New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-22

y. =. Sletta and j. u. Sletta OF La
Sale were New Ulm visitors Monday. s.
Jos. Kosek Of Lafayette was in New
Ulm Monday looking after business
matters.
Mrs. Carrie Gerboth is entertaining
her niece, Miss Griffiths Of Iowa. She
expects to remain for some weeks.
1t. Jas. Dougher, Alex Garrow and
1t. Elmer Cordes are at home visiting
with their parents. 81.
Mrs. G.. Becker is spending several
weeks with friends in Spirit Lake, Iowa,
the former home Of the Beckers. IS
Mrs. r. B. Hays Of New York City
was the guest couple Of days last week
of Mrs. T. F. Hammermeister.
Miss Alice Petersen and Miss Angeline
Gobllrsch Of Lafayette were in the city
yesterday visiting with the Sturm family.
Gerhard Spaeth Of the Eagle Mill force
is again back on the job, after spending
a weeks vacation in the Cities.
Mrs. Geo. Lindtrof ct Minneapolis
is spending week visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. .Honl.
Frank Gujer, soliciting freight agent
for the Rock Island railroad, and E. II.
Bujant, solicitor for the Baltimore and
Ohio, were in New Ulm last week.
Mrs. Lewis Merrill left last week fol
her home in Minneapolis after visit OF
several weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hy. Engel.
Mrs. julius Schmidt and daughter
Carrie, are visiting at the home of the
formers daughter, Mrs. Fred Pfeife1
at Morton, MINI.
Miss Annie Fesenmaier who recently
returned from Colorado is helping at the
Red Front this week while some of the
employees are taking their vacations.
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Mrs. Val. Orth of Alberta, MINI. has
been visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Mallory Of Sleepy
Eye and her sister Mrs. Paul Bertrand
of this city. S..
w. j. Munro OF. Mankato, post office
Inspector, was in the city Monday. Mr.
Munro was formerly newspaper man
having been editor and publisher fol
several years of the M iris Sun.
Rev. E. C. Reineke and family q
Byron, Mimi, were the guests las,
Tuesday at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
Geo. F. Reineke. The Rev. Mr.
Reineke: and DR.. Reineke are brothers. S
Miss Elsa Helm and her brother Carl
are visiting their parents, the former
having arrived last week from California
and the latter coming by way of the
Great Lakes from Cleveland. They will
be here couple of weeks.
p. A. Murphy, who resigned his
position as head of the cerial department
at the Eagle Roller Mill company last
spring, and went to Minneapolis, has
returned and resumed his former posi-
ton. Mr.. Murphy's family is expected
to return about September l.
F. H. Behnke, business man of
New Ulm, has returned to his home
after week spent in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Black
on South Second street. He reached
Mankato after a trip to Wisconsin.
Mankato Free Press.
Vim. Smythe of Willow Lake, Mimi,
was in New Ulm last week looking for
Geo. Book, former County surveyor of
Brown county. Mr.. Smythe was dis
appointed, as Mr.. and Mrs. Boock now
reside in Los Molinas, Cal. where they
moved several years ago.
Peter Scherer Of Minneapolis has been
spending several days with his old school
mates. He says New Ulm does sure
look good to him and the girls are
prettier every time he comes. Peter
expects to go to Milwaukee shortly to
make his home where his parents live.
P. J. Jenkins, former resident Of
Judson and a teacher in the schools OF
this section for many years has been
spending his vacation among old time
friends. Mr.. Jenkins has continued in
the teaching work and is now eligible
for pension. Oflate years he has spent
much time on the Iron Range.
Miss Hattie Rudolph who was here
last week calling on old friends left for
Springfield and other places west of here
to make brief visits before leaving to
make her home in the West. Miss
Rudolph's health has been poor since
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