New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning went to
Sleepy Eye Friday to attend the Fair.

.0leepy Eye FrlOay TO attend the Fair.
A son arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Milbrett, Of Milford Mon
day. asa, ga1
A number of New Ulm people are
anticipating attending grand opera at
St. Paul this week.
Harry Lindemann went to Walker,
Mimi, to enter the sanatorium at that
place last week.
Rev. W. 3. Mahle Of Blooming Grove
visited with Rev. Holm and family
Thursday.
Mrs.. Louis Palmer of Gaylord, was
in the city the early part of the week
visiting with relatives and friends.
Andrew Stocksted of Sleepy Eye has
returned home from Rochester where
ne was operated on recently.
Chas. Bianchi's 9-year old daughter
, underwent an operation at the Loretto
Hospital last week for appendicitis.
Miss Alice Haeberle returned last week
from few days visit with the Paul
Voss family at Echo.
Miss Martha Kunze entertained a
party OF her friends at a Halloween
party at her home last Friday evening.
August Rolloff and family of Milford
autoed to FIR nklin Sunday to spend the
day with relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Hennick, mother of G.. R.
Hennick arrived this week to be here
during Mr.. Hennick's hospital stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Luepke Of Court
] land are rejoicing over the arrival of a
son at their home, Saturday.
e. A. Ottomeyer and family, and Mr.
Ottomeyer's sister, Mrs. Lena Alien
j., bernd, visited relatives at Winthrop and
; Fairfax Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pfefferle and Mrs.
L. Crone drove to St. Paul Saturday for
a short visit with Miss Lucy Pfefferle
who is attending St. Catharines Seminary.
A number of ladies of the German M.
r. church spent last Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Gustav Garbrecht. A very
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. G. J. Grimes and little son
Weston OF Minneapolis are guests at the
Hennlck home on So. Broadway. Mrs.
Grimes and Mrs. Hennick are sisters.
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel will entertain to
day at dinner in honor of Mrs. Black of
Chicago who is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Melvin Vogtel at Winthrop.
DR.. and Mrs.'T F. Hammermeister
were in the Twin Cities Friday, the
doctor attending the meetings of the
State Medical association then in session
at Minneapolis.
Andrew Steinmetz returned Monday
evening from Mahomen county, where
he had spent the past seven weeks look
ing, after his farming interests in that
section of the state.
}. Z. Albrecht, clothing merchant at
Morgan, Redwood county, died Monday
night from the effects of injuries re-
ce1ved in an accident Sunday, when his
automobile collided with a machine
| drlven by a man from Redwood Falls.
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Mrs. Charles Albrecht of st. Paul.
has been visiting the past week with the
Pfaender and Fritsche families. She
has not been here for some time and is |
enjoying her visit with her old time
friends very much.
George w. Kelley, who has recently
purchased an interest in the St. Peter
Free Press was in New Ulm Sunday, and
caller at the Review office. This was
Mr.. Kelley's first visit here, and he ex-
pressed himself as most favorably i'm
pressed with the city. He was accom-
panied by Miss Miller of MINNEAPOLIS.
"A committee consisting of Adolph |
Meile and William A. Pfefferle has been
appointed by President G. A. Ottomeyer,
Of the New Ulm Commercial Club, to
solicit funds toward the purchase of a |
stand of colors for the Second Regiment
Band, M. N. G.
M. F. Hamilton of Co1nfrey has re-
turned from an extended automobile |
trip through the west. He has travelled |
5000 miles since leaving Minnesota last
spring and declared that during his
travels he found no place that looked !
quite so good to him as the Gopher state.
Arrangements are being made for a |
reunion of all the confirmation classes of
the Bernadotte church since 1905, to
be held on Sunday, October 20. The