New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-07

Rev. F. Koehler Of Nicollet was in the
city couple Of days last week. Il
9 Or. L. A. Fritsche was a Nicollet
visitor few days ago.
Miss Florence Groebner has returned
from visit with friends at Sleepy Eve.
Haven't heard any one Dragging that
ne prophesied an open winter, have you?
Arthur Mas of Springfield, was a
visitor in this city a few days ago.
Edward Honl was business visitor
at Springfield day or two recently.
Edward Schwarzrock was here from
Springfield for couple of days last
week.
Albert Prahl of Springfield, who was
here few days ago, visiting friends,
has returned to his home in that CITY.
Miss Eva Schuster, who was recently
visiting relatives at Mankato, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schnobrich of
Searles, were recent visitors with friends
at Lafayette. ~t -
1t is presumed that some of the people
who were secretly wishing for real old
fashioned winter, are satisfied now.
Judge j.. J. Ray, the well known
Springfield justice, has been laid up for
a few days recently with an attack of
rheumatism. 80 "1
Mrs. H. H. Meyer of Sleepy Eye, will
remove to California to make her home.
She will be accompanied by her daugh-
tiers. .... -. VI. 1865. 80. ~.
The thermometer registered at 80
degrees below zero at Searles last Friday.
Some cold town, that Searles. T.
The Misses Anna and Frances Flatau,
who have been visiting their brother
Frank Flatau, have returned to their
home at Madelia. ..'.. z
Miss Annie Hilleshcim of Prairieville
township, has returned home after a
visit with relatives in this city.
Gustav Schaul of Nicollet, who is
confined to the Union hospital here,
suffering from rheumatism, is said to be
gradually improving.
Wenzel Sittauer Of Sykestor, N. d.,
who recently underwent an operation at
the Loretto hospital, has recovered
sufficiently to return home.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernst Maaske of Spring
field, were in the city a few days ago.
They came down to consult physician
regarding the condition of Mrs. Maaske's
eyes. ....
Lars Killand, who was at one time a
part owner of the Rex billiard room,
has been visiting friends at Springfield.
He is now on the road for a wholesale
tobacco house. T.: ".s
Quite lot Of people who had intended
going to the Twin Cities last week,
most of them bent on taking in the
carnival at St. Paul, deferred their trip
for the present.
Sons have been born to the following
fond and proud parents recently: Mr..
and Mrs. John Al Wilfahrt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Groebner of this city; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hacker of Lafayette
township.
Paul Wandersee went to Springfield
one day last week for a few days. visit at
the home of August Nieman in that city.
He accompanied his son, Louis Wander
see, who. had been the guest of his
parents for some time.
H. l uS 1ScOWOOu T dis Dun mas Oo0n de-
signated as the official paper of Redwood
county for the coming year. The
county is to pay legal rates for the work,
,altho the commissioners held off for
several weeks in an attempt to get the
newspapers to cut the price, but without
avail. -
Nicol1et village is proud of it's rev
consolidated school building, the first
session of school being held there last
Monday. When all the departments,
including domestic science, manual train
ing and agriculture Nicollet will have a
school as up-to date as any in this part
of the state. ,.-
From reading the newspapers pub
.lished in the various surrounding towns
it is discovered that an unusually large
number of citizens of those places had
business to transact in New Ulm, Wed
nesday, January a. The soldiers ar
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