New Ulm review., 1918-08-28

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The Epworth League Of the Methods :
church e will meet in the church parlors
Sunday evening.
Theo. Falk from Comfrey, MINI,
spent the past week visiting with rel-
atives in this city.
7.5 All Mis- Miss Agnes Mueller returned Sunday
from the Twin Cities where she spent
SHORT vacation
Arnold WHbrecht spent several DAYS
last week with the John PelzT family
in Sleepy Eye.
LEO Seifertewho is stationed at Dun
woody visited with his parents, Mr.. and
MIS- Henry Senert over Sunday. - II Il
Louis Olsen Of Nicollet spent Sunday
with his brother, A. o. Olsen. He also
took in the park concert in the evening.
Mrs. Sophia Vetter and Jacob Vetter
OF this city spent day last week i'm
Sleepy Eye visiting with Mr.. and Mrs..
Johns Wooldrlck. w.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Muesing and son:
Roland, Mrs. Henry Hellmann and
Chas. Kuehlbach Of this city, were Nj.
ollet visitors Thursday of last week.
= MI. and Mrs. David Meyerpeter ac-
companied by the Misses Anna and Clara
Steinhauser drove to Lamberton last
Friday to spend the day Eat the Emil
Steinhauser home. ~.
Sleepy Eye has a new variety store
which was formally opened last Saturday.
LA. Maurer is the new proprietor. He
is experienced in that line having run a
similar store in Marshal for seven wears.
Mrs. Henry Engel who has been away
visiting with her children at MINNEAPOLIS,
Winona, and Hopkins is at present
visiting with her, sister at Chicago.
She will probably return sometime this
week. . g.
Rev. B. P. Holt, Presbyterian minister
at Redwood Falls has departed for Camp
Taylor, Louisville, Ky, where he will
receive training as chaplain. After
the training he will return to Redwood
Falls and await his call. -. -
@1Alfred ]. Groebner, who is stationed
at Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis
with the army, visited with his parents
over Sunday. Bobby stated that he
expects to be transferred in about two
weeks. - ~,
g Aug. Faubel of St. Paul is at present
spending short vacation with relatives
here before taking up his duties as
Lutheran school teacher in St. Paul.
Mrs. Faubel and child have been visiting
here for some time. u...
, LIP. ,Kragin of Minneapolis and Irwin
Becker of this city were before Justice
Hogen last Tuesday, the former being
charged with assault upon Otto Schreyer
and the latter with breach of peace.
Both were fined SIS and costs amounting
to $4.. -.. i.
I2f Mrs. A. Zapf and sister, Miss Barbara
Dietz, visited last week with the parents
Of Mr.. Zapf at Dubuque, la. They
stated that the rain was so bad that for
stretch of six miles the train could move
at an average of only two miles an hour.
This was somewhere near Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Roos and da gh-
ter, Winifred of New Butler, Wis.
visited with relatives in t. city during
the past week. While here they made
trip to Mankato and also visited with
other relatives. They also intended to
visit at Aberdeen, S. D.. before their
departure for home which has been set
for to-day.
Helmuth Blauert was in St. James
last week attending to business matters.
The trip was made with car and ''Bluie'
stated that the state road was covered
WAtu WdCCA Ill UllC f1SA1ICy VI AAoA1oAe%',
He also remarked that the crops in many
fields were under water and that hay in
many places was standing in several
inches of water. , 49, .-.-.. s., =
During the night from Friday to Sat-
urday midnight prowler entered the
VIM. Durbahn garage and took a brand
new tire from the Ford car. The tire
was not an extra one but was on one
ofFthe rear wheels, which shows that the
burglar evidently felt safe and took
the time to take it off.
| Emmanuel Manderfeld, who has been
spending the past few weeks at the home
ofshis parents, C. P. Manderfeld, with a
sprained ankle, sustained while working
for. the General Electric Co. in Min
neapolis, left Monday to resume his
work until the opening Of the i"U'',
which will be some time in October. e.
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