New Ulm review., 1913-08-27
LOCAL NOTES

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N. Henningsen and Henry N. Som.
gen returned Saturday from . two
oay' business trip to tho Twin Cities.
Mrs. Louis A. Blstssrmsn, OF St.
LOUIS who has enjoyed . brief visit
stth her mother, Mrs. NJ. Mullen, left
For her home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotslieb Schmidt ars
enjoying IN extended visit from Mrs.
Louis Johnson and Miss Augusts
Miller. both Of Chicsgo.
Mrs. H. D. Britius and children Of
Duluth and Mrs. G. F. Risck Of New
Ulm visited the J. "A. Rieck family %
Springfield last week.
Mrs. Nicholas Jutz, Of West New
ton, Is receiving treatment 1t Loretto
hospital here, having been brought to
the institution on Thursday.
Dance at Star Hall Saturday eve
lMng. Music by tho famous Gag 81
seifert orchestra. Everybody is cor-
daily invited to stteLd. Advt Il
Miss Vera Strlckler is entertaining
her friend, Miss Louise Peterson, of
Minneapolis, for several days. Both
young ladies are teachers 1t Hender-
son.
Mrs. Pauline Vetter and daughter,
Kunigurde, have returned home from
40 extended visit with relatives and
friends at Gibbon, Fairfax, Stewart
and St. George.
Conductor W. D. Edwards of the
Northwestern road has been trans
ferred from New Uim to w atertown,
s. D. and he 10 succeeded here by
John Gollnast, . former New Ulm boy.
Meet your friends ct the Msuksto
Fair and Blue Earth County Exposl-
tion. Horse races, motor cycle races,
ball games, band music, free acts.
Three days of high.class entertain
ments, Thursday, Friday aud Satur-
day, Sept. H., IL. and Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fimeyer
mourn the loss of their weeks old
son Leander whose death occurred
Wednesday afternoon shortly after
one O'Clock after an illness lasting q
week. The funeral was held Friday
morning from the Catholic Church.
William Becker, who for the past
seven years has been one OF the
efficient bookkeepers for Stuebe Bros,
severed his connection with that firm
Monday and for the present will enjoy
q well.deserved rest. he has made no
definite plans for his future activities
but will probably accept similar em-
ployment with the Eagle Roller Mill
Company.
Otto Korbel, of Crosby, N. D., who
spent several days in New Ulm with
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kor-
bel, and other relatives and friends,
departed Friday morning, homeward
bound, in his new five.passenger Paige
auto, which he purchased at Mime
apolis enroute to New Ulm. Mr.. Kor-
bel was accompanied on his home
ward trip by Victor Neumann, who
was bound for his claim near Plaza,
N. D.
The windmill on the George Eckstein
farm in the town of Sigel was struck
bp lightning and considerably
damaged last Tuesday evening.
During the same storm, bolt set
fire to a grain stack on August Hoff-
mann's farm and burned it to the
ground. Forum ately the other grain
stacks we're saved by the heroic
efforts of Mr.. Hoffmann ard thresh-
ing crew who happened to be on his
place at the time.
The business men of Springfield
have engaged q carnival company to
appear at that place during the last
three days of this week, being the
Brown County Fair dates. We trust
lat the choice of dates for the carni-
val was not purposeiy made to con-
flict with the big county fair and that
In spite Of the former attraction
Springfield will be largely represented
in New Ulm at the better-than-ever
county agricultural meet.
The local Catholic parochial school
will open for the fall term next Tues
lay, Sept. End, when a new system
will be inaugurated whereby each OF
be eight grades will have its own
escher, the seventh and eighth grades
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