Local notes recount visits and travel across Minnesota towns
Local notes document multiple visits and trips by residents and visitors. HH J Anderson and Geo T Olsen travel for business in St Peter and New Ulm while Agatha Berger and Katherine Goblitsch visit homes in Nicollet and Lafayette. Several families, including the Meyers and Orkfrites, voyage between cities for visits and camping, with others returning from tours or hospital stays. A death is reported: Robert M. Albertson of Sanborn dies at 47 after a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. J. Anderson
St. Peter
Geo T. Olsen
New Ulm
New Ulm Visitors and Local Movements Roundup
Cobden's E H Ziebarth and family, Sleepy Eye visits, Lamberton and Springfield exchanges, Miss Clara Roth from Marquette Michigan visits New Ulm, and many residents traveling for relatives, medical care, or concerts. Also reports on a gasoline explosion injury, staff changes at the Springfield power plant, and the Modern Art Studio owners expanding to Chicago for supplies and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eee
Emily Olson
Nicollet
New Ulm
Albert Olson
Social notes from New Ulm area residents visitants
Miss Gladys Finnell of St Paul visits W G Alwin home in New Ulm as Lafayette party tours to town. Lucille Schleuder visits Springfield with Marie Mueller. Peter Sauer builds a $4000 barn in Lake Prairie Nicollet County. Otto Seiter heads to Detroit for two weeks with Earl Seiter family. Lueck family from Aberdeen visits Buenger home. Leona Mayer leaves for Faribault to serve as secretary to Director Hanna. Rev. A Dasler of Westfield Mass visits St James parish and recalls former Luther College ties. Otto Buenger joyfully welcomes a new baby boy. Schrupp family arrives from Brownton for a visit. Olga Mayer returns from Dover and New Prague travels with Mabel Simons. Mrs. Albert Nenno surprised on birthday with lamps and cards. Mrs. Carrie Anderson returns to Moose Lake after teaching Philippines era. visits with Friedmann family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luciille Schleuder
Springfield
Marie Mueller
Peter Sauer
Lake Prairie Township
Nicollet County
W. G. Alwin
Herman Breitkreutz
Arlington
Walter B. Marschner
Mankato
Otto Meyer
Julia
Leasant
Riends
St. Paul
Otto Seiter
Detroit
Mich
Earl Seiter
Albert Lueck
Abereen
S. D
B. F. Buenger
Mr. Lueck
Buenger
Otto Buenger
Stork
Fred. A. Schrupp
Brownton
Minn
Schrupp
Carrie Anderson
Moose Lake
Alfred Schroeck
Frank Friedmann
A. B. Friedmann
Anderson
Philippines
Flood Control Meeting Set for New Ulm Next Monday
Attention returns to the flood control meeting in New Ulm on August 16 under the Tri-State Flood Control Association led by A. B. Kaercher of Ortonville. The goal is to unite farmers across the watershed into a single district. Mrs Walter Hubbell and daughter Irene Harriet of Alexandria visit the Henle home. Mrs Axel Brett of Urbana Illinois visits Retzlaff home. Annie Spelbrink returns from Menominee Wisconsin after visiting relatives in Minneapolis. Mrs Walter Huestis of Mound arrives for a visit with her parents on Center Street. Dr Huestis expected soon. the couple recently married. Samuel McAuliffe of Rochester New York heads toward New Ulm to see sites of the 1862 uprising, recalling his role aiding refugees and defending the city with William Carroll and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Tri-State Flood Control Association
A. B. Kaercher
Ortonville
Walter Hubbell
Irene Harriet
Alexandria
John Henle
No. State Street
Walter Huestis
Mound, Minn
Wm. Thiedemann
Center Street
Huestis
Minneapolis
Samuel McAuliffe
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. McAuliffe
William Carroll
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State Bond & Mortgage Co
New Ulm, Minnesota
Stork Brothers
Serer
Pitvacupteece
Crete
Miss Agatha Berger
Wentzlaff
Katherine Goblitsch
F. J. Gobbach
Lafayette
Robert Blank
Ty New Ulm
The
Union Hospital
John Meyer
Koffmann, Minn
A. J. Meyer
Tle
Hulda Petry
Cobb
Albert Oswald
Minnesota
Excelsior
Lake Minnetonka
Henry Orkfritz
Edward Orkfrite
Alfred Dorrington
Jones
Elgin
H. Johns
Milford
Dorrington
Johns
Fred Stolz
Anna Malick
Sleepy Eye
Fred Festler
Anna Anderson
Loretto Hospital
Clara Epper
Vivian Dorn
DeEtte
Hoffmann
J. A. Ochs
Anna Soukup
Buffalo
Fred
Mate Randall
Thos. Carson
Hertha Schmidt
P. Runck
North Star
J. Gould
B. L. Runck
Ernst_ Hoehne
Chas. Rauschke
Sheffield
Iowa
Dale Harris
Hoehne
Bee Hive Corporation
Chicago
New York
Bee Hive
Mr. Ochs
Ellen Ochs
Hilda Blauert
Obert M. Albertson
Sanborn
Harvey Hindermyer and
Dawn
America
New Ulm Armory
Mr. Hindermyer
the Dann Trio
Mr. Thomas A. Edison
Schmucker & Burk Druggists
E. H. Ziebarth and
Family of Cobden
Joe Welter
A. J. Henle
H. F. Dirks
C. S. Peterson
Court House
Theo. Waibel
Lamberton
Margaret Tauer
Dellaleer
Anton Manderfeld
Blanche Eichten
Wanda
Ada Erler
Ray Johnson
Clarence Swanson
Winthrop
Leona Wegner
Lamberton 1 Implement Co
Gustave
Paul Dallmann
Charlie Hillesheim
Martha Luetjen
Hilda
Eleanor Henle
Geo. Glotzbach, Jr
Raymond Brey
Edna Brey
Frances Keegen
Aug. Budenick
Esther
Leonard Budenick
Julius Dallmann
Louis Schroeder
Martin Wells
Wallace Reed
Lyric
L. Rose
Dakota Hotel
Chas. J. Schons
Tris
Carson
Willard L. Vogel
Louis Windhorn
Modern Art Studio
Old Park School House
Windy City
Messrs. Vogel
Windhorn
Mark
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Polly
Pathe News
Starday
Wallace Reid
Larry Lemon
Evehing
Tom Moore
Pathe
Beyond the
Gladys Finnell
Victor Lund
Leona Mayer
Faribault
Hanna
N. Minn
St. Hummel Bros
Mrs
Axel Brett
Urbana, Ill
F. H. Retzlaff
Mrs. Brett
Mrs. Retzlaff
Annie Spelbrink
Menominee
Wis
Madson
Fordson Tractor & Plow I
Wm. P. Schuck
Kretsch Auto Co
Zane Grey
Border Legion
Backers Pharmacy
Toa
New Ulm Bottling Works
Brown County Bank
Seiter
Fred Seiter
Ee Gee
South Minn
St. Tel
C. L. Rose
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Minn
Wm. Benzin
S. Frankling St
Adv
Radke Implement Co
New Alm
Roy L. Berg
John H. Forster
Waterloo Bay
New
Louis C. Daver
Sigel
Adolph Gag
Sea
Lake Hanska
Milford Township
John Demeier
City Hall
Gottlieb
Oswald
City Treasuers
Kodak
Goede
Eléetric Printing
Havenstein
Review of Files
Schlenned
O. Scheeuder
Optometristo
No. Minn
St Tel
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