New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-09-19


Wy. Eibner LETT N onday for Chicago.
Miss Bertha ives was in the city from
/ Linden township Tuesday.
Miss Emily james Of this city has
/ begun her fall term 81 school It Golden.
Mrs. Albert Hauser Of Sleepy Eye IL
patient in one Of the hospitals Of this
city.
Sam lie Fever was brought from Sleepy
Eye Monday to board out thirty days
sentence for being drunk.
Prot. Otto Boerneke Of Fairfax yisitedy
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
IBurk.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Bjorneberg have
returned from weeks visit with rels-
tives and friends at Hanska.
a. W. Chute and Arthur Haugen Of
Hanska were in the city on business
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. a. II. Lawinske Of Sleepy Eye
was here visiting several days with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Niemann, last week.
DR.. V. T. McHale Of Hanska visited
his parents here one day last week. He
was accompanied by John Helget Of that
village.
| The Ladies Aid Of the Congregational
/ Church will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the church parlors next Fri
/ day afternoon.
Henry Anderson, well known banker
OF Hanska, was in the city one day last
! week, accompanied by Ole Lilleodden-
and the latter's son, Oscar.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lang of West Newton died Saturday
J after brief illness. The funeral was
held Monday morning at the Catholic
church at St. George.
Joe Goblirsch and family left yester-
/ day Thursday for Visalia, California
where they will make their future home.
The GobGrsch's are good citizens and it
!, isa loss to New Ulm to have them leave.
While Charles Schroeck and Fred
Brust were out hunting in the township
OF Home, Sunday, the team which they
were driving became frightened and ran
i i away. Mr.. Schroeck was thrown from.
I the, buggy, sustaining fractured rib.
j He will be laid up for week or ten days.
The hunting season opened Sunday
and a majority of the male inhabitants
I OF this city were on the war path for
! game of all sorts. AS usual the hunters
were rewarded according to luck, some
good, some bad, some Indifferent. So
lar no accidents resulting from careless
: ness with firearms has been reported. AS.
to carelessness with frewater, but
that's different matter.
One of the handsome attractions at
the Trio County Farmers fair at Spring.
field last week, was the office window Of
the Springfield Advance w. F. Mailer
had q real agricultural display, con-
sisting of fruits, corn and grain samples.
d Mr.. Mailer says he raised most Of them
himself, which proves that he is not only
successful newspaper man, but also an
agriculturalist of ability.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bert Hubbard spent
a part Of last week here with Mrs. Hub
bards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wendt
before Lieut.. Hubbard left for the South
with his company. They returned to
Faribault Thursday and will be there
they expect until the 24th when the
soldiers are to leave. Mrs. Hubbard
/ will then come back to New Ulm for
! stay Of few weeks and later will Join
her husband if plans are not necessarily
changed by the course Of national events.
Carl Schmidt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
.Schroeck, is a regular in the federal radio
school at the Great Lakes Naval Training
station, on Lake Michigan, near Chicago,
, according to a letter received by Mrs.
/, /, Schroeck the first Of this week. Carl
| writes that he made a try for the radio
school, was successful, and has enlisted
for four years. Before he is detailed
for sea duty he will be given six months
schooling either at Harvard university,
Cambridge, Mass, or at the Dunwoody
| Institute, Minneapolis. Carts many
i New Ulm friends will be pleased to learn
that he is making good in the navy.
The Armory Theater lost out on their
Sunday night show because the ex-
press company failed to deliver the films