New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-26
MARKING TRAILS.

MARKING TRAILS.
Clarence Tenold and Gunarious
Schanke of Blue Earth were in New
Ulm, yesterday, marking Minnesota
Trunk Highways No. Z and IS through
this city. They are employed by the
State Highway Department to do this
work in District No. Id, which COM
prises the counties, Faribault, Free
stb5oofr4l, Brown, Nicollet, Sibley, Blue
Earth, Martin, WatonWan, LIE Sueur
and Scott. The present method of
marking highways in Minnesota is a.
great convenience to the motorist, as
every trunk highway is numbered and
it is a simple matter to find ones way
by consulting the official road map. {.
John H. Forster, Dr.. A. V. Seifert,
P. j. soukup, William ]. Julius and
Henry ]. Berg attended the funeral of
Mike Lehrer at Springfield last week.
Mrs. H. c.. Edmiston and little
daughter, Byrll, returned Monday,
from a Ave weeks trip to Iowa and
Missouri, where they visited with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Chas. Engelbert, Mrs. Herman
Jahnke, Mrs. William Wicherski and
Arrrin Ranweiler were, the prize winners
at the card party given last Tuesday
BY the st. Anne's Court at the Catho-
lie school house. $500" was played
at IS tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. kemski returned
Sunday from Sta Paul, where Mrs,
.Kemski had been visiting with her
sister, Mrs. John Faulson, for the past
week. Mr.. Kemski drove down Sat-
urday to accom- any Mrs Kemsh
home.
In anticipation Of the pending rails
road strike, Captain Max Sebald Of
Company A Of CHS city has received
orders to recruit this military unit up
to full strength and hold it in readiness
to respond to a hurry-up call in case
of necessity.
Mrs. Ed. Fenske of Stewart, Mimi,
passed away. at the Loretto Hospital
here, Monday afternoon at 5:15 o'clock,
following an operation for intestinal
trouble. Deceased was about 81 years
Of age. The remains were shipped to
Stewart for burial Monday evening.
+ SThe little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard SWartz Of the P arkvieW Apart.
ments has been quite i'll this week and
his mother has been much alarmed as
Mr.. Swartz is in the East on business
trip for the Mill. A CONSULTATION OF
doctors could not quite determine the
cause of the little fellows illness. AT
this writing he is slightly improved.
Mrs, Alfred Penkert was pleasantly
surprised by Is Of her lady friends at
her home on North Franklin street
Wednesday evening, The evening
was most agreeably spent playing
5000, (which prizes were awarded
to Mrs. William A. Lindemann, high
and Mrs. Alfred Thiede, low. A de.
licious luncheon was served at the close
Of the evening.
Mrs. John Brey attended the mar.
riage of her brother, Osmund II. Me
Cabe Of Madelia to Miss Mary Magda;
lene Kreutzer Of ST. Peter, Tuesday
,evening, October 49, at st. Peter ane
Pals Catholic church in Mankato
Mr.. McCabe is employed as baker al
the Hillesheim bakery, and the newly
weds will make their home in Man
Ekato, following a short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Gebhard ane
children, Wesley, Edward, Leona ant
Ralph, motored to Castle Rock, MINI.
Saturday afternoon, to spend Sunday
with their son and brother, Rev. ant
Mrs. Elmer Gerhard. The formers
children, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Irwin,
and Miss Oleta Gebhard, of ST. Pau
were also Sunday geusts at the Rev
Gebhard home In the afternoon
. Messrs. and Mesdames Nelson ant
Sell Of Alton, Rev. Gebhard's forme
Echaige, attended services conductet