New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-17

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a. J. Gobelirsh and family 81 Colder
visited relatives and friends in this city
one day last week.
Miss Mynne Gushing Of Tracy. has
returned home, after ten days visit
with friends in this city.
Miss Bertha Bradl was the guest Of
! Springfield relatives for several days
| last week.
Conductor John Hetz Of the North
western road, who has been at Waseca
on business, is back on the job here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Kennedy left the
latter part Of the week for Miles City,
/ Mont, after a visit of few days with
friends in this city.
| Nlcollet county's Red Cross campaign
Tor $4,000 has resulted in the amount
beng ver-subscribed, according to the
st. Peter Free Press.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kanz of Butter
held We're in the city on business Monday.
They We're accompanied here by Frank
Krleser, residing near that place.
William SMASH Of Springfield was a
guest Sunday and Monday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert King of this
city.
| John Carl, foreman of the local car
repair shops Of the Chicago & North
western railway, has returned from a
meeting Of the car foremen Of Minnesota
division of that road, held at Winona
last week.
| Three Springfield young men, William
| Thomas, William Swenson and Paul
Christianson, have enlisted in the United
States signal corps, and left Wednesday
Tor the training camp at Louisville,
Kentucky.
The Home Booster club held business
meeting at the club house in Home
township Friday evening. The club is
one OF the strongest farmers organiza-
tions in Brown county, and made a
fine showing at the Tri-County Fair at
Springfield last month.
Mrs. Gay Rawson last Tuesday even
ing entertained the Alpha club in the
parlors Of the Methodist church. There
were a large number Of the members
present, and an enjoyable evening was
spent. One new member, Mrs. Car
Case, was admitted to the club.
Word was received here by Mrs. %
S. Henry last Saturday to the effect that
her brother, Fred Warner, in the nava
service aboard the battleship South
Dakota, had passed away in Soutl
American waters. His death was sudde1
and was due to ptomaine poisoning.
Springfield Advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schultz and baby
Of Montana were the guests for severa
days last week Of Mrs. Mary Windhorn
at her home on South Minnesota street
They left the latter part of the week TO
Mankato, where they will visit relatives
for a few days before they return tt
their home in the west.
The Mapleton Enterprise says it will
require 100000 bushels of seed corr
for the planting in Minnesota mex
spring. 1t is presumed that mos
farmers have saved enough for thei
own use and some to sell. It is sail
that good seed corn will be worth S!
a bushel.
r. Williams won first prize at tn,
weekly skat tournament at Turner Hal
Monday evening, with sixteen net games
Q. +. Oswald took second with 444 ne
points. Charles Hers was winner Q
the third prize with spade against fiv.
matadores. The game was played 6,
six tables. Special prizes will be award
ed at the meeting next Monday evening
Monday evenings New Ulm trai1
had a close call from being wrecked
about three miles east of Waconia. TIL,
front trucks Of the tender Of the engin,
left the rails while the train was speedin,
along at IS mile gait. The enginee
succeeded in stopping the train and :
bad accident was ayerted. The trai1
crew succeeded in getting the tender OF
the rails aft,r delay Of an hour.
Ycu1ag America Eagle. Il
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert King, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Leo Smasal, Mr.. and Mrs. Der