New Ulm review., 1913-09-17

Miss Caroline Christmsn OF st.
Peter visited friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. o. G. Strickler and daughter
Ls0ls spent . few days in Minneapolis
last week.
Matthias Antony, left recently for
Msnksto where 1. hs will attend the
Aanksto Commercial College.
Mise Alwins Winkelmsun is visiting
q tho homes Of Governor A. O. Eber.
hart and B. H. Deters 10 St. Paul.
Mrs. F. J. Neuno and daughter,
Miss Gladys, spent Thursday ct Man .
ksto visiting the Mic Nsnno family.
Miss Henrietts Hauenstein left last
Friday for Evanston, ILL.,, where she
will enter the conserv story Of music OF
the Northwestern University.
Mrs. Sidney s. Alvin Of Minnespo-
lie and her aunt Miss Fairy Nettle of
Ottawa, Canada we're guests at Wsld-
helm the early part of the week.
J.J. Penning and wife OF the Town
OF Eden we're guests Ut the Martin
Penning home Sunday. They expect
to move to New Ulm next spring.
Miss Winifred Roos who has been
visiting with her grandmother and
other relatives for week left this
morning for her home at Butler, Wis.
We have buyers for several i'm
proved SO-12O.l6O acre farms. If
you have a farm of this size for
sale call on US.
37tf c. E. BROWN LAND co.
Miss Selma Scott of Indianapolis,
Ind. who has been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hauensteir
for the greater part of the summer,
left for her home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer OF La
Crosse, Wis, returned to their home
Saturday afternoon after short visit
With Mrs. Meyers mother Mrs. Caro-.
line Frenzel and other relatives.
w. b. Gieseke left for Ames, Iowa,
yesterday morning, to visit with bis
son. Clarence who is attending college
there. Mr.. Gieseke will stop of at
other Iowa points before returning
home.
T. F. Mccarthy, who has been con-
ductor of the stub for the past few
months removed with his family to
our city last week. They live 10 the
Hummel residence, corner German
and Center Street.
Prof. r. Fischer of Madison, Wis.
who has been visiting with his sister,
Mrs. L. G. Bell for about two weeks,
left Monday for Minneapolis. After
. brief visit with relatives, he will
continue his itinerary to Madison.
Miss Eleanore Henle was delight
'ully surprised by about twenty OF her
young friends at her home last
Thursday evening, the occasion being |
he anniversary of her birth. Refresh.
nents we're served and everyone
present enjoyed the pleasant affair.
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg
vas in Sleepy Eye Monday and at
ended q meeting OF the owners OF
on the main business street.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of discussing the advisability of
having the street graded and graveled.
At seven o'clock Monday evening
occurred the death of the seven year
I'D son of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton II.
1illesheim of Sleepy Eye, formerly
# the Town of Stark. Death was due
0 eczema and complications with
'hich the young fellow had been
fflicted for q long time.
Sheriff w. J. julius, F. j. Nenno,
Y. II. Gieseke and B. Esser were
mong those New Ulmites who visited
be Mankato fair, Saturday. The
amous Second Regiment Band, Of
MS city, made q decided hit as one Of
ae star attractions. The weather was
1eal and the fair was largely attended.
DR.. A. V. Seifert and his brother,
100, will leave for Washington, D.
;. next Wednesday, where the latter
ill enter Georgetown University as a
Nv student. DR.. Seifert will spend
bout two weeks in visiting points of
lterest in Washington, Annapolis, +
hiladelphia, New York and Chicago. ,
Rev. Jacob Berger: pastor of the '
erman M. E. church at West New 6
N, will deliver his farewell sermon /
q Sunday, Sept. 2Sth at 1890. Rev.
erger has been elected to the Office T
secretary of the St. Paul's college \
; St. Paul park and will leave for the 8
,ene of his new duties at the end Of n
e month. The congregation at West r