New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-11
.ydMiss Catherine Terry. from I |Lamberton
is the guest Of Miss Erna Bentzln

! Miss Elsie Koehler from Comfrey is
visiting with friends in this city:
Jos. Ferber, whose home is near
Gibbon is listed as missing in action.
The Nicollet county fair at St. Peter
will be held from September l6 to Is.
Miss Elsie Kaiser has returned from
Fairfax where she visited with friends.
| Wal lie Albrecht from Morgan spent
Sunday in this city visiting with friends.
Word was received Saturday that
Albert Bauer has arrived safely over
seas. yr~- IF.
Miss Louise Pilger from St. Paul is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Soukup.
Miss Magdeline Timmers, one of the
local teachers, spent the last week
at her home in Tracy.
Mrs. W. E. Jensen and little son
from Nicollet, MIMI, visited with
friends here Friday. /
Mrs. George Helget and children are
visiting at the home Of the formers
parents in Sleepy Eye.
Arthur Meyer has been transferred
from Camp Cody, New Mexico to
Camp Dix, New Jersey, . .
Chas. LANCE of Oshawa township
is recovering from an operation at
one Of the local hospitals,
The city council Of st. Peter, at a
recent meeting, appropriated $500 for
the tornado victims at Tyler.
Mrs. Caspar Riebl from Sleepy Eye
attended to business matters in this
city several days last week.
Mrs. M. E. Payne arrived Saturday
evening from Minneapolis to visit for
time with her daughter, Miss Harriet
Payne.
Prof. R. D. Bouden of the Fairfax
Public Schools has rendered his resigna-
ton and entered the service of his
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Schweppe have
returned to St. James after a short
sojourn here. They came to attend the
Vim. Wellner funeral.
Howard Buenger, son of Louis Buen-
ger, OF Minneapolis, is visiting with
relatives in this city. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Remple and the
Misses Harder of Butterfield visited
with friends here several days the past
week, 49,
! Will Hopkins from Alberta, Canada
visited few days with his children in
this city. From here he went to Brent
ford, South Dakota. -
Mrs. Catherine S!lversen and son
! Charles have returned to their home IN
Minneapolis, after brief visit here.
The trip was made by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Soukup and fam
i!v and Miss Dena Pilger OF St. Paul
i visited at the P. J. Soukup home and
! with other relatives here last week.
Emil Buenger and Emil Hartmann
went to the Twin Cities last Wednesday.
Mr.. Hartmann expected to return with
an auto hearse but it was not ready.
Among those who attended the state
fair in the Twin Cities last week were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ochs, Mr.. land Mrs.
Ed. Larson, Mrs. Geo. Leary and John
Loefelmacher.
The campaign headquarters for the
Republican party will be in the St.
Francis Hotel in St. Paul. Gustav
Lindouist, chairman Of the Republican
state committee announces that the
rooms will be opened for the campaign
in about two weeks.
Edwin Scheibel who left here several
weeks ago with the drafted boys for
Camp Wadsworth, S. c., returned home
last Wednesday. Several years ago he
broke his arm and as result had a stiff
wrist and for this reason he was re-
jected.
Arnnin Pfaender writes that the
Reviews have begun to arrive regularly
and certainly bring him lot of news
about the friends he is interested in:
He says he thinks he will not be home
to help eat preserves this winter, but
he'll have lot to tell us all when he
gets here, perhaps next spring.
Walter Hose who is somewhere in
France, recently wrote to his mother
that he is perfectly satisfied now He
is working with the Motor mechanics
He often sends copies of the camp
paper entitled ''The Stars and Stripes
which is very interesting sheet. Carl