New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-02-16

i p. w. Soukup was q business visitor
|in Mankato Thursday Of last week. !,
! ]. P. Smith of the New Ulm Gas Co.
was in town the latter part of last week.
Rev. Holm is at, Arlington this week
assisting in conducting a series Of meet
iings.: . <:~s:-.5 III: .s-
| Mrs. Charles Baker of Green Bay,
Wis. who has been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. c. R. Henn:ck, for over a
week, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Zschunke are To-
Gated at Battle Creek, Mich, where they
will spend several weeks. A letter from
them dated at Chicago on their way says
the snowfall was very heavy there Sun
day.
Mrs. L. o. Belland of Milroy spent
last week. visiting at. the home of her
parents and with other relatives. Thurs
day her sister,, Mrs. Jno. Langmack,
entertained at a six o'clock dinner party
in honor of Mrs. Belland, the guests be-
ing relatives and old-time friend of hers.
| J. H. Schmidt of Nicollet will be the
manager Of the Hart Lumber Co. at this
place: They recently bought out the
Fullerton Co. yards at New Ulm, Court
land and Searles. Mr.. Baarsch will be
here for some little time but expects
eventually to 60 to Sioux City for the
Fullerton people.
About thirty young people of the
"Hill Top Sewing Circle of CORTLAND
spent a very pleasant evening at the
home of Carolyn E: Backer last Friday:
During sewing hours, Alma Schroeder,
Esther Becker and Alma Scahefer rem
dered> several beautiful pieces on the
piano, After refreshments; games were
played. =. =: =: =:
| Grandma Alvin celebrated her Dist
birthday Monday: All Of the children
resident here took occasion to call on the
jubilarian and extended their birthday
congratulations. Children from outside
who We're here were Fred Alvin of Sleepy
Eye; A. j. Alvin of Mound and Mrs.
Herman Breitkreutz. Mrs. Alvin is
enjoying the best of health.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stolt celebrated
their silver wedding last Sunday. A
large crowd Of invited guests gathered at
the home to help celebrate the happy
event and all enjoyed a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stolt enjoy good health and
prosperity at present and hope to do so
until they may celebrate the golden
jubilee Nicollet Leader.
Friday evening sleighing party drove
out to R. D. Lilies in the Town of
Lafayette and spent several happy hours
at the Lille home. It was in the nature
of farewell party for the Lilies as they
contemplate moving to New Ulm in the
near future. There were about "a people
in the sleighing party. Another sleigh
ing party is planned for this "wednesday
afternoon and they will go out to Edwin
Durbahn's place in Lafayette Township.
Peter Hagen arrived here Tuesday and
visited with his brother, J. H. Erickson,
whom he had not seen for over a. years.
About that time ago they both lived in
Wisconsin and J. H. Erickson left for
this state and settled in Brighton, this
county. -Four years later Peter Hagen
left for Moscow, Idaho, and has re-
manned there ever since. Last fall he left
on trip to Norway to see the old coun-
try and has just returned now. He
expects to spend week with his brother
who is not enjoying very good health
especially during the winter months,
being a sufferer of asthma, and will then
return to his farming interests in northern
Idaho. He thinks the winter climate of
Minnesota is too severe for one being
used to the west Lqfayette Ledger.
The above refers to the father and an
uncle of Atty. Erickson of this city.