New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-10-10
Mr.: and Mrs. Casper Becken Of
Hanska visited New Ulm friends Satur-

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Hanska visited New Ulm friends Satur-
day afternoon.
Henry Steinhauser returned Monday
evening from a few days sojourn with
the Alvin family at Mound.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Vogelpohl and son
Arthur, and Mr.. and Mrs. Swami and
children, Raymond and Edna, motored
to New Ulm from Jackson for a visit
with relatives and friends Sunday.
Mrs. William Silverson OF Shelbyville,
Ind, is a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Epple. Mr.. and Mrs. Silverson
contemplate returning to this city to
make their home in the near future. y
The Wooden Shoe" came in over
two hours late Monday evening. Every
thing went, we'll until they had passed
Waconia when about mile this side, the
tender jumped the track and stalled the
train for two whole hours.
Herman Juni and family and Mrs. B.
Juni drove to Jordan Saturday, returning
Sunday evening after visiting the Christ
Juni family of that place. They found
the roads splendid and enjoyed the
trip very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hage and children
and the Misses Ellen Anderson and
Marie Lunde joined Hanska automobile
party one day last week and motored to
the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Lewis near Cambria, where they spent
the day.
At the skat tournament held at Turner
Hall Monday evening Robert Williams
won the first prize with Is net games.
The second prize went to Otto Oswald
with 440 net points and Chas. A. Hers
walked off with the Sd prize, club solo
against three matadores. There were
five tables.
+ Mrs. o. O. Rothe of Delavan, Mimi,
Ewho has been visiting here with Mrs.
John Siebenbrunner and with her sis
ters, Miss Barbara Keller, Mrs. c.. HI.
Young and Mrs. VIM. Edwards, returned
home Saturday. Miss Keller accompani-
ed her and will stay for some months.
Miss Gertrude E. Ross of Morris,
Mimi, daughter of the late Judge
George Ross, and William F. Russell
were recently married at the Catholic
church at Morris, according to an
nouncements received by the friends of
the couple in this city. They will re-
side at Marquette, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mathiowetz,
Jr., accompanied by their sons, Alexander
and Raymond, and daughter, Malinda,
OF Ashland, Wis.,, arrived Wednesday
evening in their Oakland car, for visit
with Mr.. Mathiowetz' parents and other
relatives in this city. They made the
trip from Ashland in sixteen hours.
p. O. Lund, who recently resigned the
cashiership of. the Security State Bank
at Hanska, has accepted a similar
position at Bricelyn. Before the de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. Lund for
Bricelyn they were rendered a surprise
party by large number of their Hanska
friends and old-time neighbors. The
affair was held in the Union Hall at
Hanska. Mr.. and Mrs. Lund have
large number of friends in New Ulm
who join in wishing them prosperity and
happiness in their new home.
Lafayette village is to vote on the
proposition to build a new school house
there. At a mass meeting held recently,
by vote of two to one, it was decided
that the building is needed and a COM
mittee consisting Of T. F.. Bergquist,
Victor Lund and Alex. johnson, was
appointed to make the necessary ar
rang ements for a special election. The
committee will make a report to the
school board within few days, after
which the election will probably be
called.
H. P. Klingler can handle locomotive
fine, but when it GENES to pulling the
throttle on a flivver he is liable to get
a, little nervous, altho he has no fear of
a cow on the track in either case. While
returning from Mankato a few nights
ago he had an encounter with lazy
bovine, lying in the road, and when the
dust cleared away it was discovered
that it would be necessary for his
passengers to assist in lifting the auto
mobile from the cows back, where it
had stranded.
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