New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29

city from Nicollet Friday.
Mrs. George Baarsch Of Huron, S. ID.
IS spending the week with New Ulm
relatives. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Dorm and daughter
visited Nicollet for a few days last week.
The left for that place Wednesday.
G. H. spaeth Of Raymond, MINI, was
here visiting New Ulm relatives over
Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Eckstein and child
OF Comfrey were here yesterday, visiting
relatives and taking in the county fair.
Mrs. A. ]. Eckstein Of Morton re-
turned home yesterday, after visiting at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Alex
Henle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Voss of Echo were
IN the city Sunday and took part in the
Junior Pioneer do;ngs at Turner Park in
the evening.
Herdon & Co. will erect q garage at
Lafayette, which will be 80 by 40 foot.
The cost is to about be $4,000. It will
be OF concrete block construction.
Miss Carrie Haas has returned from
her trip to the Cities and Chicago and
Milwaukee where she was buying the
fall stock, for Mrs. Pfeferle's Millinery
store.
Mrs. Norbert Goenner Of Clear Lake,
Mimi, who has been the guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Henle for
several days, has returned home. Mrs.
Goenner and Mrs. Henle are sisters.
The Rev. Mr.. Dysterheft Of Sanborn
was the guest Of Rev. C. ]. Albrecht
Monday, while on his way home from
st. James, where he had attended the
mission festival of~the Lutheran church
Rev. H. Brigge of Mountville was a
New Ulm visitor Monday. He brought
patient from that place to the Union
hospital here, and took occasion to pay
visit to Rev. C. ]. Albrecht.s i
The Lady Foresters are preparing for
their harvest festival which will be held
next Sunday, September 2, at the
Catholic Park. Their advertisement
appears in this issue. See it for par
ticulars of the festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Herring of Chicago
arrived last week to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Herring father, Lorenz Schneider.
Mrs. Herring will reamin for a couple of
weeks to visit with her brother, John F.
Schneider but Mr.. Herring will return to
Chicago this week.
Last Sunday Herman Schapekahm
celebrated his 22nd birthday at his
mothers home on North Minnesota
street. Quite few friends and relatives
called during the afternoon and evening
to congratulate Herman and help him
celebrate. All had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry U1horn and John
Krieger and family motored to Mankato
yesterday, where they made arrang-
ments for the formers daughter, Juaneta
Ulhorn, to enter the Mankato normal
school this year. Miss Ulhorn was
graduated from the local high school in
June.
Mrs. Bertha Backer of St. Paul and
Mrs. Title r. Mueller of Kamiah, Idaho,
who have been visiting with their sister,
Mrs. Chas. Meier, for several months
will leave Saturday for the West.
During their stay here Ms. Chas. Stolz
entertained for them last week.
Walter M. Russell, son of Alex Russell
OF West Newton, who recently enlisted
in Battery D, Second Artillery, was
married August 10, at Luverne, to Miss
Helen Larson of Stanley, Wis. Mr..
Russell has been ordered to join his
battery at Fort Smelling, and with his
bride. left for that place yesterday.
Joseph Wheeler, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
y. r.. Wheeler of this city, has been APP
pointed assistant paymsster in the navy,
| with the rank of ensign, and ordered to
i, report for duty on board the battleship
North Dakota. Mr.. Wheeler, who has
been student in the University of
| ChicaoO Woo onpoin+ol r. - 8,,,e;+;r,, =,
the City National Bank during the va
cation, where he has been since the. uni
versity closed for the summer.
The four hundredth anniversary of
the Reformation was celebrated by the
German Lutheran congregations of
Nicollet and CORTLAND last Sunday.
The jubilee was held on the grounds of
the CORTLAND church, three miles east
of that village. There was large
crowd present. Jubilee discOurses wero