New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-08-30

10lDS El0SoOE0 deul0 t0tugoO0 ITOu
visit q Redwood Falls. ,ss
Miss Ida Hsuensteln entertained
q whist Tuesday attsrnoon.
Miss Irene Holmberg Of ST. Peter Il
visiting 1T tho L. B. Krook home,
Miss Eleanore Pfeiffer Of Msnkate
was guest Of Miss Alma Mayer las
week.
County Commissioner George Tauel
OF Milford sold his farm and moved x
town.
George and Nick Franta of Wa
basso visited with John Frants, Sun
day.
DR.. F. O. Gronyold of Adams, N.
D., is visiting at the Bassen home In
this city.
Miss Amalie Nix of st. Paul 10
visiting with her mother and other
relatives,
A. Kossek, manager Of the Minneso-
ia Seed Co. returned from an extended
business trip through the Dakotas and
Montana.
Prof. Bliefernicht and sister re-
turned Saturday from their sojourn
in Wisconsin.
The Misses Alma and Elsie Marti
returned to New Ulm after q few days
visit in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard, Of
Excelsior are visiting with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Wm Mueller and son Norman
of Springfield are visiting with Mrs.
w. Hauensteiu Of this city.
John Grsmenz and Herm. Unger Of
Springfield were business callers IN
the city Monday and Tuesday.
Master Leonard Merth of Wabasso,
IL visiting with his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. J. Smith in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Krook and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Sigel enjoyed IN auto trip
to Minneapolis Saturday, returning
on Monday.
The young men OF the city will give
. dance this (Wed.) evening 90 fare.
we'll to many of their number who are
leaving for colleges or universities.
Miss Vera Nagel accompanied E. f.
Taylor and family to their homo in
Aberdeen s. D, when the latter re-
turned after visit at the Nagel home.'
Mrs. Wheaton of Franklin, MINI.
and Miss Cors Collins are visiting at
the home of their sister and brother
in.lsw Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller Of
CORTLAND township.
Miss Lucy Miller who was visiting
ct tho Toberer homo returned to her
home in st. Paul, Monday accompa-
nice BY Mrs. Toberer who will visit
about . week in that city. ,a.4
A party combating Of the Misses
Jennie Nellie, Alma Stolz, Emma
Melges and lilly Heymsnn enjoyed
, trip In the Gieeeke auto to Maukato,
Thursdsy. Miss. Melges is from
Chicago, and 10 guest of Miss Hey,
mann.
The young people at Meyers Creek
entertained at Hearts Thursday
evening. Prizes were taken by Miss
Dorothy Helmes of st. Paul and Ed.
Stoll. Dainty refreshments were
The affair was voted the
success of the season.
F. 81. Baasen, paymaster's clerk on
the U. S. Flagship "Virginia" left his
ship Aug. LIST and visited in Wash.
ington until last Friday when he left
for New Ulm for q visit with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Baasen. He will
remain in this city for several months
after which be will take up shore duty.
A0 LuOLuO0ES Vi Gu0 S0vuOA1C CIuASA
will celebrate their annual harvest
festival Sunday, Sept. 3rd. Hon.
Dan. w. Lawler of st. Paul will be
the principal speaker and the Second
Reg't. Band will furnish the music.
Mr.. Lswler will speak on the "Early
History of Minnesota"
The marriage of Miss Frances
Macho and John Able was solemnized
this (Wed.) morning at the Catholic
parsonage. The bridesmaid was
Miss Mary Macho, . sister of the
bride, while her brother, John Macho
was the groom's attendant. A recep-
ton was held after the ceremony at
the home of the BRIDES parents and q
dinner was served. The
young couple left on wedding trip to
Winons.
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