New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-07
Claude Stevenson Of Pipestone visit
I'd with local friends, Sunday.

| ed with local friends, Sunday.
Miss Ida Sporting, and brother,
! Ernst, were visitors in st. Paul over
the weekend.
j. B. Esser and Ed. Gustenbrau Of
Madison, Wisconsin, are guests at the
"A. j. Esser home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Meara Of Red
wood Falls visited at the George w.
Haynes home over. Sunday.
DR.. ". Guth Of Nicollet was,a Coun-,
| ty Fair visitor in the city, Tuesday and
"Wednesday. of the past week. ~
Mrs. John Siebenbr unner 81 Man
tKato is IA guest at the George Peuser
home ON South Minnesota street this
week. e
Joseph Z. Zupfer departed for st.
Paul, Sunday morning, for few weeks
visit at the home Of his son, Otto
Zupfer, and family.
DR.. and Mrs. G. f. Reineke and
daughter, Marion, motored to Winnie
bago to visit with the Doctors brother,
E. G.. Reineke, over Sunday.
Miss Ella Hamann returned, Mon
day, from Flandreau, S. D., where she
had been visiting with relatives and
| friends for the past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Meyer of
st. Paul visited at the Fred Meyer
home on Center street, the fore part
of this week. They returned to the
Capital City, Monday.
Miss Marie Gibbon Of Mankato
visited at the John sBacker home from
Saturday until Monday of'this week.
Miss Gibbon is a nurse at the I'm
manuel Hospital iii Mankato.
Miss Charlotte, !. Summerfeld left
Wednesday, for her. home at North
field, after a pleasant visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Radtke, North Washington Street.
Harold Reineke, who is attending
the State University, is home for a visit
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. F.
Reineke. Peter Rempel, also of the
University, is guest, Of the Reinekes
this week.
The Misses Laura and Marie Schonig
of Winona, and Florence Schaef1er Of
New Ulm, visited the latter part Of last
week atsthe Jos. Kosek, Ed. Schaefler
and Wolfgang Brey homes. LAT ayette
Ledger. s.sSss.ss ssl, a..
Jos. C. Hofmeiis ter, Who leads bands
at New Ulm, Morgan and Sleepy Eye,
will be at the state fan next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday with the
Sleepy Eye band. The Sleepy Eye
people are to. be congratulated on land
ing this contract, AND under the able
direction Of Mr.. Hofmeister the band
will reflect credit ,ppop itself and its
home town. Morgan Messenger.
Edwin Durbahn and family, Walter
ItDurbahn and family, oHermansD urbahn.
and daughter, Edna,t Henry Durbahn,
hMr. and Mrs. Wm:gaD urbahn, all Of
New .Ulm; and. MRS. Sumpter and
Idaughterof Menorninee, Wis, lautoed
here from New Ulna,s Sunday tospend
the day at the Albert aDurb balm home.
They all enjoyed Sunday dinner at the:
Sleepy Eye State Park. Sleepy Eye
Progressive. .Ss
A large number of people from Nor
gan and vicinity attended the Brown
County Fair at New Ulm Tuesday and
Wednesday. An interesting program
of entertainment was provided, in
Guiding base ball, vaudeville, auto polo,
night fireworks, etc. The exhibits
were larger than usual. The fair is
said to have been the best one ever
held by the Brown County association.
Morgan Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo; Krizeck OF st.
| PAUL, accom- panied BY the formers
/ sister, Miss Theresa Braeuer, OF Win
.tstead, Mimi. arrived here Friday for
[atMsit with the Fred and Henry Keute
families on North Broadway. Mrs.
Krizeck is Messrs. Keutes' sister.
They returned home, Monday, ac-
lfcompanied by Mrs. Frank Keute, ST.,
who had enjoyed a few weeks stay at
the homes of her sons here.
i E. E. Gleason and Son of Nicollet,
who exhibited prize herd Of nine
/ Guernseys at the Brown County Fair
here, last week, also entered the same
lstock at the Nicollet County Fair in
st. Peter. They brought the animals
here by truck, the distance being Ia
miles, and are we'll satisfied with their
winnings, which were as follows;
Brown County Fair Second on two
year-old bull, first and second on bull
/ calves, Guernsey championship on
!. bulls, second on aged COW third on
!, ltwo-year-olH COW, first and second or
Z $3.50 q IL 49, -