New Ulm review., 1915-07-07

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William Silverson is visiting with bis
many friends in New Ulm for few days.
Miss Elsie Retzlaa spent several
days last week at the homes Of Rev. I'm.
F. Albrecht and Otto Boernke in Fairfax.
The Springfield Milling company has
started on the foundation for a new
elevator near their mill in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mareck Of Mime
apolis visited with DR.. and Mrs. Bell over
the week end. 81
Miss Lenora Onstad Of Renville is
visiting at the home Of Chas. Meier for
! few days this week.
Mrs. Joseph Arbes and daughter have
returned from a prolonged visit to
various points in Iowa. ~
Joseph Baier and Joseph Schnobrich
left for Lisbon, N. D. last week to look
over land. They were accompanied by
Mike sturm Of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Zelle arrived last
Saturday for a short visit with Mr..
Zelle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Zelle.
| The Misses Elsie Stoos and Selma
Otto of Mankato, who have been visiting
at the home Of John Herzog on South
Front Street have returned home.
Springfield cleared $32.75 on their
University Week recently ended. That
is better than we managed to do with
our carnival.
Miss O'Brien, niece of Mrs. M.
Mullen, is making an extended visit
| OF several weeks during which she will
F! visit at Milwaukee, Chicago and St.
Louis.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Jacob
Klossner entertained dozen guests at a
dinner party in honor of Miss Marie
Struckmann and Miss Edna Liteuski of
! Chicago.
J. A. Ochs made the trip to Springfield
in his car last Wednesday but was forced
! to leave it there and come home by train
because of the heavy rain Wednesday
afternoon.
Operator Dying of New Ulm has gone
to Springfield to take the place of
Everett Dillon, operator at the North
western depot, who is suffering an attack
of small pox.
Mrs. Henry Keul and father-in-law,
John Keul, who have been visiting with
friends and relatives in New Ulm and
vicinity, left for their home at Cold
Springs last Wednesday.
Miss May Mills of Winona is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. M. Mullen.
Miss Gladys Grasmoen has returned
to her duties at. Eitel hospital in Min
neapolis after a two weeks vacation
with Miss Anna Kienlen.
Louis Buenger, Sr. who has been
visiting at the home of his son, Rev.
Carl Buenger at Kenosha, Wis, returned
home last Saturday. He brought with
him his granddaughter, Martina and
Clara.
The stockholders of the Sleepy Eye
Farmers Elevator Company will hold
their annual meeting at the office of the
company at Sleepy Eye next Saturday
to elect officers and transact any other
business that may come up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falk have re-
ceived the tidings that son has arrive
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ebert of Bedford Ind. Mrs. Ebert will
be remembered to New Ulm people as
Miss Meta Falk.
l. Friday of last week Mr.. and Mrs. F,
H. Krook and family motored to Fari-
bault for visit with Mrs. Krook's
brother, Fred Hirsh. Miss Annie Krook
and her cousin, Vivian Lienhardt then
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summer vacation.
| Mrs. Jacob Haubrich and daughter,
Anna, left for California last Sunday
for an extended visit. They will first
stop at Oakland and visit with a son OF
Mrs. Haubrich and then go on to Rich
mond for short stay. From here they
will travel to Los Angeles.
/ A Mission Feast will occur at the
Lutheran Church at Sleepy Eye next
Sunday. Rev. Hinnenthal Of Buffalo,
MINI. will be the principal speaker
of the day. Services will be held at
ten in the morning, three in the after
noon and seven-thirty in the evening.
The evening service will be in English.
! Paul Hackbarth and Jacob Vetter
took in the ball game at Sleepy Eye last
Wednesday between Owatonna and the