New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-25
LOCAL NOTES


Lawrence Lang spent Sunday with
relatives at St. Paul. H.
Mrs. H. F. Schrader spent the fore
part of the week in St. Peter, where she
visited with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Faas We're in Sleepy
Eye last week where they attended the
funeral of relative.
c.. w. Davis from Golden attended
to business matters at the County seat,
one day last week.
Alphonse and Anton Gruenenfelder re-
turned to their duties at the Marshall
mills, Sunday night after enjoying a
brief vacation.
Mrs. George Hillmer and daughter
Ethel from Rock Valley, Iowa, are en-
joying visit at the VIM. Gluth home in
Milford township.
Adolph Ackermann returned to St..
Paul Sunday where he will resume his
duties after a vacation spent at the
home of his parents.
Rev. George Mayer and Frank Wan
dersee returned Monday from Norwood
where they attended the annual church
conference of the Minnesota district.
Mrs. VIM. Fleck and son VIM. Fleck
Jr., left Monday for Elkhart Lake, Wis
consin, where they will spend the summer
months.
The third annual picnic of the Gopher
club was held Sunday on the Aug.
Schneider farm west of the city. The
members enjoyed the affair immensely.
Sergt. Lynn Dewey of the aviation
branch of the army has been discharged
from the service and returned to his
home near Comfrey. He visited with
friends in New Ulm during the week.
Mrs. F. Gilbert visited in Mankato
over Sunday. They are having Chau-
tauqua there at present and she IS
planning to return to Mankato this
week to be present at some of the sessions.
The first band concert of the season
which was held last Sunday evening
was very delightful happening. The
weather was ideal and an immense
crowd gathered in the park to enjoy the
program.
The County picnic of the Alumni
students and those interested in the
Agricultural school will be held Saturday
July IL, in the German Park. This was
to have been held on June rs but has
been postponed.
In mentioning the names of those
who attended the annual meeting of
the League of Municipalities of Mime
sofa at Rochester last week. Councillor
Christ Filzen's name was om1nitted.
He accompanied Mayor Eibner and
President Krook.
Hugo Schnobrich recently wrote to
his folks from Camp Grant that he has
been promoted to First Sergeant. The
climate thru that part Of the country
seems to be the reverse of ours at. the
present He wrote that they were
having the first rain in ten days.
DR.. H. C. Edmiston is i'll at the Loretto
hospital suffering from rheumatism. He
had been at the hospital since last We'd
nesday. DR.. Myrtle Price from Stuart
Lake, Iowa, is attending him and also
giving attention to his patients. Friends
of the Doctor wish him speedy recovery
Mrs. C. A. Zelle has returned from
Minneapolis where she visited with
relatives the past month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Zelle are planning to remove to
the Twin Cities on the first of August
to make their home there. They have
many friends here who regret that they
will not continue to reside in our city.
The interior Of the building occupied
by the ANIME Grocery store for many
years, located at the corner Of Broadway
and Third North streets, was recently
repaired. Henry Stelljes, who for the
past several years conducted a cigar
factory in partnership with VIM. He'll
mann, has placed a stock Of groceries in
his store and is conducting the business