New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-11
!. Miss Zeta Gray of Fairfax visited with
friends in New Ulm last week.

!. Miss Zeta Gray of Fairfax visited with
friends in New Ulm last week.
Supt. H. c. Hess has purchased the
j. II. Edwards property on South State
Street.
Miss Louise Schramm is spending
some time in the Cities studying the fall
styles in millinery.
Mrs. Frank Burg is visiting with her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Burg, of
Portland, Oregon.
Prof. J. Meyer and family have re-
turned from their vacation trip to Rock
ford, Delano and Buffalo.
Judge 1. NJ Olsen spent last week ar
tending the meeting of the Minnesota
State Bar Association held at St. Cloud.
Rev. Robert Schlinkert has returned
to his duties as the head of the Holy
Trinity parish after rest of three weeks
which he spent visiting at his home at
Rome City, Ind.
Mrs. Helen George Mo whose father,
Captain S. A. George. played an impor-
tant part in the Indian Outbreak fifty
three years ago, visited with New Ulm
friends and relatives last week.
Miss Anna Frederick of this city
and Ernest w. Valentine were recently
married in Minneapolis. The groom is
a street conductor in Minneapolis and
the newlyweds will make their future
home in that city.
Miss Lenoer Ulrich who starred last
season in "The Bird of Paradise" has
deserted the legitimate drama and is now
enrolled in the constantly growing ranks
of the Moving Picture stars. Miss
Ulrich was formerly New Ulm girl.
Emo Weddendorf, who accompanied
the Metzinger party as driver, writes to
his father that he is quite ready to leave
New York. The party started on the
homeward trip early last week. They
are returning by way of Washington.
Attorney Albert Pfaender was at
Redwood Falls several days last week.
The county option contest is far from
settled in Redwood County and the
matter will no doubt be carried to the
highest court before either side is con-
tented.
Big plans are we'll under way for the
annual picnic of the St.. Patrick council
of the Knights of Columbus. The
picnic will be held August 18th at
Hunters Rest and if the weather is at
all favorable a large turnout of the
Knights and their ladies is expected.
Louis Fritsche and daughter, Christine,
|of Minneapolis are visiting New Ulm
relatives and friends. They also visited
with Mr., Fritsche's son, DR.. Jerome
Fritsche in Springfield. Mr.. Fritsche
is head machinist in the large knitting
mill factory of the "Munsing Underwear"
at Minneapolis. 81
St. Cloud is another Minnesota city
which is taking advantage Of the OPP
portunity offered by the Northwest
Weekly to secure some valuable publicity
by means of the films portraying various
activities of the town. St. Peter posed
for the same company recently. It is
planned to show these films each week
at various towns turnout the Northwest.
The Springfield Free Press states that
there are party of young men in the
town who are violently opposed to
hitching posts on main street. So
strong are their objections that they have
been getting into trouble lately by
pulling up the offending posts. When
the posts were reset in cement, they
again made an attempt to GUST them even
going to the trouble to break into the
telephone Office to borrow a device for
pulling out posts. The boys are direct
ing their energies in the wrong way. If
they are opposed to posts on general
principles why don't they pass an or
dinance against them on main street.