New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-24


B Charles Arbes was Ii the Twin Cities
on business for several days last week.
Miss Tracy Borg Of Welcome, MINI,
icy ting ct the Gust. Haber home.
Rev 6. ]. Albrecht was ! ! Gibbon
visitor Friday.
Otto Oswald and E. Manderfeld went
TO ST. Paul yesterday on business.
Mrs. Ed. Honl and daughter visited
friends in the Twin Cities greater part
OF last week.
81 Prot. NJ. ]. Wagner Of the DR.. Martin
Luther college will conduct the Refor-
nation services at Red Wing Sund y.
Capt. Albert Steinhauserl WAS ADJUST
ness visitor in Minneapolis for alcouple
OF days this week. 0
Chas. Polta Of this city is now in
the service Of the American Express
Company between Sanborn and Vesta.
4 Is
Henry Klingler is now locomotive
engineer between Waseca and Tracy in
the freight service.
Mrs Louise Vogel Of Springfield WIS
the guest last week Of relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Max Huebery has returned to
her home at Springfield after visiting
New Ulm friends for several days.
Harry Boyer and Victor Bartl, who
are atte lding night school here, have
gone on hunting trip to Swan Lake
and other points in Nicollet County.
Chas. Lindmeyer, who was the con-
ductor in charge Of the day yard in
New Ulm, is now running a passenger
train on the Sanborn branch.
Mrs. Henry Schobert Of Sleepy Eye
is recovering from an operation which
she underwent at the Union Hospital,
last week, for blood tumor.
The Reformation Festival will be held
at st. Paul IS Lutheran church in this city
next Sunday, Rev. G. J.Albrecht officiat-
ing. Services will be held at 10 o'clock
IN the morning and at 1880 p. m.
MI. and Mrs. Antony Schiller returned
home last week after visit with.relativ es.
Mrs. Schiller's mother. Mrs. II. Engel,
accompanied them for short stay in
the city.
Southern Minnesota folks are looking
for something better in the weather
line, following the real wintery day Of
Monday, and the freezing weather of
Tuesday morning. Indian summer is
about due now.
The teachers of all the grade schools
last night invaded the rooms of Miss
Alice Ebibhauser, fourth grade teacher
of the Emerson lschool, at the !Es: er
home, on Monday evening. The occa-
sion was surprise for her in honor Of
her birthday. The evening was passe d
pleasantly.
=. +. Bates Of Tacoma, Wash, who
came here last week to accompany the
remains Of his father to their last resting
place, wishes to thank all who had any
connection with the details following
the sudden death OF his father. He
says he found county and city officials
as well as individuals eager to be of any
assistance possible and he wishes to sex-
press his gratitude in this way.
Sheriff w. J. julius went to st. Paul
yesterday, his mission being to learn
from the military authorities something
definite as to the future activities ex-
pected Of the county exemption board.
There are still something over twenty
names Of men before the district exemption
board to be acted on, and so far the local
board has been unable to learn anything
as to what the Mankato authorities
are doing with them.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Mayer returned
from Washington Springs, s. D., where
they went to attend the wedding Of their
son, DR.. r. G. Mayer, who was married
on Wednesday last to Miss Mildred
Austin of Washington Springs. The
Rev. Mr.. Mayer assisted Rev. Gilbert
Brown in the marriage ceremony. The
newly married pair have gone on q
wedding trip, during which they will
visit in the Twin Cities and other points
in Southern Minnesota, including New