New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-06-18
LOCAL NOTES

business.
Fred Hamann left Monday for a
trip to North Dakota where he has
farm interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Saffert are the
happy parents Of a healthy baby girl,
born Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Sittard are
the parents Of q strong baby boy that
arrived Tuesday morning.
Mayor Eibner and Z. B Krook are
in Rochester this week attending the
municipalities convention.
Z. Redding, Lamberton banker, was
in New Ulm during the week attending
to business matters.
Alex Russell has returned home from
Redwood Falls where he visited for
several days with relatives.
Mrs. Frederick Walther, ST., has
returned home from Minneapolis where
she spent several enjoyable days visit
ing at the homes Of her children.
Mrs. G. N. Robertson spent last week
visiting with relatives in Mankato.
Her sister, Miss Anna Moll from Sleepy
Eye, is guest at her home now.
Mrs. George Summers returned to
her home in Mortified yesterday after
visiting for several days at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Reineke.
Columbus Herrian has arrived at his
home in this city from overseas service.
He looks as well as ever and is feeling
first rate.
Frank Flatau has returned to New
Ulm after a few days visit with his
mother, Mrs. John Flatau, ST., near
Madelia.
Jesse Olsen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. O. Olsen, returned to his home
Thursday evening. He has been over
seas for year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Strate and
daughter accompanied by Ben Fischer
from Searles were here on brief visit
last. week.
Gust Radke has purchased home in
New Ulm now. It looks as though
Robby will be game soon, too. Watch
Rob a little bit boys.
Joseph Mccarthy Of Lamberton is
recovering from an operation for appen-
dicitis which he underwent recently
at the Loretto hospital.
Miss Naomi Mueller returned today
from Minneapolis where she attended
the University. She will spend tn:
summer vacation at home.
DR.. L. J. Schoch has returned from
Oshkosh, Wis, where he visited with
his daughter, Mrs. Reed Murray,
Mrs. Schoch remained for longer visit
Peter Schouveiller from Redvers, Sask.
Canada is enjoying visit at the home Of
his brother, Matt. Schouveiller in this
city. Mrs. John Mans of Mankato
is also guest at the Schouveiller home.
Fred III. Hillesheim, of Madelia, well
known to many in this city, has resigned
his position as assistant cashier in the
First National bank Of that city and has
purchased half interest in grocery
store. He has taken possession and
will manage the store. Ss
Mrs. VIM. BIauert entertained a
group Of friends Saturday at a birthday
supper in honor Of her natal day. All
present enjoyed the occasion. Rev.
R. Schierenbeck and family from Rem
vile were present. They have returned
home accompanied by Mr.. Blauert and
son Edgar who will visit in Renville for
several days.
According to ruling of the Minnesota
attorney generals office, the act of
congress declaring a daylight saving
schedule for America need not be observ-
ed in rural schools. It is up the district
school board to say whether schools
should be run on the daylight saving
plan or by sun time. The question has
arisen in many Of the rural schools and
often times the teacher and school
board disagr ed.
All students, alumni and friends Of
the school Of agriculture, University
of Minnesota will be welcome to attend
i the student and alumni reunions which
will be held at various places during
the summer. The schedule of meetings
lis q follows: Waseca, June q; Alex
andria, June II; Taylors Falls, June IL;
Redwood Falls, June IA; Spicer, June
81; Sturgeon Lake, June "a; New Ulm,
June rs and University farm, June %.
Anyone desiring information may write
the Y. M. G. "a. secretary at the Univer-
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