New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-19

Joe Ellen of Chicago was visitor at
the Anton Dorm homo last week.
Business at F., W. Eibner's restaurant
has required the addition Of new fixtures
to match the fountain.
The Episcopal Sunday School picnic
was held last Thursday at the Cotton.
wood near the Alvin Farm.
Another new car Of the Stutz make is
the roadster of Harold Vogtel. He
bought thru the South Side Auto Co.
Mrs. Aug. j. Mueller and children
are spending some time visiting with
relatives in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. w. G. Alvin and children expect
to leave today or tomorrow for visit at
the Herman Breitkreuz home at Airing
ton.
Emil G. Hage has new white racing
car. This time it is a Stutz and was
purchased during his recent trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. L. G. Bell will leave tomorrow
for three weeks visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Titus Mareck at Lake
Minnetonka.
Albert Gruenenfelder is home for a
two weeks vacation. He is employed
as bookkeeper at the Citizens National
at Mankato.
Miss Minnie Pfsterer is at home after
a two weeks auto trip with her brother,
DR.. Frank Pfsterer, thru the cities of
Southern Minnesota.
Mrs. VIM. Blauert and children,
Willie and Edna visited with friends in
Gaylord the fore part of this week. They
made the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Firle and children
of Fairfax spent Sunday at the Robert
Lieder home. Mrs. Firle was Miss Meta
Lieder before her marriage.
MI. and Mrs. Esler Dirks of Wabasso,
Mrs. Otto Burk and Miss Martha AL
| brecht drove to Mankato in the Dirks
car last Wednesday and visited with
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. R. Schierenbeck who
have been visiting at the Blauert home
have left for visit with relatives at New
Prague before returning to their home in
Monticello. ...
Mrs. Max Reinhart, Mrs. Jos. Portner
and Miss Antonio Schlumpberger left
for a visit with relatives in Springfield
yesterday afternoon. They made the
trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Kemski spent
several days with relatives and
friends in Waconia. They left the
city last Wednesday and returned Mon
Miss Lillian Townsend came down
Sunday with her parents on the excursion
but remained for visit of several weeks
with relatives. She is staying at present
with Mrs. A. Thereau.
John H. Edwards of Duluth visited
in New Ulm one day last week. Mr..
Edwards had some very pleasant stories
to tell of the delightful weather in
Duluth during the hot spell here.
The Grand Hotel now greets it's
patrons in fine new coat of cream color.
This certainly improves the place great
ly,' and adds considerable value to it
and to the surrounding property.
Mrs. Augusta Schmidt entertained a
number of her friends Monday afternoon
in honor of her birthday which fell on
Sunday but was not observed at that
time because of the Hermann's Heights
picnic.
c. ]. M. Tauer representing the Tauer
Land & Investment Co. of Garrison, N.
D. is here on business this week. Mr..
Tauer is hustling real estate man and
expects to do a lot of business in lands
in his section this season.
Mrs. Jas. Morrison of Morris is spend
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mother Mrs. Frances Murphy who
recently underwent an operation at the
Union hospital. Mrs. Murphy is a
sister of the late Mrs. F. H. Behnke.
Mrs. T. F. Collins and daughters
Mollie and Florence left Monday for a
weeks stay in Milwaukee. Mr.. Collins
also has gone to Milwaukee to take a
rest while he RECEIVERS from the injuries
sustained while at work recently.
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