New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-23
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w. c.. Miller returned Friday from an
extended trip to iowa where he looked
after business matters.
A fourteen pound boy made it's ap-
pearance at the Ernst Grussendorf home
on North Jefferson Street last week.
Several Of New Ulm's younger people
attended the new barn dance on the
Diepolder farm Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Inhofer of Winthrop visited
with relatives and friends during the
past several days in this city.
Miss Laura Sattler of Ivanhoe is
visiting with friends and relatives in this
city. She expects to stay until the latter
part Of this week.
Men are busy fixing up the bowling
alleys at the Concordia Club house for
the winters bowling. The alleys are
being scraped and re-varnished.
Miss Emma Schleisner of Sleepy Eye
and friend, Miss Ella Hoy, visited last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lowinske. Miss Schleisner is sister
of Mrs. Lowinske.
Mrs. Carl Fuerst of Bedford, Indiana,
recently underwent an operation at a
hospital in that city and is getting along
nicely. Mrs. Fuest is a sister of Mrs.
Martin Hose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welding Johnson spent
short time with the August Stork
family Monday on their way to their
home in Arco, MIMI, after a visit at
Lake Crystal.
Mrs. Ida Ozias entertained small
party of young ladies in honor of Mrs.
Cornwall who is visiting here. Mrs..
Cornwall was Miss Addie Olson before
her marriage and the guests were her old
time school friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Viergever re-
turned Friday from Willard, Kans.,
where they spent their vacation visiting
with Mr.. Viergever's parents. They
also visited in Texas and other southern
states. Mr.. Viergever is the commercial
teacher in the local high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fuerst of Chicago
are expected for visit the latter part
of this week. They will come by auto
from Eau Claire, Wise, where they have
been fishing and camping. They will
bring with them friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graes of Chicago who have been camping
with them.
Nick ]. Banck. formerly a resident of
New Ulm and for the past few years in
business at Morgan, recently sold out
his restaurant and Confectionery known
as .Banck's Cafe to John Malstrom.
Mr.. Banck has no plans for the future,
but willsspend some time putting build
ings on the farm he owns near Fergus
Falls. .@s
Kurt .Winkelmann and his mother
returned Wednesday from Everett,
WASH, where they have been living the
past year. Mrs. Winkelmann found that
che climate of the West did not agree with
her and she intends to stay in Minnesota.
Kurt also will remain if he finds a
suitable opening, altho he liked the West
and it's climate very much. His brother
returned some months ago.
Gottlieb Sonabend and wife of Good
Thunder visited with Mrs. D. Kogge
and family over Sunday. Other visitors
at the Kogge home over Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Schweppe and family
of St. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wohl-
fart and family and Mrs. Dolin of Red
wood Falls. Herbert Kogge was home
over Sunday from Redwood Falls where
he is working during the vacation and
VIM. Sonabend of Good Thunder also
visited here during the past week.
Next Sunday an interesting game of
baseball is expected to take place on the
local diamond when the Gophers will
cross bats with the travelings mems
team. The travelling mems team is
made up of old players who are travel
ing in this section of the state A few
weeks ago they played the Redwood
Falls contingent and lost out by small
margin. The Gophers have also been
practising hard for the past several
days and they expect to give the Travel
ers hard battle.
Saturday evening, August 26th, the
Armory will be thrown open for the
pleasure of those whose ardor for dancing
cannot be dampened by the sticky,
muggy weather. There are plenty such
enthusiasts and there will be more than
would ordinarily attend such dance
because of the fact that the receipts
If tho hall will no ,1snd tO ascict Tho