New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-30
This Weeks News.


Derbruis Of Springfield for $165 an
acre. Mr.. Se1ert will stay on the farm
some time.
John Schugel, ST., purchased the
Anton Sprenger farm last week for $168
an acre, and sold to Stuebe & Metzinger
for s., 900 profit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Behrmann were in
st. Paul few days last week. They
made the trip by car. They also autoed
to Browndon one day last week, return
ing the same evening.
The dedication of the new big barn
on the Carl Kamm place was held last
Sunday evening, very large crowd
being present. Music was given by
Fritsche, Gag and Wiefahrt.
A number Of friends gathered at the
Frank Retzlaf home on Sunday after
noon in honor Of Private Otto HUM
who has returned to his home in New Ulm
last Friday from overseas duty. Lunch
was served. Nh. HUM is glad to be
among his Cottonwood friends again.
Jos. Weber, two sons and daughter.
Rose and Miss Clara O'Neil from Iowa,
autoed here last Sunday a week ago
staying at the John Schugel, ST., home.
They returned again on Monday. Mr..
Weber also purchased another 100 acres
of land from Ernst Thiede for about
$40 an acre.
Guests were invited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dauer last Saturday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Lillian Gaenser
of Chicago who has been visiting here
for two weeks. The evening was spent
playing cards and other amusements
after which delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Gaenser returned to Chicago on
Monday. 8. -
Judge I. M. Olsen made brief visit
at the G. S. Olsen home in New Sweden
last week.
o. M. Broste Of Hanska is recovering
at the Loretto hospital from an opera
ton which he underwent recently.
I Mr.. Mill, manager Of the Rural Tele-.
phone Co., and family have moved into
the Ed. Hoffman building on North
German street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. i. Bode and family
from Fairmont visited with friends in
New ulm last week. They made the
rip by auto going to st. Paul from here.
The Misses Lulu and Theresa Welter
have returned from Sleepy Eye where
they visited for several days with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor. Snilsburg from
Mankato enjoyed a visit with friends
in the city during the week. They made
the trip via the auto route.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Temple and family
left for Arlington, Ill, last Wednesday
where they are enjoying a visit with the
for mer's mother and with other relatives.
Albert i. Grams has returned to his
home in this city having received his
discharge from the service. He served
over seas for one year and seven months.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Schirenbeck and
family from Renville visited at the.
VIM. Blauert home last Friday. They
came by auto bringing MI. Blauert
back, who had spent the past six weeks
there as summerscho instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce r. Fischer Of
st. Paul are the parents Of q baby girl.
who was born Saturday, July rs. The
new member Of the family has been
named Pearl Evelyn. Mrs. Fisher is
Ia daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ubl
of this city. s5
Miss Dorothy Sieberg has returned
to her home in Fairmont after an enjoy
able visit with Miss Marie Rolwes in
this city. Miss Siebprg is . Red Cross
nurse and was in the overseas service
having returned to her home in Fair
mont some three weeks ago. She is
having months furlough and will
again resume her duties after that time.
The Lake Park News writes that
Mary Jarrett daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Jarrett, Of Sibley, who IS seriously
i'll now, was found to have swallowed,