Local notes from New Ulm and surrounding towns
Sleepy Eye visitor Mixa Rose Krueger spent last Tuesday in New Ulm with C haring relatives. Numerous local residents and guests are listed as visiting relatives in Gibbon Springfield and surrounding communities, with many family arrivals and medical updates. The piece notes several name changes store purchases and a hospital operation, plus social visits and birthday festivities among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Rose Krueger
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Wm. H. Guggishore
Gibbon
Hilma Oswald
Vera Fake
L. Guggisberg
Local Social Notes and Visits Reported in Sleepy Eye Area
Miss Agnes Shelly of Hanska and Mrs Edward Hose of Sleepy Eye visited New Ulm and area friends last week. Martha Werner of Lamberton arrived for a visit with relatives. An Otto Hoppr place sale near Nicollet was announced. Several residents returned from travels to New Ulm Rochester Minneapolis and Courtland. A new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Hilarius Berg of Courtland. S P Nielsen noted poor road conditions to Minneapolis but praised the New Ulm Sleepy Eye segment and Jim Case maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carson
Fred Schmidt
Springefield
Clara Permantgen
Sleepy Eye
Matt. Schouweller
Herman Roeder
Mies Florence Filzen
Ross, N. D
Veg
New Ulm
Emma Prasch
Lamberton
J. H. Haas
Waibel
Martha Werner
William Zick
Linden Township
Union Hospital
Dora Hoffmann
Davenport
Iowa
Milwaukee
Kensoha
Wis
St. Paul
A. Ackermannj
Agnes Shelly
Hanska
Ulm
Edward Hose
Theodore Waibel
Joseph Schueller
Edward
Theresa Muechl
Lena Schmidt
Clara Schouweller
Kahler Hotel
Rochester
Matt Schouveller
Hilarius Berg
Courtland
Jim Case
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State Bond & Mortgage Co
New Uim
Minnesota
Anna Rathmann
Milas Gretchen Ziehunke
Mrs. L. A. Schilling
Springfield
J. B. Thorsness
William J. Winkelmann
Norma Selfeif
Arthur Sehreif
Loretto Hospital
Sam Abrahamson
Richard Hinquist
Bernadotte
Abrahamson & Son
Lafayette
March J
Winfield
Anton Schueller
Nicollet
G. B. Weiser
State Board of Medical Examiners
Frank Brandt
Louise Behnke
W. C. Albrecht
F. H. Retzlaff
Valentine Hegler
Farmers’ Elevator Co
A. H. Hillesheim
Fedohns
Stark Creamery
Essig
Anton Seibold
Columbus
Ohio
Turner Hall
Leibold
August Juenemann
North Washington Street
Juenemann
Alts the Doctor
AG al
Dorn & Schuéller
Otto Hoppr
Frank Baier
Mrs
Julius Grundt
John Carlson
Minneapolis
Mr. Schouveller
James Dillin
Flour City
Woodman Hall
Jim
John G. Ries
N. Minn
St. New Ulm, Minn
Adv
Cambria Presbyterian Church
Woodmen Hall
William Marti
Albert F. Baier
R. Z
Salle Biante
Lyric Theatre
Mark
Eugene
O'Brien
Pathe News
Rolins
Sessue Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Robert Warwick
George Barr McCutcheon
Constance Binney
Susan
Pathe Review
Katherine Donald
Miss Lisle
Franklin
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
College Heights
Koch
Julius Krause
Minnesota St
South Franklin Street
GEO. Keckeisen Telehpone
C. M. C. Pratt
Val. F. Knees
Min
Jefferson Street
IFOR
Seiter
Fred Seiter
Batt
10Th North
Franklin St
Juenemana Fv
Franklin Street
H. C. Schleuder
Hummel Bros
New Ulm, Minn
S. Minn. St
Bruss & Haberberg
South Franklin St
Geo
Martin Schnobrich
4Th St. Finder
Ford
Roy Berg
Hereford
Goode
Kodak
Wisconsion Colonization Company
Brown County! Bank
Strong Bank
West Hazelton
Dakota House
Ady
Henry Ahrens
Otf
Valley St
John Gollnast
N. W
Center Street
Fred. Pffender
Chalke
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