Local Notes Highlight Community Travel and Guests
Miss Nellie Hoffmann, sales lady at Ottomeyer's, vacations at Minnetonka Lake. Henry Leitschuh and family visit Mrs. Mary Leitschuh in Sleepy Eye. Miss Louise Hensel hosts Miss Edna Anderson of Lewiston Montana, a former Blue Earth teacher. Various locals travel to Chicago, Redfield, and western South Dakota as relatives visit and business links expand. Community members attend weddings, sermons, and graduations while preparing for summer events and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hoffmann
G. A. Ottomeyer’s
Minnetonka Lake
Henry Leitschuh
Sleepy Eye
Mary Leitschuh
Louise Hensel
Edna Anderson
Lewiston
Montana
Miss Anderson
Blue Earth
Christ Backer
Redfield
S. D
Herman Meyer
South Dakota
North Dakota
Henry
Paul
Joseph Flor
Anna Haubrich
Bagley
Hertha Wesclicke
St. Paul
Sleepy Eye Visits New Ulm For Weekend Baseball
The Athletics schedule a Saturday doubleheader with Sleepy Eye at the Association grounds with five o clock start. Big Bill Pfeiffer a Brewers ace faces Sleepy Eye in game one. Sunday features Pirates vs Mankato Independents at 1:30 followed by Sleepy Eye versus the Athletics. Joe Smith to pitch for New Ulm as the team eyes two wins and large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Sheet Sporting
Athletics
Sporting Department
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Association
Bill” Pfeiffer
Brewers
Pirates
Mankato Independents
Joe Smith
Chautauqua at St Peter and local notices
A brief notice lists a Chautauqua at St. Peter from late June to early July with multiple New Ulm attendees. Various small ads follow, including real estate for sale or rent on Third North Street and Broadway in New Ulm and nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Sth
Third North Street
Broadway
O. M. Olsen
Wd. Eibner
R. M. Sheets
Brainerd
Minnesota
Roy L. Berg
Fifth North
F. A. Sehnebrich
New Ulm
John Bushers
State Bank
Buschers
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Col
Lake City
Mrs. Valentine Zeller
Huron, S. C
Mrs. Zeller
Mrs
Anton Sprenger
Cottonwood
Fred Seiter
Aline
Kiesling
Wash
G. F. Reineke
Faribault
Lillian Reineke
E. Hagen
The
American Theatre
Chicago
New
Ulm Amusement Company
Albert Everling
Windy City
Ed. Waldhier
Minneapolis
Eugene Koehler
Stanley
Purdue
Armin
Mr. Waldhier
J. H. Tauer
Garrison, N. D
Herman Polkow
J. J. Ray
Springfield
Alvin M. Berg
Sleepy’ Eye
N. Henningsen
L. B. Krook
Secretary of State
Leslie R. Olsen
University of Minnesota
Madison, Wise
Alpha Wigma. Chi Society
Earl Seiter
Detroit
Mich
Marie Burmeister
Redwing
Maria Guetschow
Wm. Hellmann
Otto Seifert
Amery
Wis
George Rolwes
Henry Rolwes
St. Paul Seminary
Howard Klossner
Ramsey County State Bank
St. Paul College of Law
Jacob Klossner
Hedwig Marti
St. Mary’s Academy
Prairie du Chien
Rudolph
Sacred Heart College
Rudolph Marti
Peter Sprenger
Boelter
Gibbon
Fred Graaf
Lamberton
Henry Oetting
Charles of
Lafayette
Oetting
West
August Quense
Fred Frisbche, Sr
Wm. Mueller
Mr. Mueller
Europe
Mueller
Lenora Stephan
Dr. M. L. College
Herman Vogtel
North State Street
Elsie Baarech
Otto Meyer
South Broadway
Edmund Reim
Prof
Reim
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Wauwatosa
C. H. Buenger
Kenosha
Winifred Schaller
Director Schaller
Frontenac
Minn
Alma Mayer
Melvin Vogtel
Roland Mayer
Russell Johnson
Leola Strickler
Madison
Margaret Schoch
Rockford
A. W. Daniels
Pomona
Cal
H. W. Daniels
Dr. Daniels
Ladies Aid Lady of the Congregational Church
Peer Gynt
C. W. Miller
Louis Krook
Ase
Elsa Marti
E. Haeberle
Cecilia Eibner
Juarez
Ojinago
Mesa
Pancho Villa
GEM Theatre
H. O. Schleuder’s
Beussmann
Weslo
Gladnom
Fiore
Young Peoples Society of the
Lutheran Church
St. Elizabeth Society
Father Schlinkert
Waltham
Rev. C. F. Mayer
Washington St
Minnesota Street
Inquire Review Office
F. Meierding
State and
Third North Streets
M. E. Church
H. F. Meierding
Arnold Cordes
Ady
New House
Court House
Albert Steinhauser
Stratford
Fred Keute H
Amme
Oregon
Aill
John Keefe
Eugene
U. S
Hummel Brothers
New Uim
Mino
Ment
New Ulm, Minn
Wm. H. Bierbaum
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