New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-19
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Miss Martha Guse spent sundSy 81
CORTLAND.
Miss Francis Krook returned from
Hanska Monday.
Joe Bianchi toelEs'5 iIsSssasllSysrip q
Fairfax last week. d B III t .5:
E. p. Zschunke and 8 party sutoed
to Springfield last Friday.
Fred Wheye OF Owatona spent Mon
day and TUESDAY in this city.
Miss Bertha Kraft of Minneapolis
is guest of Miss Leona Mayer.
Miss Vera Strickler went to Spring
field Monday in the Strickler car.
Miss Ruby Orth OF Morton was .
visitor at the Aufderheide home over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. Musser, Of Kenosha, Wis.,.
is q guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Pfefferle.
Miss Lizzie Gebhart is enjoying her
vacation at Klossner visiting at the
home of H. Durbahn.
Mrs. Geo. Schmidt, president of the
Turner Damen-Verein celebrated her
birthday last Sunday.
George Doehne, Jr. of Lewiston.
Ida. is visiting at the home of his
father, Geo. Doehne Sr.
DR.. J. H. Newhart and wife autoed
from Minneapolis Sunday and spent .
few hours with friends in this city.
Miss Alma Hahselbruck of Mankato
arrived here Monday to spend about
q month with her parents in this city.
The overall factory will resume
operation again August LIST after
having been closed down since July
LIST.
The Winthrop Canning Co. packed
5000 cases of peas. They packed the
same amount last year but saved
about twice as much seed this year.
Miss KATE Schneider, bride of the
near future. was guest of honor at .
quilting bee given last Saturday after
noon by Mrs. H. Vogelpohl at hel
home on N. Minnesota st.
Rev. Wheeler will start on his
vacation this week. Arrangements
are being made to hold regular
services next Sunday morning .,
usual, the services being conducted by
q minister of Minneapolis.
Two automobiles from Los Angeles
passed thru New Ulm Monday after
noon on their way to st. Paul. One
car carried complete camping outfi,
which, no doubt, was put to use
"many time and oft" on the long
trip.
Aug. Loeffelmacher experienced 4
painful accident Friday when he go'
the thumb of his right hand into tht
wheel ola binder. The member was
almost cut of and the physician has
to take number of stitches TO join. \
to the hand. H.
ARTHUR Blauert returned from
Wisconsin Sunday where he has beer
visiting since the close of school II
Wauwatosa, Wis. Mr.. Blauert il
attending the Theological Seminary
there and has two years before he is
turned out as diminished product
J. w. Vajen, former New Ulmite
and now a resident of Omaha, Nebr.,
is here on his annual summer visit
and his many friends are pleased &c
see the old gentleman who is going or
to his Seth year, hale and hearty. Mr.
Vajen will remain here for some time
Miss Selma Scballer who has beer
visiting for few weeks with Mis-
Hertha Aufderheide left here Monday
for Redwood Falls to visit her brother,
Rev. Schaller. of that place. From
there Miss Schaller will return to her
home in Wauwatosa, Wis, next week.
The degree team of St. Patrick
Council, K. and G. went to Fairmon'
Sunday on the invitation of Distric'
Deputy D. L. Holland of the second
district to take part in instituting a
new council of the order at that city.
Fiftysix charter members were initia'
ted, the first degree being conferred
by the New Ulm Team.
Center street on College Hill'
and Summit Avenue is undergoing
repairs. The street and footpath need.
ed this treatment for some time and
the inhabitants of College Heights and
Summit Avenue will appreciate the
improvement. The only thing to be
criticized about these operations is the
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