New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-21

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This is the first day Of Lent.
Morris is going to have .swhite way,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vogtel visited
at Marshall over Sunday.
Y. W. Costing of Rochester, MINI, was
IN the city on business Saturday.
4. T. Marti of Lake Benton, was in the
city the latter part Of the week.
G. A. ottomeyer was in Mankato
Yesterday on business.
Dr.. G. W. Miller is recovering from
his recent illness.
Miss Dora Edgar of St. Paul, is visiting
her sister, Miss Catherine Eggar, in this
city.
Milton Delger Of Winthrop, was New
Ulm business visitor the latter part of the
week.
). OConnor and Edward Kolf were
here from Fairfax Saturday. They re-
turned home Sunday.
A.. H. Meyer of Sleepy Eye, was in
town Saturday, attending to business
matters.
There will be English services at St.
PauPs Lutheran church next Sunday
evening at 1880. ~ @
A.SJ. Strand of Wilmar, was here over
Sunday, to visit his daughter, Miss Amy
J. Strand, who is ill at the Union hospital.
Hy. Schemann and Herman Schackel
OF this city have formed a partnership
for carrying on the business of painting
and decorating work. Both members of
the new firm have lived here for years
and are wellknown. That they WILDE
busy goes without saying. .,.':A @ 81.
The threatening storm Monday caused
the railways here to decline to receive
freight for shipment to the Twin Cities
on that day. While the storm was not
sufficient to seriously delay traffic, the
roads did not care to takeahances of
another blockade. : ~ ~ sss 49,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph nietand little
son have returned from atFip to Cali
fornia, wher hnY spent: several weeks,
Mr.. and Dietz were delighted With;
the climate nIthe coast at this time Of
the year and little sorry that they.
didn't wait Until later in the season be-
fore returning to Minnesota.
Rev.aC. G. Holm, N. Henningsen, DR..
q. G.. Stricken and Adolph Meile will
leave tomorrow morning for St. Paul to
attend meeting of the Shrine, to be
held by Osman Temple on the evening
OF Washington's Birthday, on which
occasion the Rev. Mr.. Holm will travel
the hot sands" The family of the latter
will accompany him and visit friends in
st. Paul. .-~
w. E. Engelbert, treasurer of the
Brown County Agricultural Society, left
yesterday morning for Rochester, to
attend meeting of the Southern Mime
sofa Association of County Fairs, where
the dates for the various fairs next fall
will be arranged. The object is to pre-
vent conflicting dates for the various
county agricultural shows. Mr.. Engel-
bert will be absent for two days.
All who have paid their subscriptions
within the past several months should
watch for change in label which will
appear very soon now. The new lists
will be ready within few weeks and all
payments made since last fall will be
shown. Any one who has not paid
should do so promptly now in order that
the new lists may be complete for the
year beginning March LIST. You don't
want your label to read 1916 for another
year. Pay up now and get it changed
before the new lists are finished.
Frank A. Tuttle of Home township, is
recovering from the effects of,an accident
with: which he met on Sunday, February
IL, at his farm home. Mr.. futile, while
abomshis morning chores, fell across a.
pail, fracturing a couple of ribs, and was
in great pain for several days. For the
past few days his recovery has been very
rapid, and he is again able to be around,
and expects soon to be about his usual
duties. Mr.. futile is brother Of Mrs.
Esther Behnke of this city. ',s ,..:,:
A lively bunch of young people of this
community undertook sleigh ride out
to Robert Lieder's place to give sur
prize party to Alma and Huldah Lieder
who are soon to leave for Chicago. The
young people amused themselves with |
various games and other amusements.
After spending several hours at the