New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. English were recent
visitors with friends at Waseca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nestande Of near
Fairfax were in the city Thursday. S
Miss Bertha Younker of St. Paul is
visiting here with friends for two or three
weeks.
Miss Bertha Keim of St. James visited
relatives and friends in this city most Of
last week. 49, .-.t.
The Misses Hilda and Esther Alvin
OF Minneapolis are visiting relatives
and friends in the city and vicinity for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oswald of Min
neapolis, who have been visiting at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colt. Oswald, returned to their
home Monday. ~ IA a~,~ g
Miss Hilda Blauert left the latter part
OF last week on vacation trip. On
her way she will visit with relatives and
friends at Gaylord, Monticello and
the Twin Cities.
Carl Helm of Oklahoma City, Okla
homa, arrived Monday for visit with
his brother, Herman Helm and family.
This is his first visit to New Ulm in
eleven years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keegan and their
son, John, Jr., left Friday for a two
weeks eastern trip. They will visit
friends at Flint, Mich, after which they
will extend their journey to Niagara
Falls.
Lewis Merrill left Monday for Mime
apolis after visiting a week at the home
of his 'father-in-law, Henry Engel. Mrs.
Merrill and little daughter will visit with
her parents until the hot weather is
over.
Mrs. c.. A. Stolz and Mrs. John Busch
ers entertained twelve ladies on Satur-
day at Sunny Brook" the summer camp
OF the Stolz family, in honor of Mrs.
Buscher's sister, Mrs. ]. P. Neipe of
Oak Harbor, Ohio.
Henry Durbahn and daughter, Adeline
left Saturday morning for Polk county,
where Mr.. Durbahn will look after his
farming interests for two months or
more. Miss Durbahn will return to the
city after couple of weeks stay at the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Engel are now full
fiedged Nicolletites having taken pos
session of the place which they purchased
OF Albert Blank. They moved down
from New Ulm on Wednesday. We
welcome them to our village and trust
they may find their new home congenial:
|-Nicollet Leader.
Frederick E. Miller, pioneer of Brown
county, died at his home in Sleepy Eye,
Sunday, July e.: Mr.. Miller settled on
a farm north of Sleepy Eye in 1867. He
retired from farming in 1894, since which
time he has resided in that city. His
wife, to whom he was married fifty years
ago last April, survives him.
G. N. Wyckof left Monday for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where he has accepted a very
promising position. The family expect
to leave in about three weeks. They
have not been in New Ulm long enuf
to be called old residents but they have
made numerous friends who are sorry
to learn of their intended departure.
Among those who attended the funeral
of the late Mr.. And. Buchl were: Mrs.
Theobald of Sherburn; Mr.. John Hins-
berger State Center, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Klement, Gibbon; MIR. Henry Land
steiner, Fairfax; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Worm, Suku Rapids, Ia; Peter Hams
berger, Tillie Hinsberger and w. john
son of Grenade; and Fritz Sperlein of
Pierz, MINI.
Clarence Hess, son of Prof. and Mrs..
H. c. Hess has been home on furlough
from the Great Lakes station, where
he is in training. He visited his sister
in Buffalo, Minnesota first, and returned
here with the family where he spent
the remainder of his leave of absence.
Professor and Mrs. Hess and DR.. Hess
accompanied him as far as Mankato
on his return to the station. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Crone. ac-
companied by Mrs. Augusta Triton,
buyer for the dry goods and ready to
wear department of the Crone Bros.
department store, left Sunday for Chi
cago. They will attend the style and
fashion show held in that city this week.
In the meantime they will place orders
for the fall and winter. They expect to
be absent for week or ten days.