New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-20
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Henry Schroeder and family rnotored
to st. Peter Sunday. 3'.'' 's..*s.'
Christ Lendt went to Sleepy Eye on
business Monday.
A. P. Book is now the owner of new
Dodge car which he recently purchased.
Mrs. B. A. Abraham left for MINI ca
polls after visit at the V. A. Gu list
home of New Ulm.
Lydia Anderson who is attending
High School in this city spent Sunday
with her parents at Hanska
Dennis Donahue of Mankato who
travels for the Gamble-Robinson firm,
called on the trade here Monday.
The Gaylord Hardware Company
was awarded the contract for construc-
ton of sanitary sewer at Winthrop.
Mrs. Frank Mosher of Waseca visited
here during the stay of Miss Rosamund
Wrage of Arlington, Washington.
Mrs. A. Bauer of Sanborn visited at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Frasch of this
city, last week.
Miss Julia Raier of New Ulm will
leave for franklin where she will wor k
during the winter.
Mrs. Charles Schleif of Sleepy Eye
has returned to her home after a short
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank Walser has returned to
her home at Minnesota Lake after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ochs.
Miss Melinda Dalug entertained a.
guests at her home in the city, Mrs
Frank Strauss, Mrs Emma Buck, and Mrs,
George La Favor, all of Mankato.
Mrs. August Brush and son who
have been visiting at the John Schultz
home returned to their home in Walnut
Grove Saturday.
About 40 cars of people from here at
tended the dedication of the splendid
new Lutheran church at Fairfax last
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Lobben of St.. James left
Monday noon for her home after visiting
at the Emil Hage home in this city over
Sunday.
Mrs. August Arndt, after visiting
at the John Arndt and John Stephen
homes in this city, left for Sleepy Eye
where she will visit friends and relativess
Carl Engelbert, Jr., is a genius. He
won in run two guessing contests which
were conducted by f. A. Pfefferle in his
drug store during the last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Roesch and family
of Mennasha, Wisconsin arrived in the
city Monday for visit at the Huber |
Berg and the M. Roskopf homes in tn
city. >..
DR.. J. L.. Fritsche of Springfield W il
be mustered in as dental surgeon al
Fort Smelling, subject to medical ex
animation, Adjutant General F. B.
Wood announced recently.
Mrs. C. H. Cornwall, after visiting al
the O. M. Olsen home of this city re-
turned to her home in Moline, Illinois
Thursday evening. Mr. Cornwall who
had been here some time ago returne
earlier.
DR.. and Mrs. Lindley of St. Paul ar
rived Monday in their car for a visit
with Mrs. Lindley's parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. E. Sperling, for a few days
Prof. Sporting who had been in St. Pau
for two weeks returned with them.
At Heron Lake the United State
Government has made a contract will
the Farmers State Bank whereby thi
bank will construct a building to b,
used for postoffice quarters. The entir,
cost of the buildings will be in tn.
neighborhood OF $4,000.
The Fred Wendinger auction neal
Fairfax held last Thursday was well
attended and the various goods sold in
a manner pleasing to the owner. Mr..
Wendinger recently purchased resi-
sidence on Broadway and moved here
the early part of this week.
Mrs. Annie Youngmann who is con-
fined at the old peoples home at the
Loretto Hospital escaped from the
hospital last week and boarded a train
for St. Cloud. She was apprehended at
that place and was held there until
Sheriff Julius called for her last Monday.
The morning fier which is due in New