New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-08-21


Mr.. and Mrs Jos. P. Arbes and
daughter, May Jewel, went to the Twin
Cities this morning for a short stay
while Mr.. Arbes looks after some business
affairs. szs -.
The Misses Bertha and Agnes Hogen
went to Lucan last week to visit with
their sister, Mrs. Anton Macht. The
former returned Monday but the latter
will remain for the rest Of the week.
Mrs. Herbert Dittbenner is spending
a few weeks with her brother Esler''s
family in Iowa. She is expected home
before very long, as she will teach dur
ing the winter Mr.. DittbennerH is
now in France. b:
Otto Hogen who has been at Fort
Smelling in training for the past few
weeks was transferred to Sault Ste. Marie
yesterday. He did not know how much
farther he would go before being sta
toned elsewhere. .. ..r5 p
A party Of Searles people consisting
of the Emil Lund and Wilbur Strate
families accompanied by Mrs. Nicklaus
and daughter Priska and Mrs. Clarence
Grussendorf of this city made an auto
trip to Mankato Sunday. =.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zelle are among
the happiest people in town because news
arrived yesterday to tell them that they
are the grandparents of a fine baby
girl that arrived at the home of their
son Edgar early that morning. 2.
The Jacob Klossner, Jr., family have
been enjoying visit this week from
Mrs. Jessie Nicholson of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Nicholson whose maiden name was
Troupe was formerly a stenographer at
the New Ulm Roller Mill and lived with
the Klossners for several years.
Last week it was reported in the Review
that Mic. Remnant had threshed but ten
bushels an acre from his wheat crop. This
was an error as Mr.. ~Reihnart got little
over sixten bushels of velvet chaff
per acre. His Marquis wheat figures are
not yet available as he has not threshed
that grain.
Rev. R. Schierenbeck and family Wis.,
tied at the VIM. Blauert home last week
They returned to- Monticello. Saturday.
The trip was made by car and they were
accompanied here by Mrs. Schierenbeck' s
sister, Edna Blauert, who had spent her
vacation visiting at theSchierenbeck home
in Monticello. ="
Among the out-of-town people who were
here to attend the funeral services of
the late Herman Nagel Thursday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dosters of Morton;
Mrs. Glasco of Redwood Falls; John
Larson and daughter Irene of Linden
Township; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nagel
and son Kenneth of Minneapolis and
Mrs. E. F: Taylor of Aberdeen; ss:,D: :
Adolph Schell who left Saturday for
California to spend the winter will make
the trip in his Ford. This is the same
car that has made the overland trip
from Berkeley to New Ulm and back
four times. Some record, even for a
Ford. Mr.. Schell does not enjoy our
Minnesota winters but will probably
return next spring.
Miss Ina Juni writes her parents
that she is still in New Haven and is
very busy making her outfit of uniforms.
She has orders to report for service at
Camp Meade, near Baltimore, Md.
sometime between the 9Th and the Goth
of September. Her sister, Mrs. J. H
Fritz, who lives at Yuma, Arizona, writes
of the dreadful heat and says that the
family is at present enjoying short
stay at Long Beach, Calf.
The barn on the farm of Henry Moll, ST.
of this city, in Milford township, was
struck by lightning last Thursday even
ing during the heavy storm, and wa.
completely destroyed. Two calves to
gether with this years hay crop wer,
burned. Fortunately the horses wer,
in the pasture or they too might have
been killed. Mr.. Moll's son Arthu,
lives on the farm. There was some insur
ance on the barn and the contents were
fully covered.
Joseph Binder of Gibbon was in thu
city last week attending the farewell
dance at Woodman Hall for his formej
schoolmate, Beatrice Oliver. Joseph WIN
was student at the local high school las1
year is at present in very poor health
He has been ordered by his doctor t.
give up all hard work and. has also beer
ordered to give up cornet playing. III
says that this is the hardest of all as be
always greatly enjoyed playing. He
was a member of Hofmeister's Banc
and also played in a Gibbon orchestra.
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