New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-09


Jos. Smasal transacted business in
Sleepy Eye between trains Monday.
Alfred Windland visited with friends
in Minneapolis the forepart of last week.
Miss Elsie Siebenbrunner left Monday
for visit with her sister in Tracy.
DR.. H. W. Rieke and family are enjoy
ing weeks outing at Lake Jefferson.
Miss Helga Gronvold of Fargo, N. D.
is visiting with Mrs. Mary Baasen on
N. German Street.
Richard A. Pfefferle, Jr. made short
visit with friends in Cavour, S. D. the
latter part of last week.
VIM. Stelljes and wife intend to leave
for Montevideo tomorrow for visit
| with relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie Schramm spent her
vacation visiting with the Augustin
family at Springfield.
Miss Augusta Subilia who has been
visiting here for week returned to her
home at Tracy Monday morning.
George Hogen and Alfred schroeck
are owners of new Dodge cars which
they purchased of the local agent, F. H..
Retzlaff.
Ferdinand Ochs returned the forepart
OF this week from a visit with relatives
in Faribault. He left for that place on
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Wyckoff and
daughter Marian motored to Mankato
and to Lake Madison Saturday 50 spend
a few days.
&. A. Ottomeyer left Sunday afternoon
Tor Chicago where he intended to attend
the Style Show and buy his fall and winter
stock. He will be away most of the week.
John W. Book of Gibbon has recently
returned from a trip to Montana and
reports that Montana and Dakota crops
have had too little rain and are looking
very poor.
Charles Hemp Of Minneapolis has been
taking care Of the grain inspectors duties
at the Eagle station while Mr.. oliver
was on his wedding trip. Mr.. Hemp was
formerly at Sleepy Eye. Mr.. OLIVER is
back at work again. ..... .=..
Gentry Brothers circus will play in
New Ulm the latter part of August ac-
cording to notices just received by
Station Agent Leary OF the M. & St. l..
The Gentry circus is the white horse
show and is considered very good.
Miss Marie Korbel and her mother
returned Sunday from their visit with
friends in North Dakota, Montana and
Canada. They were gone nearly. three
weeks and enjoyed the trip immensely
as they had opportunity to get out a
great deal and see the country.
| There will be public auction on the
H. R. Hughes place formerly known as
the Harris FARM Tuesday, August 22nd.
Jack Martin of Mankato will be the
auctioneer. MI. Hughes has rented the
farm and will retire and wishes to rid
himself of the farm machinery and horses
and CATTLE
Rather an unusual combination in
these days was seen Monday morning
when young girl accompanying an
elderly woman went about the business
section OF the city, the elder woman
playing a concertina and the daughter
singing and collecting the geld from
the curious bystanders. The elder
woman was apparently blind.
| Mrs. S. /Pfeferle and Miss Carrie
Haas left early last week to look up fall
styles in fall millinery in Chicago and
Milwaukee. They intended also to
go to Kenosha, WISE, to visit for a
week with Mrs. Pfeferle's niece, Mrs.
VIM. Koos who will accompany them
on their return to New Ulm. Mrs.
Koos has not been we'll and hopes that
a visit here will help her regain her
strength.
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