New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-11

a. the r. B. Kennedy -home, Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Zieske and children from
Golden are visiting with relatives in this
city. 5s. y. ssss d d
Miss Rosebud Engel has assumed her
duties as teacher in the public schools
at Sanborn, Mimi
A group Of young people from Spring
field came to attend "Oh, Boy" at the
Turner Theatre, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Winter from
Ivanhoe visited with friends in this city
several days last week.
Miss Catherine Schmelz from Spring
field is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Matsch on North Broadway.
Miss Rose Buschard left last week
for Porto Rico where she: will teach in
the public schools Of the sunny south.
Nick Manderfeld returned last week
from Devils Lake, North Dakota, where
he had been looking after his farm
interests. -. -.s ~ ~ Z.
Emanuel Oswald and Walter Olsen
motored to Mankato Friday. They
returned the same day.
Raymond Fesenmaier left Sunday
for St. Paul where he will resume his
duties at St. Thomas College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wilt of Lamberton
are the parents of baby girl born at
! the Union Hospital September 4th. ;
Herman Radtke returned to this city,
Saturday after prolonged visit with
relatives in Walnut Grove and Lucan.
Lieut.: A. C. Amann from Fort Benz
amin Harrison, Indiana, is here on a
ten days. furlough. He arrived Sun
day.
Miss Lillian Johannes returned to
her home in Nicollet, Monday after
spending the summer at the A. Epper
home. =
Henry Roth of Lafayette township
returned last Friday from Milwaukee
where he had spent a few days visiting
with friends and relatives. i
Van McHale returned Saturday from
Camp Dix, New Jersey. He will not
return to the service, being excused for
slight physical disabilities. 80 S n
The Foreign Missionary society Of the
Methodist church was entertained by
Mrs. Arthur Moll and Mrs. Herman
Juni last Wednesday,, at the latter's
home: -. -......s l51.}
The street concert given by Hof--
meister's band last Saturday evening
was enjoyed by an immense crowd e The
program which consisted Of popular
: selections and lasted 1.-TWO and
hours drew the attention of all. Even
the busiest shoppers stopped to linger
and to listen. Both sides of the bust
ness section of Minnesota street were
lined with attentive listeners a11dNthe
cars were parked as closely as possible. y
The State Bond and Mortgage com
pany has removed from the form 81 suite
Of cffce rooms il the front of the Vogel
block to nlvch larger suite in the srear
of the building. The rooms now oc-
cupied furnish more light and more
room which were badly needed. J.7R:!
Higgs agent Of the Equitable Insurance
Co., has removed into. the. quarters
vacated by the State Bond and Mortgage
! Company, which are larger than his
former quarters. + S,s>& - :
E. B. Velikanje writes the Review
| from Yakima, Washington that there
are quite number of New Ulm people
4: living in that vicinity. Among them
+; are Oscar Mueller, Mrs. Crawford, who
+! was Sachs daughter of Milford and
Luther Nichols. Peter Majewsky,
Frank Majewsky and his two sons7iinl l i
law, Sullivan and Hers, of Sleepy Eye,
Jos. Tyson of Redwood Falls and quite
few more from this part Of the state
He says that more than one-third of2the
people are from Minnesota. Mrs. aNeh7
kanje was a daughter Of Herman Plath
of New Ulm. They have lived at
Yakima nine years and enjoy it very
much. Peaches and cream he says are
now "on tap. The Yakima Valley
produces about II 900 car loads Of fruit
this year and immense quantities OF
wool, alfalfa, hay, potatoes, corn, beef,
mutton, pork and dairy products, az Va
kima is. city Of about 10000 with q
thickly settled rural community most
of the farmers living on ten acre tracts.
Mr. Velikanje is an attorney and he says
the small farms make a great deal Of
. abstract, irrigation, and drainage Legal
work There are 80 lawyers IL 9Sfhe
county and all seem to be making good
! living. Mr.. Plath lives with the Veil
/ 1,opioc HI will I,a al ixyoarc old To-