New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-09
LOCAL NOTES !.

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Mrs. Anton Schueler and Mrs. Emil
Borath of Nicollet spent day here last
week.
Mrs. Cyril Walrath and little son have
been visiting the past week with relatives
vat St. Peter.
VIM. Konsbruck and family of St.
Peter were guests of New Ulm friends
one day last week.
Miss Eda Nelson of Brighton has been
spending week visiting in New Ulm
and at Winthrop.
! M. E. Mathews of Marshall spent
Wednesday and Thursday in New Ulm
looking after matters of business.
Mrs. Herman Kuehnel and children
of Waseca have been spending several
days with former acquaintance here
Mrs. Alfred Roos and daughter, Miss
Winifred, of Milwaukee arrived in New
Ulm Monday for a visit with relatives
and their many friends.
The Misses Hertha Heidemann, Frieda
Ruedinger, Lillian Johannes and Olga
Hackbarth spent the day Wednesday
with New Ulm acquaintance.
Attorney and Mrs. Chas. Quandt of
Winthrop and children were Sunday
guests at the VIM. Quandt home near
New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spoerhase and
family Of Winthrop have been spending
week at Lake Marion, a pretty summer
resort in Mcleod County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sommer, Miss
Della and Victor Hagberg of Winthrop
visited Sunday with the Ernie Hagberg
family of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bingham, Mr..
and Mrs. P. McHale and Mrs. C. B.
Weiser were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin Edwards at Marshall one day
last week.
The Bieber family returned Saturday
from Lake Jefferson where they had
spent week fishing and resting. They
brought home good catch and re-
membered their friends handsomely.
Next Sunday, June IS, the St. Pat
ricks Council, K. Of C. will hold it's an
nual picnic. The picnic will be for the
members of the St. Patrick Council and
their families and Knights from neigh
boring towns are also expected.
| Miss Louise Merritt of St. Peter who
recently underwent an operation at a
hospital here returned to her home last
week. Her sister, Miss Laura Merritt,
accompanied by Drs. Bittner and Merritt
came over after her in car.
Joe. Hirschbeck and family have re-
Gently moved their household furniture
from Good Thunder to New Ulm and
have located on South jefferson St.
MIR. Hirschbeck is painter, having
learned the trade in Bavaria
Mrs. Alfred Pullman left Monday
afternoon for St. Paul where she will
spend two weeks trimming in the whole
sale houses and on her return will again
have charge of the trimming in Mrs.
Follmann's establishment during the
fall.
Thieves entered the Mankato Pan
forum Thursday night and outftted
themselves with some of the best suits
in the place. However, they did not
take more than they really seemed to
need as only about $50 worth was taken.
They entered thru rear window
Mrs. Frances Murphy, sister-in-law
of F. H. Behnke has so far recovered
from her operation that she was able to
leave the Union Hospital and has gone
to the home of her sister, Miss Marie
Trimmings of St. Peter to recuperate
before going home.
Carl F. Crone, manager of the Crone
Department Stores left last week for
{ Chicago to do the fall buying. Sunday
Mrs. Crone and Mrs. Triton who buys
for the ladies' departments also left for
Chicago and the three will attend the
Style Show.
A. J. Loegering who has been asso-
ciated with the Pioneer Nursery is re-
moving his family from here to St. Peter
where he recently bought out a green
house. MIR. Loegering came to New
Ulm last spring from Long Prairie and
has been travelling representative for the
Pioneer Nursery.
Two former New Ulm race horses
were represented in the races at Grand