New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-06-19
LOCAL NOTES

LOCAL NOTES
W. 81. Dsupssy lsft for Wiscossll
points on Tuesday.
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In town Tuesday morning.
E. @. Hsge. T. ]. enilsbsrR, lSrd,
Block and p. K. Cesander sutood q
Aadslia Sunday afSsrnoon.
Mrs. Henry Eogsl rstaraed Satur'
day from three weeks visit with
friends In Minneapolis.
Ole p. Haugen and A. r. Eggens'
perger and family Of Hsnsks were
New Ulm visitors on Tuesday.
E. A. Pfensrle and J. c. Sisben.
Drummer and family attended the Spell
brink funeral q Essig Tuesday.
VIM. Schaleben & CO. sold the
Chss. Lsmbrecht farm south Of town
to Leo P. Leick and the Abort Guth
farm adjoining the Lsmbrecht farm
to Jos. Hsrting. Messrs. Leick snd
Hartiug are brothers-in law and live
near Madelis. They will move over
here on March lst. next. .
We we're pleased to see John Larson
on our streets Monday, greeting his
many friends. Mr.. Larson is in the
employ of 90 eastern machine COM
pany and his territory comprises the
Pacific States. he has been absent
for over year. His daughter, Miss
Irene, who have been visiting with
relatives in Seattle, Wash. was with
him. They both left for the farm in
Linden yesterday noon.
MI. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson Of
Owatonna will arrive today to spend
several days at the home of Mrs.
brother. DR.. G. F. Reineke.
Her mother, Mrs. c. J. Reineke and
sister Lillian are also spending the
week at the Reineke home. Mrs.
sister, Miss Mabel Remind,
left Tuesday for Waseca where she
will spend part of her vacation.
She Was accompanied by her nephew,
Harold.
At the annual meeting of the New
Jim Farmers Elevator Company the
ollowing officers were elected: Pres,
los. J. sperl; Vice Pres, Julius
Secy., Herman Pfsender;
Treas, Joseph Diepolder; directors,
Joseph Altman, Alvin Resort, Henry
Anton Hillesheim, Ed.
John Reinhart, VIM. Boett-
,er and John Huelskamp. Last years
business was highly satisfactory and
/ was decided at the meeting to erect
second elevator.
The weather Sunday was hardly
,arm enough to make an outdoor
icnic big success and as q conse-
uence the "Volksfest" at Hermanns
Ielghts was not so we'll attended as it
,ouId have been had the weather been
lore propitious. 1t was too cool to
g comfortable without wraps. The
My ones who did not mind the
Gather were those in the dancing
avilion and there were goodly
lumber of them. Quite q number of
,embers of the Order of Sons of Her
lann from Mankato and Sioux
alley, Iowa we're in attend snce. All
resent seemed to have q good time.
The suit brought by Henry Rudol.
hi sgainst Joseph Wright will be
led before Judge Olsen At the Court
ouse, Thursday June 9th, notice TO
lat effect having been served on
pposing counsel by plsintiff's attor.
eys, somsen, Dempsey l. Mueller.
bout . year ago Mr.. Rudolph
AIDED bis business block on North
linnesots Street for Wisconsin farm
lnds. It 10 the contention of Mr..
'udolphi that the so-cslled fsrmlsnds
70 nothing but swamp lands and that
. WAS induced by the fraudulent
Of the defendant to
srt With his property and he asks the
ourt to cancel the transfer.
A largo and happy throng of friends
I'D relatives Of the contracting parties
Ithered ct tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
1lius Pidde on North Spring Street.
'st week Tuesday to help celebrate
% marriage Of Miss Ida Pidde and
lillian Kruger Of Sleepy Eye. Tho
took place q tho Lutheran
hurch In tho afternoon at 5 o'clock,
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