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

/. kato were visitors. in the, city Sunday:
=. Nv. Woodruff ,of. Tracy was a New
Ulm visitor Sunday: !.
L:: M. Hampton Of Sleepy Eye was a
business bus visitor here last Saturday.
M. Delger: of Wint hrop was; New UJlm
visitor the frst.of the week.
N. Haglund was in the city from
Lafayette Sunday,
Attorney B. "A. French Of Minneapolis
was in the city yesterday.
ME- and Mrs. Emil F. Buenger re-
turned Tuesday from their honeymoon
trip
Six Lamberton young men have en-
listed in the Redwood Falls company Of
the Second regiment, M. N. G.
A.C. ochs of. Springfield was the guest
Of Of his brother, ]. A. oehs Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hughes We're recent auto
mobile visitors to the city. H..
Joseph Epple was the guest at the
home of A. C. Ochs in Springfield for
several days last week. ..
Paul Wandersee visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Niemann at
Springfield recently.
Mrs. Adela Schell who has been visit
ing with the Carl Crone family and other
friends in the city for several weeks will
leave for the Pacific coast today.
Mrs. VIM. Hellmann and children left
| Monday morning for few weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Maria Guetschow,
and other relatives at Faribault..
Mrs. VIM. Dehn of the town of Mil
ford who visited relatives and friends in
st. Paul and Minneapolis for several
days returned home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vogtel and
party, which included Mrs. M. A. Vogtel
OF Winthrop and Mrs. F. D. Minium,
returned from their automobile trip to
Chicago Sunday afternoon.
Thirty-two years ago Monday DR.. O.
&. Stricken was graduated from the
medical department Of University Of
Michigan, left Ann Arbor the same night
and two days later, June e., 1885,
arrived in New Ulm where he has since
practiced his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Schilling returned
Wednesday evening from a pleasant
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in St. Paul and Minneapolis. On their
return trip they stopped off at Winthrop
and visited with the August Schilline
family.
! Word was received here last week that
! Miss Erna Nix, daughter of the late
Prof. Nix, was married in Indianapolis,
June IA, to Otto A. Hankey, formerly of
Minneapolis, an architect by profession.
They expect to make their home in
Indianapolis. H..
Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser and daughter,
Miss Gretchen, who have been teaching
German in the public schools at Indian
apolls for the past year returned home
last Wednesday evening for their summer
vacation. On their way home they
stopped off at ST.. Paul and Minneapolis
to visit friends.
The Home Booster club of Home town.
ship gave social at the home of County
Commissioner Charles L. Palmer near
Sleepy Eye Monday evening, which was
attended by large crowd and a good
time was reported by all present. The
Home Booster club is one of the live
farmers organizations of Brown county.
Rudy Setter arrived here last week
Tor the purpose of spending several
months to recuperate his health which
has not been the very best for some time.
He expects to live out in the open, 90
fishing and hunting, something which
appealed to him very much in his boy
hood days. He is one of our sturdy
Junior Pioneer boys and his friends are
very glad to have him with them for
several months
Doctors Rowntree and Hamilton of
Minneapolis were in the city last week,
having come here by request of DR.. O.
G. Stricken for consultation in the
case of Mrs. Stricken, who has been
suffering for some months from neuritis
OF the lower limbs. At the request of
the Minneapolis physicians Mrs. Stricken
has gone to the Eitel hospital for a week
or two that she may be under the OBJ