New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-26

Mrs Fred stolz was III the city from
Nicollet Tuesday. SIS Is
VS.. Vercoe was 4 Sleepy Eye business
visitor last week.
G. "a Hollister was in the city from
Springfield Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Hillesheim
and family were the recent guests Of
friends at Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dorm and daughter
visited Nicollet relatives and friends
last week.
Miss Hilda Filzen visited friends at
Sleepy Eye for several days during the
past week.
Miss Irene Olsen has returned from a
visit with friends at Sleepy Eye, where
she spent several days.
Mrs. ]. G. Rothenberg and daughters
I-of Springfield were guests at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. @. G. Stricken and other
relatives for day or two last week.
Max Burg, Jr., returned Friday
evening from the Yellowstone Park,
where he has been holding position in
a hotel during the summer vacation.
General Manager Charles Vogtel and
Sales Manager J. A. Armstrong of the
Eagle Roller Mill company have re-
turned from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Ernst Wichersi has returned
from St. Paul, where she attended the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge Of
Hermann Sisters Of Minnesota, which
was in session during last week.
"A number Of New Ulm citizens and
others from Brown county accompanied
the new soldier boys as far as Mankato
Friday afternoon, and saw them safely
aboard the special over the Omaha road
that took them to Camp Dodge, Iowa.
G.. M. Saulpaugh, one of the best
known hotel men Of Southern Mime
sofa, died at his home in Mankato
Wednesday. He was SO years old and
had suffered from complication Of
diseases for several years.
Mrs. Joseph Goblirsch and son have
gone to Visalia, Cal, where they will
join Mr.. Goblirsch, who has been on the
coast for the past two months. Visalia
will be the future home Of the Goblirsch
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gaut will occupy
the residence Of Henry Uhlhorn, PIG
South Washington street, after October1.
| Mr.. Gaut, who is a member of the
New Ulm Grocery company's staff, now
resides at 221 South Broadway.
The Everling Electric company is re-
wiring the court house, while John
Wartha is giving the interior Of both
court house and jail fresh coat of paint,
and otherwise improving the appearance
of the interior of those buildings.
Red Cross workers of the local society
report an added interest in the work
among the citizens Of this city, especially
since the drafted boys left for camp,
and many more ladies are now engaged
in sewing and knitting for the soldiers
than heretofore.
M. Burg has accepted the state agency
!; for the Coshocton Speciality company
of Choshocton, Ohio, manufacturers of
calendars and novelties for advertisers.
Mr.. ,Burg's territory covers the entire
state of Minnesota.
Jos. CHASER of New Ulm, was ar
raigned before Justice A. P. Anderson. of
! this village Wednesday for falling to ex-
hibit his hunting license on demand of
Game Warden P. ]. Karpen at Swan
Lake Sunday morning. Justice Anderson
imposed fned Of $15.15 which was
paid Nicollet Leader.
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Special mention has been made of
the Hofmeister Band by all of the news
papers describing the big loyalty parade
at st. Peter last Tuesday evening, that
organization receiving more favorable
comment than all the other bands in the
parade combined. The st. Peter Free
Press referred to the band as among
the best musical organizations in the
state. .
The war is said to be particularly
hard on the citizens Of Essig, OF at least
the male portion thereof. The reason
for special protest is that the village
barber has been drafted and gone to
i Camp Dodge, preparing to take a hand
in the trenches. Meantime boards at
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