New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-20

Mrs. +. y. Temple is visiting friends
in Searles this week..
Conrad .Dirks was in CORTLAND on
business Monday.
l. Halverson of Hanska was a New
Ulm visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Judge l. M. Olsen left Monday
morning for Marshall on legal business.
Arthur Schauer of Winthrop was in
town Monday to consult a local physician.
Henry Berg, County Treasurer was
on the sick list last week. The sudden
change of weather was the cause.
Misses Emma Langhoff and Hertha
Macho of New Ulm visited at the Lang
hotf home at Wabasso Saturday.
Charles Fortwengler of Winthrop is a
new employee at the Mueller & Aab
Garage in this city.
Alfred Ruemke, advertising agent for
the Eagle Roller Mills, left Thursday
afternoon for Chat6eld, Minnesota.
William Fritz and family motored
over to Fairfax Sunday where they at
tended the Lutheran church anniversary
at that place.
Mrs. Phillip Young, Mrs. Lawrence
Hunziker and Mrs. William Siege of
CORTLAND were shoppers in New Ulm
Thursday. -
Col. and Mrs. J. Buschers of this
city left Monday afternoon for the Twin
Cities where they will spend a few days
among friends.
Teacher J. Raedeke of CORTLAND has
recently moved to Waterville, Mimi,
where he will teach in the Lutheran
school this year. o..
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Penkert, Mrs. Ernest
Grussendorf and Mrs. H. Vogelpohl left
last Friday for Klossner where they
visited for few days. -
Prof. F. Ledine of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in this city for a few days.
Prof. Ledine was, one of the instructors at
the local high school two years ago.
Mrs. William Siebert and daughte r
of Plainview arrived in the city Satur-
day to visit at the home of Otto Kohn
Mrs. Siebert is a former resident of New
Ulm.
MI. and Mrs. G.. Albrecht and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Mathieson of Loretto, MINI.
autoed to New Ulm last Sunday to spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. O. R.. Burk.
They left again Monday morning.
Col. Wilkinson of Lake Elmo, in
company with c. E.. Monkman of St.
Paul, was in the city calling on friends
Monday. Both of these gentlemen were
speakers at the Equity picnic at Kossner
Sunday.
Rev. Schlaak was at Nicollet last
Friday arranging for the meeting of tn e
District Ministerial Association whic
rs being held at aNicollet this week.
Among the many pastors present is
Bishop Heinmiller, D. D. who is seized.
Marriage licenses were granted to the
following couples last week:
Mike Schugel Cottonwood
Apollonia Haas. ......... Cottonwood
William Fischer ........ Albir
Elsie Schiller .Albin
Mrs. F. Roehrke of Norfolk, Nebraska,
is visiting with Mrs. L. Karth and Prof
M. J. Wagner for few days this week.
Mrs. Roehrke accompanied her son to
this city, where he now attends the DR..
M. L. College. ... ~,
Ben Evans of Wadena was in the city
the early part of the week. He sold a
carload of potatoes to Lake Crystal
party and also disposed of car here
According to Mr.. Evans, potatoes are
quite plentiful in the section of the
State where he lives.
Sunday evening marked the last of
the seasons concerts at Turner Hall park
for the weather has grown too chilly to
enjoy music out of doors in the evening,
and the band boys would suffer con-
siderably from stiff fingers if they did
try to play. Last Sunday evening it
was really cold and the crowd was too
small to produce any enthusiasm.
The Ruby Theatre this week is offer
ing in The Unwritten Law" one of the
finest film stories ever shown in New Ulm
if Mr.. and Mrs. Woodmansee are to be
credited for they saw the picture before
booking it and declare it is one of the best
they have ever had. Beatriz Michelena
and the all star cast including Andrew
Robson and VIM. Rike are leaders in their
work and their talents are particularly
we'll displayed in the emotional scenes
of the play. The New York Evening