New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-27
SEARLES CLIPPINGS.

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and Mrs. Henry Jeske were guests with
relatives in Lamberton the Sunday
before last. ss5ss
fsS Miss Alice Thirde returned last Satur-
I day from lie Sueur after being there q
I few weeks with her uncle and aunt.
81. Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. W olthauser and
8 children from Duluth stopped on their
way to Fairmont to visit with a married
daughter Mr. w lthausen was the first
store keeper here and he thinks the
town has Improved quite bit since he
left in 19O5.
The picnic given by the members of
St. Johns parish last Sunday was quite
"a success In the afternoon music was
furnished by YOUNGSTERS band, and in
the evening music was given by Bauer
|meister and Gag, for the entertainment.
A rather large crowd was presentsin spite
Of the cool weather and all enjoyed a
pleasant tine. The proceeds were given
to the parish.
Miss Gertrude Meter accomp panied by
Mrs. Kate Balls from New Ulrn3 returned
last Sunday from Livingston, Montana
after visiting there few weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Werner and child
rem autoed to Arlington last Sunday
where they visited with Mrs. Werner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Becker
Mr.. and Mrs. August Becker and Mr..
and Mr. Martin Moody from Arlington
were guests at the Mike Werner home last
Friday Mr.. Henry Becker who has
been here for some time left with them
and will leave for his home in Sunnyside
Washington some time later.
The auction at the Oscar Waibel home
last Saturday was quite a success. Mr..
and Mrs. O. Waibel will leave next week
for Lamberton where they will go in
business with Mr. Theo. Waibel
Mr.. and Mrs 'Theo. Waibel we're
visiting here last Sunday Mrs Waibel
was at the @. Waibel home all last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Leick from Madelia
and Lizzie Leben from Rochester were
guests at the Jos. Hartung home last
week Accomp by Mrs. Hartung
they went to Fairfax last Friday where
Mr.. Hartung is working on his new farm.
e Most of the people in this vicinity
attended the Brown County Fair the
fore part Of the week, which they en-
joyed.
Caesars = came, saw, / conquered, Z"
has been considered some war. wire, but
it hasn't anything on this telegram an
Arkansas boy sent to his folks the other
day from Camp Mills: Deloused, de-
modified and delghte Il &
Sc Mr.: and \ Yrs. II Mills, from st.
1 Paul are visiting at the home soff their
son =, ills, manager Of the Rural
1 Telephone Comp NNIr Mills IS one
of the Minnesota pioneers and during
the pioneer days of 1862 served with
4 General Sibley as; member of CO.
1 II. Of the Seventh Minnesota Regiment
Il Mr. Mills was stationed at Camp Release
during the Indian outbreaks and here he
met Benedict Juni Of this city at that
time. Last Thursda Mr.. Junii and Mr..
4 Mills met on the street and recognized
leach other after not seeing or knowing
about each Others Whereabo out for many
years. Mr.. Juni states that he enjoyed
that meeting more than anything else
about the Home Coming Mills
iS eighty-sx years old and is enjoying
good health
Charles Brust, ST., received a letter
1.-THE othersday from a school friend Sc
/ his residing at IIr1nenacll, Rhenish,
Prussia: Brust had writtens him
4 May s, the letter reaching It's destina-'
4 ton III his reply his friend
tells Mr. Brust that an only son had
been in the service during the entire
tine Of the War, hitting nostIy on the
French front and had not even been.
wounded He says III the letter also
that he does not know what viii become
Iof them, that they have very little goodto
sISexpect, that the people did not want.
\ the war, that they had beenss eontented.
before the war and that they will never
get the good times again that they had.
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