New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-17
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VIM. F. Sommerfeld Of Sleepy Eye
spent Tuesday in New aUlm attending
the hearing on County Ditch No. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Boyer have re-
turned from Elgin, I'LL, where they went
to attend the wedding Of a niece.
w. F. Runck, the we'll known Spring
field hardware merchant, was in the city
on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cunningham
have returned from an extended trip in
northern Wisconsin, where they went to
escape the hay fever.
DR.. III. "A. Rehfeld of Minneapolis
has been laid up for some weeks with a
lame knee and is unable to attend to
his work for that reason.
E. "A. Pfeferle, Profs. M. j. Wagner,
G. Burk, A. Palmbach,. Ed. Berg and
1 G. Burk attended an Edison Tone Test
at Madelia last Saturday evening.
Mrs. S. o. Peterson Of Brighton town
ship had her left hand badly injured
Monday morning, by being caught in a
clothes wringer, opearted by gasoline
motor.
Mrs. Ad. Uhlig and children Of
Pontoria, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Boerneke OF Fairfax visited few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. O. r.
Burk.
The Ladies of the Friedens church
will hold a bazaar and chicken supper at
the Armory Thursday, Oct. 10. Lunch
will also be served in the afternoon.
Every body is cordially invited. adv AZ
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Norman, Mrs.
Casper Becken, Julia and Hans Becken
of Hanska were in the city Wednesday
visiting friends. The latter is editor
and proprietor Of the Hanska Herald
Mrs. E. Hopkins returned Tuesday
from visit in St. Paul where Mr..
Hopkins is at present employed, Mrs.
Hopkins said it showed hard in st. Paul
when it was raining here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Juni and family
of Jordan drove over from that place
Sunday and spent the day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Juni in Milford.
They stayed over until Monday and
helped Lowell Juni celebrate his birthday.
81. Miss Susanna Engelbert, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Engelbert, we'll
known to New Ulm people, formerly
resident here but now located in the
West, recently became the bride Of an
army man, Lieut.. Henry F. Pool Of the
Second Idaho infantry. The wedding
was war time marriage and among
the guests attending we're number of
military men, associates of the groom
and members of his company. The
young couple at present are living at
St. Maries, Idaho, where Lieut.. Pool
is stationed.
3 Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Wheeler retu, ned
Wednesday from Montevideo, where
they were called by the death Of Mrs.
Wheeler's father, Joseph J. Gore. The
funeral was held Tuesday. The Rev.
and Mrs. Wheeler left Sunday, October
6, in response to telegram, announcing
that. her father was very low and not
expected to survive long. The angel Of
death had arrived before Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wheeler reached Montevideo. Mr..
Gore, who was 80 years old at the time
Of his death, was here to visit>his daughter
only two weeks before his death, ard was
In excellent health and was looking for
ward to, spending the winter in Cali
fornia. On his frequent visits had made
many friends in New Ulm, all Of whom
extend sympathy to the bereaved family
over their loss.
Superintendent of Schools H. G. Hess,
] County Superintendent r. B. Kennedy
and all of the other heads of schools in
the County attended meeting of school
authorities at University Farm last
Friday and Saturday to arrange for a
statewide campaign for food conserva.
ton, in which the school children 81
Minnesota are to take an active cart
About 600 school superintende tents were
present and the meeting is said to have
been exceedingly interesting.
Professors NJ. j. Wagner, Pslmbach
G.. Furk, ard Cornelius Burk, Ed. j
Berg AID Iugene A. PfeEe1le motorec
to Madelia last Saturday evening te
attend a private recital by Miss Marie
Kaiser, the celebrated concert soprano
assisted by Abraham Bond, violinist
At the recital, the visitors say, it was
proved to all present that the artists
voice was actually recreated on the
Edison recreations. A number of times
Miss Kaiser sang in comparison with