New Ulm review., 1913-09-17
LOCAL NOTES

William Martinka, bookkeeper q
the Citizens State Bank, has returne
from q weeks vacation which he spen
in the Twin Cities.
Our Grand Stock of Cloaks ha.
arrived. You should come ane
look at them. CRONE BROS.
e Advt. 81
Stenography is congenial work TO-
women. Learn Shorthand at Mankats
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI
,"... r.. Adv. 38&3'
Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser and bel
daughter Miss Gretchen left for In.
dian apolis Saturday afternoon where
the latter has accepted position as
teacher of German in the public
schools. .
Spread seed corn thinly on the
floor on racks, or put on seed corr
tree or hang up by double or single.
string method. It is best to have
each ear by itself so the air can
circulate freely around it.
Mrs. Carl Wilde of Norfolk, Neb.
aud Miss Auguste Keller of Spokane,
Wash. returned to their respective
homes Thursday after a two weeks ,
visit at the home of Mrs. Paul Kuehl.
bach and Mrs. Martin Mueller.
w. T. Eckstein and wife returned
Saturday from q weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Window.
Wenzel put in strenuous week down
there learning how to run his new
auto which be recently purchased.
G. Ryffel, of Morton. who formerly
conducted shoe store in New Ulm,
visited with friends and acqu aintances
here for few days last week. Mr..
Ryffel 10 now engaged in the saloon
business at Morton and is prospering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Olsen of st.
Peter spent Sunday in the city, the
guest of the formers brothers. They,
together With Judge l. NJ. Olsen and
O. M. Olsen and families took an auto
trip out into the county and spent
the day.
B. H. Deters, state agent of the
Equitable Life of Iowa with head.
quarters at St. Paul was in the city
a few days last week, combining bust.
ness with pleasure. he took occasion
also to do little hunting for recrea-
ton.
Michael Kuelbs of Sleepy Eye, an
old resident of Brown County, vas
brought tothe Loretto Hospital Thu rs
day afternoon and oper ated upon for
cataract of the eye Friday morning.
From the latest reports he is doing
very Dicely. he is an u1cle Of Mrs.
ohm G. Siebenbrunner.
Ernst A. Schilling, the genial re-
of the St. Paul Dispatch
and Pioneer Press, hobnobbed with
MS friends for the past week. he
Drides himself on his ability to play
'skat" and his friends are always
Wiling to accommodate him in a social
game.
The sewing circle of St. Anne Court
will be entertained Thursday AFTER
loon, Sept. 18th. by Mesdames Mic.
zurth, Albin Carlson and John Her.
:og at the home of Mrs. Kurth in the
I'D Weyhe residence on South Valley
treet. Coffee and lunch will be served |
It 15c. Everyone is cordially invited
o attend. Advt
Theo. johnson returned Sunda
DorniDg from his trip to Huron, S.
where he visited with relatives for
! few days and took in the State Fair
# South Dakota. He says that the
attendance at the fair was unprece-
Tented and that the receipts for the
irst three days we're sufficient to
over all expenses.
Otto E. Naegele who has been visit
ng the old stamping grounds for the
'ast week returned to his home at Min
'eapolis Monday fully impressed with
he beauties of New Um. He was one |
# the conspicuous figures at the old |
ettlers 'festiv al renewing old acq ain
ances and dmaking new ones. He sees all
;inds of possibilities for New Ulm as
} stopping-off place for tourists. This
8 historic ground and the beautiful
cenery we have cannot fail to attra ct |
md impress lovers of nature and those
# an historic bent of mind. n his
opinion New Ulm should erect muse
x,hovso II th;~~, ~ =; ;ek@ i'm. |