New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-22
coURrLAND.

| D. L. Williams made trip to Fargo
North Dakota, Monday. "
| Ed. Ginkel visited in Nicollet Sunday.
A large crowd of about thirty people
visited at the home of D. L. Williams
Sunday.
Miss Radeke spent Sunday at her
home in Carver, Minnesota.
Frank Sommers has returned from
Harvey, North Dakota, where he pur-
chased land.
Herman Beckman and family visited
Nat Litfn's Sunday. Willie Litfin came
with them and will spend the winter here.
The CORTLAND hunters gave "Hasen-
pfeffer" at Fred Bobsin's on Saturday
night.
On Thursday night Arthur Williams
addressed the farmers at the CORTLAND
Town Hall on the subject of Farmers
Clubs.
Kordula "Vomhof went to Minneapolis
Wednesday,.
The shippers were compelled to give
up work here because the ground was
frozen. They have gone to Pipestone,
Minnesota.
School Notes.
Perfect attendance and Spelling
Beatrice Friedrich and Emma Meyer.
Department: Sylvia Fechner, Jennie
Alkire, Lenora Schlottmann, Grace Bob
sin, David Williams, Luella Ginkel,
Frank LOOMS, John Alkire, Rose Wilkin
and Myrtle Zimmerman.
Mrs. E. Glaesmann visited Sleepy Eye
friends last week.
Mrs. H. H. Walters is visiting friends
the Twin Cities.
Henry and Guttran Grove of Hanska
were New Ulm visitors last week.
W. C. Miller of this city, was a
Springfield business visitor last week.
Mrs. H. Vogelpohl and A. Denman of
Mankato visited New Ulm relatives last
week. They returned home Sunday.
A. Henle of the Redwood Falls Ga
zette office, was a New Ulm visitor last
week.
Mrs. J. H. Doty has returned to her
home at St. Peter, after visiting New
Ulm friends.
H. E. Schumacher of CORTLAND looked
after business matters in New Ulm Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hughes have re-
turned to their home at Mitchell, S. D.,
after visiting relatives here IT,.
St. James BARRIERS have caught the
high coat of living fever and raised the
price of hair cuts to 35 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendinger and
daughter Leona, of Fairfax visited friends
here last week.
+ J. P. Nelson has been elected mem.
Der of the St. Peter city council, filling
the place of Charles A. Anderson, resign
ed.
Mrs. Anna Groebner, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Schnobrich at Searles, has re-
turned home.
Sunday was another fine day for
autoists, and most of them were trying
out the best speed spots in this vicinity
during the afternoon.
Herman Koop is constructing an
addition to the general store of John w.
Haas at Searles. He expects to have
the building completed this week.
Work has been begun on the building
to be occupied by the new state bank
to be started at Searles. The institution
is to be opened as soon as the building
is completed.
Partisans of the Minnesota ~" foot
ball team in New Ulm were loudly ex-
hibiting their JOY over the result of the
game with Wisconsin Saturday night.
The score was 81 to 0. A number of
people from this city witnessed the game.
At the regular weekly skat Tournament
Monday evening there were five tables
filled with enthusiasts. John H. Forster
won first with fourteen net games;
Henry Grausam, second with 455 points,
and Barney Esser, third with a spade
solo against four matadores.
Mrs. B. Esser and Mrs. J. A. Ochs
entertained at cards at the home of Mrs.
Esser, South Minnesota street, Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Alfred Schroeck and
Mrs. C. M. Hicks were winners of the
first prize; Mrs. w. F. Wendt and Mrs.
| Philip Liesch, second high; Mrs. E.
! Mullen and Mrs. Harry Bingham, low.
A corn and colt show will be held at