New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-06
LOCAL NOTES

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Christ Roland of Hanska was bust
ness caller in the city Monday.
Peter Mertz of Evan was in New Ulm
on business one day the past week.
Miss Erna Huelskamp left Monday
noon for St. Paul where she will attend
school.
E. J. Russell of this city left Saturday
evening for Kansas City, Missouri en-
business.
Miss Clara Nelson who has been a
guest at the home of H. L. Beecher left
Saturday night for her home in Chicago.
1t is said that ducks are very plentiful
and that the lakes are black with them
this fall. II so, the hunters will be happy
lads this week.
Tony Schiller of Hopkins arrived
Sunday to spend the week with relatives
and to go hunting. He came down by
car.
After spending a few days in the city
as a guest of Mrs. George Schnobrich,
Mrs. Carrie Lee of St. Paul left for her
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Geise and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Reinhard of Walnut Grove
were Labor Day visitors at the home
of John Fussner of this CITY,.
Mrs. Fred Hermann of Revere who
has been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Radloff
of this city, left Monday for her home.
Miss Rosalie Hoffman, departed
Monday noon for her home in Sleepy
Eye after few days visit as guest of
Miss Anna Hillesheim.
Henry Scheible left for Douglas, N. D.
where he will spend several weeks visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Oran Frasch.
While there he will also attend to several
business matters.
Abner L. johnson of Bernadotte left
Monday afternoon for Minneapolis where
he will probably enroll in the University
of Minnesota. Mr.. Johnson graduated
from Hamline University last year.
Word was received here recently that
baby girl had made her appearance at
the home of Rev. A. w. Blauert of Faith,
S. D. Rev. Blauert is the son of VIM.
F. Blauert Of this city.
Albert w. Schmidt Of Minneapolis
has been visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Otto Zupfer for several days the past
week. From here he left Sunday for
Portland, Ore, where he wull take up
his future work.
Nestled under a galaxy of badges of
every hue, we recognized the stately
from of George Fisher of Searles Labor
Day. He, with his family were in the
city to attend the Arbeiteryerein picnic
ION Hermann Heights.
Friday of last week the Sheriff of
Sibley County was in New Ulm and
left the same day for St. Cloud, taking
with him Adolph Anderson, who recent
1y pleaded guilty to the charge of trying
to rob his father and received an indeter-
inmate sentence to the reformatory at
st. Cloud. Young Anderson has been
spending the entire summer at the local
jail.
Mrs. Martin Hose entertained a
number of her friends Sunday in honor
of her birthday anniversary. A large
family party was supplemented by other
guests and a very pleasant day was
spent. Carl Hose of Lennon, S. D.
came home to help his mother enjoy
the day properly. He is staying for a
few days but expects to leave in time to
be back in Dakota for the opening of the
,bunting season which is next Sunday.
On Sunday the seventeenth of Septem
Der, Prof. A. Ackermann will fill the
pulpit at the church in Sanborn. Rev
A. J. Dysterheft and wife have left on {
several months trip thru northern Mime
sofa in the hope Of benefting Rev
Dysterheft's health. While absent hi
place will be filled by the ministers O
the surrounding cities and Prof. Acker
mann has arranged to fill the pulpit OF
the 18th.
New Ulm was fairly we'll represented
at the summer outing of the Ska
Onkels held at Norwood last Sunday
ten of the local players being present
Whether they won prize was no
known to them as their train left befor
the meeting adjourned. Those who at
tended from here were: Geo. R. Mart
Carney Esser, Otto Oswald, Frank &c
kert, j. P Graft, Jos. Smasal, Max Bure