New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-09-06
DR.. and Mrs. Hammermeister spent
part Of last week visiting in the Cities.

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of this city left for St. Peter where she
will teach next year.
Mrs. Henry Subilia and daughter,
Miss Augusta, of Tracy spent the week
visiting with New Ulm friends.
!, DR.. G. r. Curran and family of Man
kato took advantage of the fine condition
of the roads and motored to New Ulm
Sunday.
Miss Olga Mayer left Friday for
Dassel, MINI. where she will take up her
work as instructor in the public schools
of that city.
Miss Ebba Norman who formerly
was member of the High School fac
Guilty visited with New Ulm friends a
part of last week.
Erich Blauert spent several days of
the past week visiting with relatives in
Monticello and the Twin Cities. He
returned to this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nagel of Hanska
are the proud possessors of nine pound
baby boy. The mother and the baby
are reported as doing nicely.
A party consisting of Messrs. A. C.
Eckle, Alvin Helling, Emil Haugen and
Alfred Craven of Hanska motored over
to New Ulm Monday evening.
Mrs. C. A. Zelle, Mrs. L. A. Nippert
and Mrs. Edgar >Zelle .sare spending "a
couple of weeks at Chisago, one of the
popular lake resorts in eastern Minnesot a.
A baby boy arrived at the Jos. Wo-
ratski home in Lafayette last week,
a girl at Henry McDonald's in Milford,
boy at Otto Fritsche's and one at Fred
Martens in Lafayette. ~.
Miss Elsie Seifert, daughter of Peter
Seifert of Sigel, underwear an operation
for appendicitis last Thursday morning.
Miss Seifert is Is years old. She is
getting along nicely.
Professor E. r. Bliefernicht of DR.. M.
L. College attended the Darfur Mission
Festival where he delivered one of the
leading addresses. The meeting was
we'll attended and several interesting
speeches were delivered.
Mr.. G. M. Roberts and family of
Mankato motored up from Mankato to
attend the Arbeiterverein picnic held last
Monday. MIR. Roberts who formerly
lived near this city is one of the leading
business men in Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mailer and Alice Ochs
and Charles Peach of Springfield motored
to New Ulm Friday of last week. On
their way home they were accompanied
by Miss Clara Epple of this city who
visited with Springfield friends until
Monday. ?. 9" =. Z
Usual services have been resumed at
the Congregational Church and here
after will occur at the following hours:
Sunday School, 9 A. NJ. Preaching
Services, 1890, Junior Endeavor, 2 P.
NJ, C. E. meeting at 7 and evening
services at 7:30.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE who was visiting
at DR.. Strickler's and with other
friends returned to her home in Minnea-
polls last week. Mrs. Stricken and the
! Misses Vera and Leola Stricken &C
companied her, making the trip by auto.
Miss FRANKIE at one time taught school
here.
w. B. McCue, Jr. won first place both
Friday and Saturday in the motorcycle
races. Stanley Metzen took second
place Friday afternoon while Saturday
afternoon Walter Albrecht was awarded
second place. The races were all five
m les and the records established were
TAO, 8, and 500 minutes respectively ir
the three races.
Mrs. VIM. Koos and children, who fol
the past few weeks have been visiting
with the parents of Mrs, Koos, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Pfefferle, left Saturda,
for their home in Kenosha, Wise. Sh'
had at first intended to stay several days
longer but feared that the strike might
go into effect and thus keep her here il
New Ulm indefinitely.
Leo Seifert, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Seifert and brother of the Drs
Seifert has had an opportunity to locat
in Duluth with prominent law firm
and decided that the opening was +;
, better one than to start in for hinsel
in Lake Benton where he had recentl
taken. over the practice Of decease
attorney. He has therefore gone I
: the Zenith City.
Friends of the Fred Haenze family {
Lafayette gathered at their home to tn
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