New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-20

liver Torgrimson Of Hanska, was a
recent New Ulm visitor.
Theodore Thormodson was in the city
from Hanska recently.
j. P. Truman of Owatonna, was New
Ulm business visitor few days ago.
Thomas Peterson of Golden, was in
town last week.
John Huiras Of Golden, was here on
business at the court house last week.
Edward Richter has been here from
South Dakota visiting relatives.
William Stork of Tyler, was here few
days ago, en- route to Chicago.
]. Klossner,y Jr., has returned from a
business trip to the Twin Cities.
Edward Butcher and family of Birch
Cooley, visited relatives here LIS; week.
A son arrived at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Aufderheide Wednesday, De-
cember 10.
Charles Kuehlbach and family were
guests at the home of Herman Hinder
man at Fairfax, last week..
Miss Lillian Fu1th of Chicago, has re-
turned home after six weeks visit with
relatives in this city. =;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Klossner, Jr.,
were guests recently at the home of the
formers brother, Fred, at Klossner.
E. R. Mallory of Sleepy Eye, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Paul Bertrand
of this city last week.
Fred Scienising, Ole Johnson and H.
c.. Nundahl came up from Hanska on
business a few days ago. -. -.
J. A. Ringnell, NJ. B. Erickson and F.
C. Jensen Of Hanska, came to the city
one day last week, where they transacted
business. I.
Miss Ethel Hendley of North Man
kato, was the guest over Sunday at the
home other brother, Harry Hendley, in
| this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Walter went to
Belle PLANE last week to attend the
funeral of the latter's uncle, Henry
Smith. ..a =.
John Reinhart of Cottonwood town
ship last week purchased g fine Percheron
mare from c. G. Anderson, the Fairfax
breeder and importer of Percheron horses
for $780,.
Arthur Strunk, city salesman for the
New Ulm Grocery Company, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his family
at Frazee, Mimi, where they are visiting
over the holidays. ..
Potato prices at Princeton, in the Mile
Laos potato raising district, have re.
Gently taken a decided slump, and the
Union says the demand has dropped
also. We haven't heard that there has
been any preceptible falling off in prices
| for the tubers in this vicinity.
Representative-elect Tom Davis Of
| Marshall, was in New Ulm Friday. He
was here to make a plea in district court
in behalf of Albert Gieseke, who was
suing Otto Triton on a SANDER charge
claiming damages. The plea made by
Davis, while eloquent, failed to convince
the jury, Gieseke losing his case. Both
parties to the suit are from Sleepy Eye.
Loren Christensen of Belgrade town.
ship, Nicollet county, has been missing
from home since last Thursday, and his
friends fear that he is drowned. On the
! morning of that day he took his gun and
! a number of traps and went to the Mime
sofa river to trap muskrats. Failing to
return home that evening a search was
started that has been kept up ever since.
HIS gun and traps were found, but no
trace of the young man.
! Erwin Koreis, the 7-year old son of
Joseph Koreis was struck by an auto
mobile late Thursday afternoon, and
quite seriously injured. The boy was
on his way home from school when a
passing car struck him as he was crossing
the. street at Sixth and North State
streets. Although he was badly cut
about the head and back, his injuries are
said not to be dangerous.
John Siebenbrunner and P. J. Soukup
of the South Side Auto Company, left
Saturday for Toledo, to attend meeting
| of the Wi|lvs-O Overland Connnanv ,non,,