Local Notes Highlight Visits and Community Events
Mich Buehl returns from Northern Minnesota vacation from New Ulm Roller Mii Co office. Mrs Henry Ahrens hosts sister Migs Meta Kuck visiting nurses in training at Omaha Neb. Fred Meine and John H Langmack with Frank Grebe spend day at Lake Madison. Walter League meeting in St Peter draws Lutherans. New Ulm sends delegation. Alice Pfeiffer accepts teaching post near Springfield. Mr and Mrs Pfeiffer and daughters visit Springfield. Kunz family returns from St Paul Stillwater. Frank Grebe visiting Langmack Meine families. Beatrice and Margaret Farrell visit Waseca. Edgar Blauert leaves for Morrison Wis after graduating to teach in parochial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Buehl
Minnesota
New Ulm Roller Mii Co
Henry Ahrens
Migs Meta Kuck
Omaha
Nebi
Fred Meine
John H. Langiuck
Frank Grebe
Chicago
Lake Madison
St. Peter
Walter League
New Ulm
Henry Pfeiffer
Alice
Della
Milford Township
Springfield
Albert Kunz
Willard
Leander
St. Paul
Stillwater
Buenger Furniture Company
North
Minnesota Street
Erich Kirschke
Kenosha
Wis
Kirschke
John Schriefer
R. Schierenbeck
Renville
Herbert Schaller
Emmet
E. Sauer
Morton
Wm. Blauert
Washington Street
Delightful recital at Armory large New Ulm audience
A record crowd of 1400 to 1500 gathered at the New Ulm Armory Monday evening for a joint recital by tenor Harvey Hindermyer and the Dann Trio presented by Schmucker & Burk. The New Edison demonstrations impressed, encores followed, and Hindermyer called the crowd the most appreciative he had seen. Several local residents attended after visiting relatives and friends, with travels noted to Milwaukee Alexandria Walker and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Armory
Harvey Hindermyer
Dann
New Ulm
Schmucker & Burk
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Hindermyer
Passions Playground Seen in Monte Carlo Drama
Katherine McDonald stars in Passions Playground a convent reared beauty seeking life in Monte Carlo as the screen version outshines fiction. Also shown The Jazz Monkey comedy with admission 10 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
Pathe News
Maurice Tourner
Jon
Live & Learn
Rolin
Madge Kennedy
PATHE
Katherine McDonald
Monte Carlo
Local Social Notes and Rentals From New Ulm
Local residents visited relatives and guests from St Paul Red Wing and New Effington. News of beams for Buenger Furniture store and a return from Wisconsin travels framed the week along with an apartment rental advert.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bond & Mortgage Co
New Ulm, Minnesota
Rita Tenes
Alice Pfeiffer
John H. Langmack
Mesdames Langmack
Meine
Edgar Blauert
Dr. Martin Luther College
Morrison, Wis
Salfert-Gugisberg Cement Coast, Co
Third North Street
New Ulm, Minn
Cheney
Maestro Campanini
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Armory
F. W., Haberberg
Roseau, Minn
Professor H. Klatt
Milwaukee
Wisc
Chas, Vogtel
Carl F. Crone
Alexandria
George Kuck
Walter
Martha
Delhi Minn
Mrs. Ahrens
Albert Pfaender
Walker, Minn
Esther Behnke
Frank Tuttle
Frank
Tait
Helen George Mo
Minneapolis
Samuel McAuliffe
Rochester
McAuliffe
Leavenworth
Loretto Hospital
Tre
LYRIC
Mark
Monkeay
C. A. Stolz Hardware Store
S. Washington St
Mankato
Commercial College
Minn
Broadway
4Th North Str
Bath
Fred
Eastman
E. H. Norris
Grand Ave
Fordson Tractor & Plow
Wm. P. Schuck
A. R. Voss Stone Co
Sibley Co
Stewart
Gibbon
Adv
G. W. Schlottman
New Ulm,Minn
Stolz
C. A. Stolz Hardware. Store
Edna Blauert
Ehard
Ro’ Jchierenbeck
Armin Steinhauser
Lamberton
Jamiés Watson
Red Wing
Myers Jorgenson
Helen Woebke
Gertrude Ackermann
Margaret Woebke
Mankato Commercial College
Josephine Irving
Myrtle Johnson
Gabriel Gebhard
North State Street
Peter Permantgen
New Effington
S. C
E. R. Bliefernicht
Willard Raabe
Watertown
Prof. Bliefernicht
Ed. Bliefernicht
Kitchener
Leiter House
Pompadour
Columbia Clothing Star
F. P. Zschun
Seiter
Fred Seiter
John H. Forster
Center Street
Fred. Pfaender
West Hazelton
Dakota House
Hew Ulm Bottling
A. Stotz
Hummel
N. Minn
Brown County Bank
Ady
Sigel
Adolph’ Gag
Goode
Kodak
Hauenstein
H. D. Schleuder
St .Tel
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