New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-20
Miss Leola Stricken is at home after
2 year spent in teaching at M orton, MINI.

Miss Leola Stricken is at home afte1
year spent int eaching at M orton, MINI
Mrs. VIM. Witty Of Nicollet, formerly
Miss Louise Schrodt) visited New UIm
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur -Dengler and baby are
Visiting with Mr.. Dengler's parents here
this week. The visitors are from Madelia.
Hans Hauenstein, a member of the
graduating class of the New Ulm High
School this year, has gone to indianapolis
where he is working for an uncle.
Mrs.J. H. slegel and Mrs. N. Henning-
sen autoed to Minneapolis Sunday, for
few days visit. They expect to re
turn today or tomorrow.
JOS. w. Arbes and family and Ed. C.
Week and family motored out to Lake
Jefferson, in LIE Sueur county, Sunday
morning, where they spent the day.
Among the New Ulm people who spent
Sunday at Lake Emily, near St. Peter,
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bingham and
H. A. Bingham and family.
n. Henningsen drove his automobile
to Minneapolis Sunday. He was ac-
companied by W. H. Dempsey, Geo. H.
Miles and Arthur Sorensen. They re-
turned the same evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Danielson of
Wayburn visited with New Ulm friends
few hours last Thursday. They made
the trip by auto. Mrs. Danielson was
Miss Emma Siebert before her marriage
Last Thursday was Mrs. Sophia
Vetter's birthday, and that evening a
number of her friends gave her surprise
party. The evening was spent in card
playing and visiting.
Rev. I. F. Albrecht's family of Fairfax
were the guests last week of relatives in
this city, while the Rev. Mr.. Albrecht
attended to Lutheran conference at
Mankato.
Country editors are prevailing on their
delinquent subscribers to pay up because
they want to buy Liberty Loan Bonds.
The Nicollet Leader says that Mr.. and
Mrs. William Engel of this city intend
to move to that village within a short
time. .s.~ -@. ...s.- r. W s.. .'..t
Miss Irene Soma of Austin and Miss
Agnes Jacobson of Story City, Ia. were
guests the past week of Miss Emily
Hensel of Milford. During their stay
the young ladies attended the reunion
OF the Minnesota State Agri School
graduates which was held at Ramsey
Park. e..
Mrs. Edmund Posch Of St. Paul is
a guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hauenstein. Her sister, Miss Ida,
is also visiting at home this week.
She has been at Mobridge for the past
year, with Mrs. Helriegel. Since her
return home she has been entertaining
friend, Miss Ella Bosshard Of Zumbrota
Mrs. Frank futile has returned to her
home after a week spent with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Esther Behnke Mr.. futile
and his daughter, Mrs. Louis Strate and
family, drove down Sunday so the men
would have chance to root for the Sleepy
Eye ball team and Mrs. futile returned
home with them.
Judge l. M. Olsen and Court Re-
porter N. T. .Eckstein returned Saturday
from Marshall where they had been
holding Court for the past two weeks.
Practically all the jury cases were dis
posed of and the, court cases will be
heard later at an adjourned term. Sun
day they left for Ivanhoe to be present
for the opening of the spring term Of
Lincoln County.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer of lie
Crosse were guests at the home of Mrs.
Caroline Frenzel and other relatives
and friends for several days this and
last week. They left again for their
home yesterday afternoon. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer are enjoying the best
of health and are always glad to come
back to their home town to rub elbows
| with their friends.
The high wind Thursday played
havoc with some of the store windows
in this city. About noon an extra sized
gust with almost cyclone proportions
| for few moments, smashed plate
glass in the front of F. P. Zschunke's
Columbia clothing store, and also broke
two large lights in the rear Of the store.
Considerable damage was done to
schrubbery and small trees in some
parts of the city during the. day.