New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-15
LOCAL NOTES

S. F. Grip of Minneapolis, was a New
Ulm visitor Sunday.
DR.. OF. Seifert was in the Twin Cities
last week on business
c. S. Peterson Of ST. r'n yfeld was in the
city last week on business.
Mrs. Otto Engel of Springfield has
been visiting New Ulm friends recently.
Miss Catherine Augustine of Spring
field, visited relatives in this city, last
week.
Miss Flora Getting of St. James, has
returned to her home after visiting New
Ulm friends last week.
Miss Oleta Niemann of Springfield,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Niemann here last week.
The Misses Irene and Alice Linde were
here from their home in Comfrey last
week, visiting friends.
Attorney A. w. Mueller is moving his
office from the Dietz block to his new
quarters in the Weiser block.
The friends of Mrs. John Mueller
planned surprise party at her home one
evening last week. The evening was
most enjoyable one for those present.
Simon Leisher and family have re-
moved from Waseca to this city. Mr.
Leisher is in the employ of the Chicago
& Northwestern Railway Company.
DR.. 0. c.. Stricken has returned from
Toronto, Ont, where he went to be
present at a surgical operation on his
sister in hospital in that city.
Henry Meyer, newly elected county
commissioner, and his brother; William
left Monday for the northern part of the
state, where they will hunt deer until
| the eng Of the big game season.
George Baumgartner, for many years
a resident of this city, but now of Vino
ma, was here last week. It was his first
visit to New Ulm in some twenty years.
Miss Rose Steinmetz Of Sleepy Eye
was the guest last week of friends in this
city. She was on her way home from
! Denver, Colo., where she spent the
summer.
| Charles Strobeck, who has been a
resident of the vicinity of Comfrey for
several years, has purchased farm near
Valley City, North Dakota He has
| left with his family for that place.
A stranger, who gave his name as
Truman, was recently arrested at Sleepy
Eye, charged with having stolen watch
and $25 in cash from his former employer,
q farmer of Renville county. He was
taken to that county for hearing
Olive Freinstad, the famous grand
opera singer, and native of St. Peter,
was recently married to Harry Lewis
Brainerd Of New York. The wedding
took place at the summer home of the
bride in Maine.
H. G. Rengstorf of Nicollet township,
will retire soon from active farming and
take up his home at North Mankato,
where he has purchaseda residence. Mr.
Rengstorf has long been a resident Of
Nicollet and is one of the best known
farmers of that township.
Modern Woodmen of America are
planning to initiate class of ones
hundred candidates at a session of the
St. Peter camp on the night Of Tuesday,
November Fl. A torch light procession
and a big street parade will be features
Of the occasion. Prominent speakers
have been engaged for the occasion. A
class Of geo is TO be initiated at ManEato
the night previous.
St. Paul is to have new Union depot
it's fact-no guess work about it this
time. The directors of the Union Depot
Company, composed of all of the officers
of roads entering that city have voted
to build station to cost not more than
$1l ,O0c,O 600. There appears to be no
limit on how much less than that amount
it may cost.
A few changes appear on the Chicago
& Northwestern railways new time
table, which went into effect last Sun
day, so far as New Ulm is concerned.
The westbound passenger train which
formerly left here at 1:20 a. M, is Z
minutes later, now leaving at :27. The
eastbound train which passed here at
| 4:15 is now due to leave New Ulm at
1928. The day trains are unaffected
by the change.
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