New Ulm review., 1913-09-10

Carl and Elsa Helm departed Sstur.
dsy for their year q Indianapolis.
Miss Elfrieda Tobsrsr visited 10 the
Cities from Friday 70 Monday Of tbia
week.
Prin. h. T. Peterson saw the auto
mobils speed events st the State Fsil
8starday.
Miss q Payne left Monday evening
for : trip of several weeks 70 Dsnvss
and Omaha.
Albert Lsnge OF lava, s. D. visited
il New Ulm on his way TO the State
Fair last week. 8l
| Orsn Frasch has returned home
from brief visit with relatives and
friends st Comfrey.
Esta Durbsbn notified 10 thai i'll
time TO start his paper to Hamline
again - be left last week.
Frank Kuehn attended the, State
Fair last week. He will teach again
this year out in the vicinity of Routes
Mrs. Frederic schweppe OF Ringsted,
10. visited with her mother, Mrs. D..
Kogge, last week. She returned home
Saturday.
Miss Clara Keckeisen is enjoying .
vacation spept at Chicago and Me-
nominee. She will also come home to
New Ulm for time.
Miss Marie Burmeister, of this ;ity,
has gone to Red Wing to accept .
position in the state training school
for boys at that place.
We have buyers for several i'm
proved 8O-12O.l6 go acre farms. II
you have a farm of this size for
+; 37tf c. E. BROWN LAND CO.
Alfred Ruemks left Monday and
Elmer Cordes Tuesday, both bound
for Carleton College. The Review
will keep the boys posted % to homo
doings.
"a Real Live Baby" arrived at the
home of the Gem Theatre man, MIR. F.
J. Arndt Saturday and no doubt viii
take hand generally In managing
the reels. The newcomer 10 q boy.
Mrs. M. Schubert and her son,
Adolph Schubert aud family of the
town Of Milford, are enjoying visit
from their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Jerry Sullivan, of Fort Benton,
Mout. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Behnke and Mr..
and Mrs. O. M. Olsen had IN enjoy
able trip Sunday In the lstter's car to
Madison Lake, Msnkato, St. Peter
and other points. They made nearly
100 miles.
Sheriff W. J. Julius was st Wasecs
last Wednesday,, where he attended
the marriage of Fred W. Weyhe and
Miss Margaret Donsvon, the groom
being son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Weyhe, OF Minneapolis.
Prof. Richard Fischer of Madison,
Wis. arrived Saturday for his usual
one weeks fall hunt. he has just re-.
turned from an interesting trip of
"roughing it" in the Hudson Bay
country. DR.. Gilbert, also of Madison,
came with him.
City Clerk Albert J. Meyer Is spend
ing this week in the Twin Cities wh here
be is becoming acquainted with the
latest methods in photography, pre-
paratory to taking possession OF his
new studio on North Minnesota street
which he recently purchased of G. o.
CASTER.
At q special meeting of the Young
Ladies' Sodality of the Catholic
Church, which was held at the
Catholic school house last Tuesday
evening, the members present elected
Miss Elizabeth Henle president of the
society to succeed Miss Jeanette
Reinhart, who recently resigned.
Miss Martyr, stenographer in Atty.
Jos. A. Eckstein's Office, left week be-
fore last for Dubuque, Iowa, having
received telegram spprising her OF
the serious illness of her father. he
died Monday and his remains were
taken to Glasgow, Mo. and we're laid
to rest in the family plot Thursday.
The hunting lodge on the shores OF
Lake Hansks known as Camp
Fredericks was the scene of consider
able activity and hustle last Friday
and Saturday to have have every
thing in shape for the opening of the
season Sunday. "Bibs" has
acquired . new habit, that of falling
into the lake. He accomplished that
feat once each on Friday and Satur-
day and twice on Sunday.
CITY Justice N. Hennin9sen was |