New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-13
LOCAL NOTES

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Miss Ida Mlesing made a short
visit with friends in Nicollet.
Mrs. r. w. Gushing Of Tracy is visit
ling with the Sheriff julius family.
II. N. Somsen and A.. w. Mueller
were business visitors in Gaylord Mon
Iday.
Miss Clara Epper went to Nicolle
Monday, to make a visit with relatives
over the bank holiday.
VIM. Burg of Amboy is here for few
days to visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burg, ST..
E. A. Pfeferle attended the Druggists
Convention in Minneapolis tie latter
part Of last week.
During Lent services will be held at
Friedens church every Wednesday eve
hing at 1880.
Theodore Crone and L. Bergtold ac-
companied the high school basketball
team to Redwood Falls Saturday.
Hilton Durbakn, who is taking a
dental course at tie University Of
Minnesota was home during tie semester
vacation.
The Sunday school pupils of the Con-
I gregational church celebrated Lincoln's
birthday last Sunday. There we're about
I120 pupils and pleasing program was
rendered,
Ludwig Hofmeister and Joseph Epple,
who are az ents for the Wear-Ever
ALI minlm Co. were in New Ulm for
a few Gays visiting with their. parents
and other friends. -.
Sherburn Beecker, who is attending
Carleton College spent the week end with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Beecher.
His cousin Charles Howard Of Pipestone
visited with him.
I Regular examinations are held fol-
stenographers and typewriters for federal
service, every first Thursday in the
'}month For information make inquiry
:, at the Post Office.
+ Walter Rooster, Albert Goetsch anc
Clarence Elsner were in Mankato Sun
Iday, where they took in the Crane
|Opera which played there Sunday ane
| monday. ~
DR.. Kurt Bell held the New Uln
, Dental fort all alone last week Friday
and Saturday, all the other dentists
DR.. c. Hintz, DR.. L. G.. Bell, DR.. C. w
Miller, DR.. H. V. Rieke and DR.. Aman1
lbeing in Minneapolis where they attended
"a dental clinic.
II Last Tuesday evening Theo. ,Gehrk'
residing on North Jefferson Street eel
!, 5eorated the Seth anniversary of hi:
birthday in most royal style. Brother.
!, and brother-in-laws from Gaylord and {
large number of friends from the city
assisted in the celebration which al
pronounced huge success.
I While asleep in TIE depot at Spring
field, Otto Brasket of Sanborn was re
lieved of gallon of whiskey and {
similar quantity of brandy which h
carried around with him in a valise
It did not take the police very long tt
locate the thief in tie person of ore
dan Quinn and he was hailed into court
proven guilty and given a thirty days
sentence which he is now enjoying at
:, Hotel Julius.
! At meeti1g held last Wednesday in
! CORTLAND village the farmers of that
town organized what is known as the
| CORTLAND Live Stock Shipping Asso.
citation. John Fitzner, F. w. Helm, Hy
i Voges, VIM. Pehling, and F. Bode were
elected directors. Fred Rengstorf was
selected as the manager. Arrangements
were made at once for Office quarters
AMI the new association expects to be
ready for business about March first
/ A meeting Of tie priests Of New Ulm
district, comprising Brown, Nicollet
al d Redwood Counties, wss held in
this city Wednesday afternoon and was
attended by fifteen priests. Resolutions
were adopted to the effect that the
government should receive the united
support of all during the period of the
!, war. Rev. Schlinkert, President, del
ivered the main address. Few. F. j.
i Soda Of Searles and Rev. A. E. Rhode
Of New Ulm read Treaties covering the
same subject.
! There was large group of New Ulm
enthusiasts who went to Mankato Mon
day afternoon to hear the Grand Opera
i Aida Among them were Arthur
! Sorensen, Catherine Weiser, Mrs. ]. L.
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