New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-03

a skunk farm i ! new industry At ST.
Peter. 81
John Bendix Of Echo was visiting New
Ulm friends Saturday.
". ]. Winkelmann was 4 Hanska
business visitor one day last week.
a teachers institute viii be held in the
court house on November d, s and 8.
Gulden Bros. are installing 4 heating
plant IN the Security State Bank at
Hanska.
]. s. Hanson Of Linden, accompanied
by his sister, Gertie, were in the city
Friday.
Mrs. Edward Vogel was the recent
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wilt, at Lamberton.
q Miss Hannah O Brien, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in st. Peter,
has returned to her home in this city.
Mrs. 1. Palmer Of Gaylord is the guest
OF Prof. and Mrs. F. w. Blauert and other
relatives for several days this week.
The Misses Lillian and Lulu Schonlau
have returned from an extended visit in
Chicago.
Most everyone around these parts is
talking of attending the big street fair
and market day at Sleepy Eye next
Friday and Saturday.
Some twenty-five rural schools of
Brown county opened their fall terms
Monday morning. Most Of the schools
in the county are well under way now.
Otto Radke has sold his residence on
North Broadway to Herman Schmidt of
Springfield, who will soon move his
family to this city, to make it their
permanent home.
Mrs. H. G. Hubbard arrived Tuesday
to visit with her parents for several
weeks before leaving for the South
where she will join 1t. Hubbard who is
stationed at the Deming Training Camp.
I. Rogers, who was recently ar
rested at Sleepy Eye, accused of boot
Logging. " and brought to the county jail,
was arraigned before Justice Cutting at
Sleepy Eye Monday. He waived ex-
animation and was held to the grand
jury of the December term of court.
He was brought back to Jail where he
will remain until court convenes.
| A Non-Partisan League meeting will
be held at Mankato, on Wednesday,
October 10, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Some OF the best speakers in the league,
probably including President Townley,
will be present to--address the meeting.
It is expected there will be very large
gathering Of farmers and others interested
in the objects of the league.
Monday morning the children of
Louis Arhart Of West Newton were on.
their way to school in Mr.. Arhart's big
Overland car, when in some manner the.
driver lost control Of the car and it ran
off the road and into a tree. One of the
boys suffered two fractures Of one of his
legs and was otherwise badly bruised.
The driver is suffering only from
sprained ankle. Several neighbors'
children escaped injury. The car is
said to badly wrecked.
The monthly birthday party given
by the Ladies of the Turner Society at
Turner Hall last Thursday afternoon,
was in honor of the following ladies',
whose birthdays occurred during Sep
TENDER: Mesdames Franz Burg, ST.,
John Hauenstein, Jr., George Reiser,
Martin Hose and H. q. Schleuder. Mrs.
c. e.. REIN gave number of vocal.
solos and Miss Esther REIN played
several numbers on the piano. There
were also number Of recitations. Re
freshments were served.
Regarding the Serial q Liberty to be
shown at the Armory next Thursday,
Capt. JOS. Hofmeister says: .'I saw
Liberty while We were III camp. on the
border and tits the best picture have.
ever seen. Z can honestly recommend
it to anyone. It is both exciting and
instructive. / am going TO pee it all
over again. Marie Walcamp is to-
he seen in this great picture and she Isl
supported by a company Of other well