New Ulm review., 1913-09-03
LOCAL NOTES /

LOCAL NOTES
Alirsd Naesl trsnsactsd business =
9psalgasld Thlrsdsy.
Lloyd Alvin hes returnsd homa
froa his visit with relatives 8 Arling'
ton.
"A son and heir was born 70 Ar. md
1lrs. Fred Juenemann OF this oity
Monday morning. a
Miss Erva Rsrdon Of Manksto Who
Was guest of her friend. Mas Ida
Thiede, returned TO her homo Monday
evening.
Glen Leahey, sn employer o. tha
New Ulm Rural Telephone compsuy,
spent several days st Springfield, Wis
iting his mother, there.
Rev. Dl 9. al no will 60 to Echo
Thursday4o 10 oficlats st the wedding
of Erwin Meierding and Miss Frieda
Laabs which takes place that day.
DR.. and Mrs. Dinner Warner OF
Freeport who visited with the Henry
Seifert family and other relatives
since Saturday, left for their homo
this morning.
Miss Lydia Rieke, Deaconess of the
Bethesda Hospital ut Cincinnati. will
speak Sunday morning At the N. E.
Church on the work of deaconesses in
the German Methodist hospitals.
VIM. II. Bierbsum of the Model
Grocery accompanied by Mrs. Bier
baum went to the State Fair Monday
and Mr.. F. H. Behnke took turn be-
hind thecounter during his successors
absence. -
Miss Lou Schrsmm has returned
home from the Twin Cities, where she
spent two weeks familiarizing herself
with the fall styles In millinery. She
will again be engaged rs trimmer st
Mrs. Follmsnn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 81. Thiede and
the formers sister, Miss Ida, expect
20 leave for Lsmberton the latter part
of this week to locate there permanent.
ly, Mr.. Thiede having purchased On
automobile garage at that place last
week.
Mrs. Philip Gruye and her son
Emerson and Mrs. q. G. Garfield,
her daughter Ruth and son Milton
cameSdown from Winthrop by auto
Friday to attend. the Brown County
Fair. They were guests at the F. W.
Peuser home. III t..... r-....' -
Mrs. George Marti and daughters,
Alma and Elsie, returned last week
from their Yellowstone Park trip and
report delightful time. Miss Alma
and her brother Edward leave for
Topeka for another year at school
next Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Roeder and children
have gone to Moquoketa, Ia., for q
short stay with the family of the form.
er's brother-in-law, Emil Hoffman,,
who was guest OF Sheriff w. J. Juli.
us for few days and who accompa-
MED Mrs. Roeder and her children to
Moquoketa. q a
Prof. P. K. Cesander, who two years
ago was q member of the teaching
corps OF the local high school, enjoyed l
a brief visit with New Ulm friends
and acquaintances last week, enroute
for Akeley, Mimi. where be has &C.
cepted position as manual training
teacher in the public schools.
rMiss Edna Macho who will be
married to John Polta ef this city
during the present month was very
pleasantly surprised by q large mum
Der of her young lady friends one eve
ming last week, the affair being in the
% ature of a kitchen shower, and the
bride-to. be received many useful pres
euts. Games and music furnished
amusement for the guests and refresh
ments were served during the evening.
All present enjoyed most delightful
time.
Max Pfaender who is in charge of
the federal governments new agri-
cultural experiment station at Mandan,
N. D., visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pfaender, Jr. and other
New Ulm relatives and friends last
week and on Sunday morning departed
for Minneapolis and St. Paul to spend
a few days at the state fair. He was
accompanied to New Ulm by Mrs.
Pfaender aud their infant son, Robert.
Mrs. Pfaender and her brother, Leslie
Peuser also are visiting the state fair
and are expected to return here this
evening, while Mr.. Pfaender will con-
tinue his journey to Mandan. His