Local notes and visits from Wabasso and nearby towns
Courtland Otto Streuring of Wabasso visited here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman went to Markeson Wisconsin last Friday to visit their sick daughter Mrs. Jeboke. C. W. Block called at St Peter on Monday. August Beyer has carpenters at work remodeling and adding to his house. H. E. Stellmecher G. W. Schlott men and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Berbrich were New Ulm callers Wednesday. Morris Jones and Wm. Harris of Lake Crystal were callers there Wednesday. Albert Zimmerman received his first car last week. Mike Schous Philip Young and August Beyer were callers at Nicollet Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sommer Winnebago visited here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gronholz visited New Ulm Thursday. Herman Berbrich of New Ulm visited Fred Schlekau of St. Peter. Louie Thordsen of Springfield was a visitor there last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker visited at Oahawa over Sunday. The Village School closed last week Thursday with a school picnic. The nice weather allowed a fine program. The season just closed was a success and credit to Missen Jennie Arndt and Martha Raedeke for their labor. They have contracted for next season. Fred Arndt Sr. is visiting northern Minnesota. A slight cold in any person can turn grave. Croup may come on suddenly. bronchitis or pneumonia may develop. severe catarrhal troubles and consumption are possible. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound nips a cold at the outset cures croup quickly checks deep coughs and heals inflamed membranes. For sale by O. M. Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Streuring
Wabasso
Fred Zimmerman
Markeson
Wis
Jeboke
C. W. Block
St. Peter
August Beyer
H. E. Stellmecher
G. W. Schlottmen
Otto Berbrich
New Ulm
Morris Jones
Wm. Harris
Lake Crystal
Albert Zimmerman
Firit
Mike Schous
Philip Young
Nicollet
Otto Sommer Winnebago
D. Gronholz
Herman Berbrich
Fred Schlekau
Louie Thordsen
Springfield
Henry Becker
Oahawa
Jennie Arndt
Martha Raedeke
Fred Arndt Sr
Foley
Croup
O. M. Olsen
Broadway
Third North Street
Albert J. Meyer
Henry Sinkel
Henry Goede
Fred Juenemann
Juenemann
Bemidji
Lutheran Parsonage
Albrecht
Meta Williams
Fred
Wm. Lindemann
Chas. Lindemann
Henry Dahms
Meta Lindemann
Pary
Lindemann
Eagle Mill
Vogelpool House
4Th North
Minnesota
Brown County Rural
A. W. Chute
Thor Smesmo
W. Jahnke
Jallot Hanska
Sleepy Eye
Local Social Notes From Sleepy Eye Area
Mrs E A Martine of Sleepy Eye called on friends here Wednesday. Leslie Burghardt and Edward McGowan returned to New Ulm for jury duty. Mrs Wm Cutting entertains cousin Miss Wallace of St Paul this week. Fedai Pullen and family of Fairfax spent Sunday with relatives in this vicinity. School closed across districts last week. Supt Cederstrom of Sleepy Eye was here Thursday on business. Miss Alice Weir, Dist No 17 teacher, left for Vernon Centre. Mr and Mrs Mike Kuelles hosted dancing Saturday evening. Dr Kiefer and wife of Sleepy Eye called Friday evening. Mrs Fred Grabow entertained friends last Wednesday afternoon for her 54th birthday. Frank Ibberson called on friends south of Sleepy Eye Sunday. Christ Larson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Chas Stroog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Martine
Sleepy Eye
Leslie Burghardt
Edward McGowan
New Ulm
Wm. Cutting
Miss Wallace
St. Paul
Fedai Pullen
Fairfax
Cederstrom
Alice Weir
Dist. No. 17
Vernon Centre
Mike Kuelles
Kiefer
Fred Grabow
Frank Ibberson
Christ Larson
Chas. Stroog
Local Notes highlights from New Ulm area social scene
Miss E Tice of Memphis Mich visited Miss Vera Strickler over Sunday. Mentions returning students Edith Current Eunice Starr and Vera Strickler, lectures, a civil service exam in New Ulm, and a bike trip by Company A. Also notes new Broad way and Third Street photo gallery owner Henry Sinkel, a May 11 wedding at the Lutheran Parsonage Meta Williams and Henry Lindemann, and a Rural Malt Carriers meeting with officers and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tice
Memphis
Mich
Vera Strickler
Tice
Minneapolis
Cottonwood claims another victim at Bentzin dam
A Cottonwood River drowning claims Joseph Riegar the third victim this season. He, 14, dove from a rock with 25 companions and never surfaced. Fishermen and bystanders searched but found his body after about an hour in waist-deep water. Coroner found no injuries and ruled drowning. Funeral held Monday at the Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Joseph Riegar
Earvid
Wenzel
Bentzin Dam
Fred Brust
Herman
Schreuder
William Bentzin
Schleuder
Brest
Mr. Bentzin
Missrng
Sheriff Sale Notice in Brown County Minnesota
By virtue of an execution issued from Brown County District Court Minnesota on November 28 1913 in the case of John Hauenstein Brewing Co. vs A C Klein the sheriff will sell the defendant’s interest in Lot 1 Block 3 Cobden Village and Lots 4 5 Block 5 Ofrey Village at the front door of the New Ulm Court House at ten o clock A M on June 7 1913 to satisfy the judgment with costs. Dated April 6 1913 WL Jung Sheriff. Samsen Densusky Mueller Attorneys for Creditor New Ulm Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Minnesota
County OF
Brown
Sar A. Landenschlager
Eaill G. Huge
de Bonis
Sarah A. Landenchlager
New Ulm
Said County
New Uldi
Geo. Ross
District Court
John Hauenstein Brewing Co
Orpen
Ion
A.C. Klein
Rev. Klein
Cobden
E Register of Deeds
Ofrey
Register of Deeds
Sheriitas
New Uln
State of Minnesota
WL Jung
Brown County
Samsen, Denisky & Mueller
Attys
Nent Creditor
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WAT
Don
Saacep
Crete
Courtland
Golden Gate
Forster
van Me Hale
Hy. J. Burg, Jr
Milwaukee
Edith Current
Eunice Starr
Little Falls
St. Peter and Henderson
Catholic Auditorium
Salmone
Turkey
Mary Hess
St. James
Jobn Philips
Clarence Hess
Ed. L. Alwin
Secy. Civil Service Board
Essig
Fine Creamery
Courtland Creamery Association
Heigth
St. Peter Herald
John W. Haas
Mary G. Eichten
Isidor Haas
Math. Eichten
Parcel Post
John C. Foberer
Lanise Foberer
John C. Toberer
New Ulmin
Fng’ Cory
New Ulm Review
tSind
Tna
Vport
George Ross
Probat
Clara Steinhauser
Lamberton
Emil
Anos
Callie
Louise
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
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