New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-25
LOCAL NOTES

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Adam Epper spent last week with
relatives at Nicollet village.
Miss Ora Frasch of Vesta has returned
home after visiting friends in this city.
Carl Netzke of Nicollet was in the city
Tuesday.
DR.. O. c.. Stricken was business
visitor at Walnut Grove Wednesday.
Hiding Nilander was here from
winthrop the latter part Of the week.
Miss Leola Peterson of Lafayette has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Fred Jutz has returned to her
home in Brighton, after two weeks
visit with New Ulm friends.
A party of Minnesota citizens, in
scluding William G. Frank of Springfield,
will start within few weeks on motor
strip from Florida.
" F. P. Zschunke of the Columbia
Clothing House left for the Twin Cities
Thursday afternoon, to be absent for
several days.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson and daughter,
Cleo, have returned to Springfield after
visiting friends and relatives here the
datter part of the of the week.
Register of Deeds and Mrs. Fred
Ghristianson and children motored to
Madelia few days ago to visit the for
mer's mother, Mrs. R. Christensen.
~ An inventive genius, not New Ulm
citizen, however, has constructed pair
of shoes from which the uppers and heels
can be removed to enable them to be
worn as slippers.
How to mix love potion: One Sun
beam, Sweet Smile, a Loyal Lad, and
for the rest of the ingredients see Mabel
ATaliaferro in the Sunbeam" at the
Ruby tonight. adv.
yAll subscribers please notice date label
e1his week and if same does not show the
Z figures II or Is it is time to pay up. We
need money and our readers can help us
out by sending in promptly any amount
due.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gational Church met Friday afternoon
in the church parlors. A good represen-
tation of the members with many guests
were present. Selections were read by
Mrs J. H. Siegel and Miss Hester, and
piano numbers given by Mrs. Elmer Haze
berle. The regular business meeting was
held after the serving of refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Siegel left this
week for French Lick Springs where
they will spend couple of weeks. Be-
fore Mrs. Siegel returns to New Ulm she
will 60 to Madison to attend the mar
riage of her nephew, Francis F. Lamb and
Miss Florence Buckstaff on May 8. Mr.
.Siegel will not go to Madison but both
will spend short time at Evansville.
~ County Treasurer Henry Berg was
"a Mankato visitor Saturday. He re-
turned by automobile in the afternoon
and reports the roads in good condition
He came via the f'Black and Yellow
Trail" but was obliged to divert his
course at CORTLAND to enable him tc
cross via the Kuehnel road. the trail
approaching the bridge being still under
water. ~
"A. Luedtka of Huron, S. D. and wife
have been here this week visiting with
old time friends and relatives. Mr.
Luedtka says that they intend to move
back to New Ulm some time in the future
: when they are ready to take life easy. He
owns property here and is planning q
home on the south side. He says the
world is using him very we'll and chances
are he will soon be able to retire.
At the quarterly meeting of the Ladies
Society of the Methodist church OF
Wednesday afternoon, pleasing pro
gram of music and readings was given
Rev. C.. G. Holm sang solo and alst
sang in duet with Miss Mabel Durbahn
Vocal and instrumental numbers wer,
yayed by Miss Alkaline Durbahn ant
Miss Selma Fenske, and there was
piano duet by the Misses Alvin. Mr.
Holm, Mrs. William Durbahn and Mis-
Ida Kohn gave readings. A number o
invited guests were present.