New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-20
LOCAL NOTES

auto trip to Lake Park, Iowa, the pas
week.
| Mr.. Henry Horwitz Of St. Paul ar
rived Monday evening to spend short
time visiting at the Metzinger home.
Herman Held went to Iowa on business
matters Saturday Of last week and will
be gone several days.
Mrs. E. Mullen has returned from her
| visit to the Twin Cities. She had been
gone for couple of weeks.
Fred Setter arrived last week to spend
a few days with his family. He will
leave again this week for Minneapolis.
Mr.. P. A. Murphy Of the Eagle Mill
will attend a convention of Minnesota
and Wisconsin rye mill men at Chicago
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The special on the M. & st. L. line
last Saturday carried eight coaches and
all were we'll filled. Fifty bought tickets
from New Ulm.
Major VIM. Hart of St. Paul was in
town last week inspecting the military
equipment of the various companies.
He was here from Friday to Sunday.
DR.. Frank Pfsterer last week sold his
South Washington Street residence to
Carl Schreyer Of Cottonwood for a price
of $4,000.
Mrs. F. H. Krook went to Minneapolis
Saturday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. II. Lienhard, and others of her rela-
tives. She returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Baasen is at home again
after visit with her daughter, Mrs.
F. O. Gronwald at Fargo, N. D. sDick"
says he is now relieved Of the duties Of
a housewife and can once more enjoy
life., - a.s.
Otto Heymann, Jr., John Groebner
and Charles Polta will entertain party
of their young friends Thursday evening
of this week at a dancing party at
Woodmen Hall. YOUNGSTERS Orchestra
will furnish the music.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Hintz and DR..
Rieke were guests last Saturday at a
dinner given in Mankato by DR.. Stephan.
A number of other dental men and their
wives from surrounding cities were also
guests.
Mrs. H. H. Walter is visitor at the
home Of her parents at lie Sueur this
week and will remian until after the
marriage Of her sister, Miss Trunette
Smith to DR.. VIM. Ochs of Ivanhoe,
which will take place today.
Fremont Schmidt went to Minneapolis
Monday to consult specialist concern
ing a throat trouble which has been
bothering him for some time. He will
return to Minneapolis Thursday of this
week to undergoan operation.
Mrs. George Leary underwent an
operation for the removal of fatty
tumor last Saturday. She is doing
nicely. Mrs. John Hauenstein is also a
patient at the Union Hospital, having
had an operation the same day.
Miss Ruby schaull, one Of the teachers
at the Washington Building is laid up
with lumbago and has been advised that
it will be best for her to take rest of a
month and she has gone home. Her
place is being filled by Miss Antonio
Zieher.
housekeeping is the order of the day
among New Ulm housewives. No
parties or teas, or social doings Of any
sort in progress this week but wait till
we are all fixed up and then we will hear
Of renewed social activity.
Mayor and Mrs. Frank Coles of Middle
town, Conn. were visitors at the Eagle
Mill plant Monday on their way home
from the West where they have made an
extended trip. Mayor Coles is the
Eagle Mill jobber at Middletown, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hose and Mrs.
VIM. Stoll returned Thursday from q
visit with Carl Hose at Lennon, South
Dakota, .and with Mrs. Anna Hellriegel
at Mobridge. They also stopped off at
Aberdeen for brief visit with Mrs.
Robert Fritsche.
There will be services conducted by
Rev. Setback at Nicollet Sunday morn
ing at 1890 following Sunday School at
$50. In the afternoon he viii hold
services at 2:30 at CORTLAND and in the
evening at the Bethel Church in New
Ulm At 1859.