New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-26
Albert and Miss Emma Loefflelmac
land Henry Smith, Ridgely; G. "a. Sch

1 Albert and Miss Emma Loeflelmacher
land Henry Smith, Ridgely; G, a. Sch
|5roeder, Klossner;; Vim. SchWarts, Fred
w. Martin, Herb. Schade and Fred
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st. Peter. Game Warden August
Olson, aside from his regular official
duties, has been busy during the past
season, looking after the stocking of the
lakes in this vicinity with different
varieties Of fish. Twenty-Five cans Of
|sunfish and crappies, 10 cans Of black
bass, and Is cans of pike have been
lplaced in Lake Emily. Aside from this
! he has seined number of pot holes,
filled with. fish which got into them
during high water. In this. manner he
has secured large number Of pike and
small mouth bass which he also placed in
Lake Emily Eighteen cans of brook
trout We're also placed in Seven Mile
/ Greek. / cans Of stub bass in Spring
Lake and 8 cans of sunfish, perch and
car6sh in Swan Lake. The state fish car
was here recently and Game Warden
Olson accompanied it to Mankato where
| he diverted 10 cans of fish to New Ulm,
| 20 to Sleepy Eye and 10 to Springfield.
Mr.. Olson has thus far had busy
season, and from what we are able to
learn, is doing successful work
Mrs: Augusta Lawrence Of Winthrop
was an over Sunday visitor at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Pete. j. Arbes.
s., Mrs. VIM. P. .Stork and son, August
Paul, Of Tyler, arrived Sunday for
a few days visit. at the Aug. stork
fhone ss.
Mrs. G. Schilling and daughter, Miss
Lydia, will spend Thanksgiving Day
at the Mike Lauterbach home in Red
wood Falls
ii. =. Dohrmann and daughter, Miss
Elsie. OF the town of Leavenworth
were guests at the A. A. Alvin home one
day last week. Miss Elsie expects to
leave for Winnebago, Saturday, to
enter Parker college.
Herold Reineke, who lis attending the
state university spent the weekend
under the parental roof here He was
accompanied to New Ulm5by two fellow
students, Alvin Swanson and Peter
Remple:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Backer departed
for Aurelia, Iowa, yesterday afternoon,
to spend Thanksgiving Day at the home
Of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Christensen. They
expect to return to New Ulm some time
next week: S
i: A. banquet has been arranged for the
members Of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Methodist church
at the church parlors Friday evening
Of this week. Mrs. B. L. Bummert
| of Minneapolis will deliver an address
on this occasion
John Marso, who underwent a serious
operation at the Rochester hospital
the latter part of October, is spending a
few weeks at. the home of his sister,
Mrs. Leo A. Sprenger, in this:city. He is
recovering rapidly and expects to return
to his home at Golden next week
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
church arranged a pleasant surprise and
treat for the inmates Of thes county
poor home, last evening, when number
of members drove out to, the. home and
delivered a goodly quantity Of Thanks
giving eats The innovation made a
decided hit with the inmates and no
doubt will be repeated annually here
after.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gastlef entertained
a large number Of friends. at a card party
in their home, Sunday evening. Nine
tables We're occupied and the affair was
greatly enjoyed byxall present. 4. de-
licious lunch was served The prize
, winners were Ladies head, Mrs. Ed
Larson; ladies low, Mrs. Geo Leary;
gents head, Albert Boettger; gents
! low, Otto Puhlmann. ssS
Henry Smith Of Fort Ridgely was up
before City Juctice Geo. Hogen one day
last week, charged with having the
cut-out on his auto open While driving
on the city streets. He was assessed a
fine Of $500 and costs amounting to
!. s4,O5, which were paid. Henry Groeb-
ner Of this city paid the same amount
Of fine and costs fora like offense.
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