Local Notes Highlight Summer Travels and School Changes
Local residents plan summer travels including Stanley Koehler in Fairmont and Mrs. Walther in Minneapolis. Schools announce staffing shifts with Frank C. Lewis in Medford and Miss Jeanette Meile joining Rochester. Other updates cover Judge Schweppe’s recovery, Durbahn’s move to Wadena, and youth activities with Boy Scouts and theater acts at the Ruby Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Koehler
Fairmont Schools
Frank C. Lewis
New Ulm High School
Medford
Minn
Faribault
Jeanette Meile
Jackson
Rochester
Boy Scouts
Harold Olsen
Hugo Schleuder
George Oliver
Harry Shapiro
Harold Reineke
Geo. F. Reineke
Northfield
Carlton College
New Ulm
Bride Florence Eckstein Weds Norbert Goenner in Morton
Miss Florence Eckstein of Morton marries Norbert Goenner of Clear Lake in a St. John’s church ceremony. Attendants Anna Pietrus and Eleanora Emmerich, organist Miss Marie Steinke, guests from New Ulm and Franklin attend. After a tasteful dinner, the couple plan a brief visit to the Twin Cities and then reside in Clear Lake after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence’ Eckstein
Morton
Norbert Goenner
Clear Lake
A.J. Eckstein
New Ulm
Morton Enterprise
St. John’s Church
Charmeus
Georgette
Anna Pietrus
Pierre
Jeougin
Eleanora Emmerich
Cyril
Fred Goenner
Hart
Joseph Holden
Marie Steinke
A. J. Eckstein
Henry Goenner
Whiely Place
A. Wickstein
Comfrey
Alex Henle
A. J. Olim
Franklin
Twin Cities
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Graying Hair
An old advertisement promises a quick hair darkening effect using Sage Tea and Sulphur. For 50 cents you can buy a ready to use Wyeth’s and Sulphur Compound that claims to remove gray appearance by morning with several applications, without curing disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
New Automobile Trails Marked From Morris
Two new marked trails aid travelers near Morris. The blue and white trail goes east from Morris to Glenwood Sauk Centre and other eastern towns. The black and white trail runs north to Elbow Lake and beyond and will extend to Appleton and southward. Olson-Hemming garage serves as official for both trails and for the green and white trail through Minneapolis to Browns Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Glenwood
Sauk Centre
Elbow Lake
Appleton
Olson-Hemming
Twin Cities
Mors
Browns Valley
Morris Tribune
Children’s Day at Congregational Church Noted
Next Sunday the Congregational church will hold a Children’s Day with no preaching or Sunday school. Services start at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Watch theft sparks clash in New Ulm office
Adolph Klause and William Hughes fought over a stolen watch in Hughes’s South Minnesota street restaurant office. Police chief was hurt, Hughes was arrested for assault and battery, case postponed then dismissed. William Thiel pled guilty to stealing the watch and received a thirty day jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Klause
William Hughes
Minnesota Street
New Ulm
Company A
Hughes
Klause
Justice Henningsen
Frederickson
William Thiel
Henningsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Walther
California
Minneapolis
G. W. Haynes
Oswego, N. Y
E. J. Grimes
Little Son
Dc. R. Hennick
Grimes
Mrs. Hennick
Walter Durbahn
Stewartville
Henry Durbahn
Wadena
Mrs. Durbahn
Clara
Anna Steinhauser
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fred H. Schweppe
Sheriff Shinquist
St. James
Schweppe
Viola Goetsch
Pillsbury Academy
Owatonna
H. Crone
Marie Korbel
M. Lauterbach
Redwood Falls
Lauterbach
Peter Koehler
Katie Koehler
P. L. Birkeland
Caselton
N. D
Wm. Larson
Willmar
Thomas Forstner
Sigel
Carl Schmidt
Alf. Schroeck
Ruby Theatre
Cleora Friedmann
St. Paul
Paul Freitag
Max
North Dakota
Chas, Vogtel
Max Freitag
Western Union Telegraph Company
Obrecht
Mankato
Ady
Bride
Ellis
Andrews
Props
Weiser
Uim
Mississippi
Upper
Mark Twain
Streckfus Line
St Paul
St. Louis
Streckfus
America
Chicago
Ives
Duluth
Georgian Bay
A. H. Pennoyer
Quincy, Ill
Racine
Racine Rubber Company
Wis
F. H. Retzlaff
Maude
Weyman-Bruton Company
Bevsdway
New York Cay
Ldeclai
Hotel Fedisson
J. H. Forster
New Ulm Roller Mill Company
New Ulm, Minn
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