTLAND, sold
his residence on North Washington
street to Henry Buenger. The consi-
deration is 81, 800.
Jas. A. Thomas of Cambria recently
returned from an extended trip
through England. He visited his
native country, Wales, after an
absence of 40 years.
Miss Teresa Giefer, a graduate of
the New Ulm High school Normal
Department, entered upon her duties |
as teacher in District No. in Cotton.
wood last Monday.
Rev. F. Pozek, who has experienced |
q very pleasant trip through Europe
this summer returned to his home at
St. George, spending few days in
this city on his way to his home.
At the Skat club tournament held |
Monday evening at Turner Hall,
prizes were captured by the following |
parties: 1st prize, Emil Juderjahn; End
prize, B. 81. Deters; 3rd, Albert Stein
hauser.
Alex Schwendinger and his crew of
psinters, who have been decorating
the German Catholic church at St.
Peter, returned home last Thursday,
having completed the work on that
edi6ce.
In communication to the Review
Frank Hensel of Iona, N. D. states
that crops are good through their Sec
ton, especially barley, oats and flax,
and wheat grades as No. ! and 2
N orthern.
Martin J. Willinger, was arrested
Monday afternoon and the next day