New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-03

F. ]. Goblirsh and family Of Lafayette,
visited New Ulm friends last week. ~
# The Misses Helen and Freda Maeho
were visitors at the Ernest Rollof home
last week. II. y. lgs
Mrs. Cenci Fredricks left Monday for
st. Paul where she will visit several weeks
with friends. a5 Il 5
Miss Emma Krienke has been guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Conrad
Dirks the past week. H
Miss Anna Hilleshiem Of Sleepy Eye,
who has been visiting New U1m friends,
has returned home
Albert Lea is celebrating over the
possibility of a tractor factory being
located in that city next spring. d
Miss Alma Carols and Miss Anna
Rolloff of Milford spent several days last
week visiting with Sleepy Eye friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. siegel have re-
turned from their stay at French Lick
Springs where they stopped on their way
home from the South.
Charles Herzog, son of Chief of Police
and Mrs. John Herzog, has returned
from Vermillion, S. D., where he has
been clerking. in the shoe store of Elk
Governor Lee for the past several months.
Fairmont papers are boosting for the
state corn show, which is to be held in
that city, February Is, IA and IS.
Martin county claims to raise more corn
and oats than any other county in the
state a@.z
Soren Sorenson Of Lafayette was a
New Ulm visitor one day last week and
dropped in to pay the Review friendly
call. He says he doesn't get to New
Ulm very often as he is pretty busy at
home.
Dr.. Emil Mueller returned Friday
from Garwin, Mimi, where he had been
called on account Of the sickness of his
brother Frank. He reports him in a
serious condition, suffering from spinal
trouble. j
l.. E. Potter Of Springfield last week
sold twenty-five Hereford bulls to go to
Alberta, Canada. Mr.. Potter is known
as most successful agriculturist and his
pure bred stock finds market in many
parts of the country.
ALI. w. Mueller, representative in the
legislature from this district, left. Mon
day for St. Paul to be present at the
opening session yesterday. W. T. Eek
stein will be in charge Of Mr.. Mueller's
law Office during his absence.
Miss Flora Schapekahm spent her
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Schapekahm. Miss
.Schapekahm is teacher in the city
schools of Milwaukee. Her sister, Miss
Tessie did not get home for Christmas.
John K. Neumann, instructor at the
University of Wisconsin, arrived here
Saturday for his annual holiday visit
with his parents. He spent Xmas this
year at Eau Claire, Wis. Roland Neu-
mann of St. Louis, Mo. and Lawrence
Neumann of Chicago were also home for
the holidays.
Have you paid your subscription to-
the Review for 1917? If not, nowzis the
best time in the world to do so because
that will ease both your mind and that
of the publishers who are at the present
time revising the mailing list and would
like to have the new list up to the
minute in every way. .t
The Adamson Law seems to have
affected more than the railroad workers.
Notice Of early closing hours of the city
drug stores appears in this weeks issue
of our papers and we are wondering
where all of the regular habitues of these
places are going to warm their shins after
p. m. every day of the week.
Walter Backer came home last week.
from Minneapolis for few days visit.
with his parents. Walter has good.
job in the city as draughtsman with one.
Of the large contracting firms and also
works for moving picture concern. He
says at that the high prices keep him
stepping lively in the city, where wages
do not cover SO much as they do at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scherer of Mil
waukee, and son Peter of Minneapolis.
arrived here Saturday evening for brief
visit with friends and relatives. This is
Mr.. Scherer's first visit to New Ulm
in two years and he is naturally
having the time of his life renewing ac-
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