New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-27


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relatives. last week :..., U. ..; :.. " rs.
3: Oscar Drystad of La Sale was IA sin: the
city Sunday /:
Emil G.; 5:Hage was: a Hanska visitor
the forepart Of the: week.
s Ranghild Iverson was: here. from:
'5lHanska last Wednesday. He came up
ION a business mission.
: DR.. v. T. McHale of Hanska was the
guest of:kis parents; Mr. and Mrs. p. r.
.McHale, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haas of Searles
We're the recent guests Of relatives in this
city.
Miss Nora Halvorson visited Hanska
relatives and friends for several days last
weeks
Miss Grace Rinke was the guest for
several days last week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. N. Gerhard at Lamberton.
Fred Bigot and family were the recent
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. Kluegel at Lamberton.
Lamberton is among the towns that
propose to celebrate the Fourth of July
in patriotic manner this year.
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Conrad and Mr..
and Mrs. R. Sawyer made up party OF
| Minneapolis people to visit New Ulm
Sunday.
| Ludwig Larson of Lamberton has
purchased a livery barn and it's equip
ment at Comfrey and will soon move his
family to that village.
Arthur Dengler of Madelia was in the
city Sunday for the purpose of seeing his
wife and child who were guests of his
parents the previous week.
John A. Todd of Duluth was in the
city last week for the purpose of closing
a deal with some New Ulm parties fol-
the sale of ten sections of land in Sas.
katchewan, Can.
Rev. George P. Merrill of Minneapolis
occupied the pulpit at the Congregations
church last Sunday. The Rev. Mr.
Merrill is the state missionary agent fol
the Congregational church. r
P. D. Van Dusen of Winona was in the
city for several days last week. Mr.
Van Dusen is manager of the Minnesota
Concrete Culvert company, which has
yards in this city and makes frequent
visits here during the summer season.
The first annual picnic of the Society
OF Equity will be held in Anton Henle's
grove in Milford township, eight miles
northwest of this city next Sunday
July l. A large crowd is expected tc
attend. ..~...
Gottlieb Arndt of Springfield was al
the bedside Of his wife for over week
She had Undergone a severe operation
at the Union hospital for appendicitis
Her condition had improved sufficiently
so that she was able to accompany her
husband home the latter part of the week.
The Sigel road, west of the city lead
ing out past the DR.. Martin Luther
College, IS said to be in deplorable con-
dlt1on, and sadly in need of repairs. A
number of automobiles were stalled in
the mud between the city and the Cot
tonwood river Sunday. One is said to
| have broken an axel.
Sheriff W. J. julius returned Sunday
from Moquoketa, Iowa, where he visited
Tor several days following the skat
tournament in Chicago. He was ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. Mary
Julius and his sitter, Mrs. E. A. Hoffman,
and her four children. They will visit
here for several weeks.
Claudius McLone, aged II, who re-
Gently lost his life by being burned while
on one of the interned German ships in
the New York harbor, was a former
resident of Lamberton. He was the
first naval recruit from Minnesota to
lose his life. His parents are now living
at Devils Lake, N. D. -
Gust. Vogel, who recently enlisted in
the United States cavalry service, writes
that he is stationed at Fort Russell, near
Cheyenne. He says he likes the service,
but that his legs are sore from horseback
riding, but that he will be all right as
soon as he gets little more accustomed
to it. He says the 5climate is fine in
Wyoming.