Local notes from Milford township and nearby towns
The column lists births and visits: a baby named Bethy Wes born August 2 to Mr and Mrs Arun Macks of Milford. families and individuals including Gyle Reineke visiting Chippewa Falls and Winnebago. Miss Mary Franta to St Joseph Minnesota for St Benedict College. a surprise shower for Mrs Martis Andre at the Engel home. Johnson family moving from Wisconsin to resume studies at the University of Wisconsin. August 31 birth to Mr and Mrs Robert Runek in Milford. Louis Reineke and family visiting Dr G F Reineke in this city. Theodore Waibel and Misses Laura and Agnes Gebhard visiting New Ulm. Frank Materre visiting son Leander in Chicago. Miss Mother Tappe returning to New Ulm from Fairfax. Paul and Mrs Kuehlbech visiting St Peter and St Paul. Arthur Roeder returning to Lamberton after vacation near New Ulm.
New Ulm News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Cobden residents and others from the area visited New Ulm during the week including the Hurras and Hoffer families. Several Cobden and Sleepy Eye natives transacted business, visited relatives, or returned home after trips to Mankato Minneapolis Loretto and other locales. Potatoes around Searles drew Alex Waibel’s report and county fair notes from St. Paul and beyond with various family reunions and travels mentioned.
Winthrop Visitors Highlight New Ulm News
Local families from Winthrop and Redwood Falls visit New Ulm relatives, with guests including Misses Meta and Bertha Gluth and Roy Gluth on an Iowa South Dakota auto trip. A parcel shower honors Helen Berg as she prepares to wed Joseph G. Puchner in October. J. G. Hohn mourns death of his father in Seward Nebraska. Rev. Hohn travels for funeral duties and orphanage duties in Nebraska and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Bertha Gluth
Roy Gluth
Rose Lipp
Olivia Klause
Iowa
South Dakota
Helen Berg
Linda Berg
Tec’a
Willibald Eibner
Adeliide Forster
Erna Bentzin
Hell’s Hall
Joseph G. Puchner
J. G. Hohn
C. G. Hohn
Seward County
Nebraska
Hohn
Wuerttemberg
Germany
Helen
Halem
Nebr
Warrenton
The
Methodist Church
Hahn
New Ulm
Local notes and visits across Sleepy Eye and Springfield
Miss Edna and Sylvia Marti visited relatives in Sleepy Eye. Miss Bertha Brandl of Springfield visited New Ulm friends. Miss Gertrude Kotten and Mrs. B. J. Lattimer also spent time with local or New Ulm friends. Miss Anna Schlack of Comfrey stayed with relatives Emil and Mrs Bethke. Mrs. M. Donahue of Minneapolis was a guest at Paul and Mrs Hackbarth’s. Louis Macho at S P Nielsen garage on forced vacation due to thumb injury. Postmaster W R Hodges of Sleepy Eye recovering from fall injuries. Paul Christansen became Springfield Telephone Co manager with parents moving to Springfield. Mrs. C L Petersen and children of Waseca visited Lindemanns then Tracy, then home with Leona Petersen joining. Attorney Albert Pfaender to speak at Lincoln county harvest home day with Dr Henrik Shipstead and Dr L A Fritsche unable to attend. Milford prohibits hunting by non-residents. Real estate ad: 8 room house and barn for sale on Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schmidt
Roseau County
New Ulm
Emilie Reinhart
Martha
Cobden
M. Donahue
Minneapolia
Paul Hackbarth
Louis Macho
S. P. Nielsen Auto Company
Albert Pfaender
Lincoln County
Elkton
S. C
Henrik Shipstead
League-Labor
L. A. Fritsche
Minnesota
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bond & Mortgage Co
New UlIm
A Bethy Wes
Arun Macks
Milford Township
Gyle Reineke
Chippewa Falls
Win
Mov
Spluerer
Ed. Cordos
Rui
Mary Franta
St. Joseph, Mim
St. Benedict College
Martis Andre
Jenry Engel
Johnson
Wed. W. Johnson
Relony
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Azon Was
Robert Runek
Louis Reineke
Waseca
G. F. Reineke
Theodore Waibel
Laura
Agnes Gebhard
Lamberton
Frank Materre
Leander
Chicago
Mother Tappe
Fairfax
Rey
Im. F. Albrecht
Paul Kuehlbech
St. Peter
St. Paul
Arthur Roeder
Mrs
Julius Grundt
Sallert-Gugisberg Cement Const. Co
Third North Street
New Ulm, Minn
Mike Hurras
John Hoffer
Julius Town
B. M. Frantz of
John Portner
Alex MacBain
Sleepy Eye
Roy Neal
Eagle Mill
Elizabeth Shott of
Franklin
Alice, Pfeiffer
Milford
Walter Eckman
Mankato
Philip Liesch
J. H. Haenze
Gertrude Schwartz
Julius Bauch
Gladys Harshman
T. F. Hammermeister
Henry Pfeiffer
Celia
Milford, Township
E. H. Bethke
Emil
Minneapolis
Loretto
Roy Hall
W. A. Meilicke
Ed. A. Magers
Muriel Meilicke
Eva Magers
Nicollet
Arnold Cordes
Wm. Meierding
Springfield
Kohlmeier
St. Louis
H. F
Louie Meierding
Erwin Meierding
Alex Waibel
Searles
Julius Krause
Julius
Collise
H. H. Vogelpohl
H. A. Vogelpohl
Oscar
Ernest C. Vogelpohl
Buffalo
Minn
John Prahl
Annandale
Emil Prahl
H. W. Reike
Marlys
West
Govina
Dr. Rieke
A. F. Rieke
William E. Engelbert
Los Angeles
G. A. Ottomeyer
Best Health Foundation
Lyric Theatre
Mark
Houdini
Pathe News
Sturday
Dorothy Dalton
Dark Mirror
Louis Joseph Vance
Larry Semon
Tom Moore
Toby’s
Pathe Review
Mary Pickford
Mary Pickfords
Christy
Ad Scherer
Winthrop
William Smasal
Baby
Andrew Wolf
Turner Theatre
Miss Edna
Sylvia Marti
Bertha Brandl
Gertrude Kotten
B. J. Lattimer
Anna Schlack of
Comfrey
Emil Bethke
W. R. Hodges
Paul Christansen
Springfield Telephone Co
Redwood Falls
C. L. Petersen
Wm. Lindemann
Tracy
Mankato Commercial College
Klossner
Anton Sporer
Lafayette
Grand Theatre
Jefferson Street
F. H. Retzlaff
Herman Vohs
S. Washington St
Ottomeyer
N. Henningsen
Leavenworth
John Groebner
Telephone South
Stuebe Bros
Washington Street
German Street
Chas. H. Stuebe
Alf. W. Mueller
F. A. Schnobrich
F. C. Schnobrich
Brown County Agricultural Society
Hackbarth Shoe
Men
Hummel Bros
No. Minn
Brown County
Ady
George Roeder
Hauenstein Brewery
Frank Baier
B. Marschner
Minnesota St
Henry Ahrens
Fordson Tractor & Plow
Wm. P. Schuck
Renville County
Sylvester
Olivia
Red River Valley
Moorhead
Red River
Benschoter
Georgetown
Otto Wiedemann
Stone Co
Fritz Schuerger
Seiter
Fred Seiter
Center Street
Fred. Pfaender
Kodak
Goede
Hauenstein’s Root
H. C. Schleuder
Mirn
St Tel
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