New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14
LOCAL NOTES

! LOCAL MOI rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Domeier d
Sleepy Eye were in the city Thursday
to attend the Domeier-Seifert nuptials.
Major Albert Pfeander was business
visitor at Redwood Falls Monday,
returning the same evening.
Pentecost dances were held both at
the Opera House and the Armory Mon
day evening and were we'll attended by
the young folks.
Alols Gulden left for LIE Sueur Sat
urday, to spend a day at the home
OF friends. From there he left Mon
day for Chisholm, to attend the state
firemen's convention.
Miss Willibalda Eibner, who has
been attending the St. Cecilia Con-
servatory of Music at Winona the
past year, is spending her vacation
at the home of her parents.
Walter Kunze of St. Paul is visit
ing in the city for a few days at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. /Kunze. Mr.. Kunze is at present
holding down a responsible positiok
in one of the St. Paul banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dengler of
Madelia were in the city Sunday visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Deng-
Ter. Accompanying them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin PAUL. and daughter Rosa,
OF Portland, Ore, who are visiting the
Dengler home at Madelia.
Members of the local lodge of Knights
OF Columbus went to St. Peter Sunday
evening to be present at the initia-
ton of large class of new members
into the St. Peter lodge. After the
meeting banquet was served at the
Nicollet hotel.
Henry Patsche, formerly of Court
land, but for the past several years
a resident of North Dakota near Ed
ridge, was in the city Monday, call
ing upon old acquaintance. He was
on his way to Lamberton, where he
intends to visit for about week.
Young Arthur Schroer, who vas
sent to the Red Wing reformatory
several months ago from this city,
last week made another attempt to
leave the institution without permis-
sion, but was caught by an officer at
Hastings. He was on his way home
to New Ulm again.
Three New Ulm boys, Frank Me
mann, Alfred Ruemke and Walter c..
Pfaender, who have been attending
the State University, are participating
IN the encampment of the University !,
Cadets ; at Fort Smelling Military drill
has become compulsory at the State
~" and drills are held regularly several
times a week.
The Hauenstein Brewing Co. has
purchased a new auto truck for tho
bottle beer department and deliveries
to the city trade and to the depots are
now made with it. Several representa-
tlves OF trucks have been in the citv the
past week and there are a number ON
other prospective purchasers, among them
the mills and lumber yards.
Copies of the premium list for the
Minnesota State Fair and Exposition.
to be held at Hamline from Sept. 4 to 9.
were received in the city this week.
The list contains the usual large number
OF prizes for nearly every imaginable
article. Additional copies may be Sc
cured by addressing the secretary, r
q. Simpson at Hanline.
Mrs. Mary Schubert received the
SAD intelligence of the death of her son
Charles, last week, which occurred at
Santa Monica, cause of death being soft
enlng OF the brain. He left for the
West some thirty years ago, went into
the fruit raising business and is said
to have been one of the nrom;non+
frult ralsers of the Santa Monica dis
trlct at the time of his death.
Much of the time of THURSDAYS
adjourned meeting of the city coun-
en Will no doubt be taken up bv the
consideration of bids for the centra,
heating plant which will be taken
up by the officers of the corporation
and the members of the council Jointly
II IS expected that several of the hid
ders will have representatives at the
meeting to see that their interests orc
properly taken care of. The bids will