New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-07-27

Alfred Whitman of Milwaukee is
visiting with the Stelljes family.
Miss Christine Giefer is visiting
with relatives in Chicago, I'll.
Otto Penkert recently cut severe
wound in his right arm by falling on
some broken glass.
Miss Frieda Schmidt left Monday
for Minneapolis to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. Behnke.
Miss Edna Edwards and Miss
Eunice Starr pere at Minneopa last
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Schramm last week
spent several days at Springfield,
visiting friends.
There will be another popular
concert next Sunday, by the End Reg
Band in German Park.
Miss Meta Meyer, clerk at Crone
Bros. dry goods store is enjoying a
weeks vacation in the Twin cities.
Miss Regina Merkle who was a Wis
itor at the Merkle home for some time
Sunday returned to Butte, Mont.
Rev. J. A. Heinz and Rev. J. Wag-
ner visited with Rev. w. Stulz, OF
Sleepy Eye, last Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Hellriegel who has been
visiting in this city for the past three
weeks, Tuesday returned to Madison,
S. Oak.
The following last Sunday enjoyed
an auto trip to Springfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henningsen, Mr.. and Mrs. M. b..
Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell,
Miss Ella Stol], Mr.. and Mrs. Silver
son and Mr.. Tanney.
Prof. Bliefernicht last Sunday held
divine services at the German Lutheran
church at Darfur, MINI. It is stated
that this congregation will have a
local minister in the near future and
Bliefernicht will be terminated in that
parish.
Otto Schumacher, former New
U]mite and for many years teacher OF
the German language in the milwaukee,
public schools, has gone back on his
first professional love and is now a
full fedged lawyer. He has recently
passed an examination and is now
admitted to the bar. He intends to
make Milwaukee his permanent home
and will practice law in that city.
Assistant Post master, Wedden-
dorf last week attended the state con-
vention of assistant post-masters
which was held at Duluth last Tues
day and Wednesday. The place for
the next convention has not been
decided upon and perhaps with little
effort on the side of New Ulm the con.
vention might be secured for our city.
Gov. A. O. Eberhart appointed DR..
VIM. H. Rowe of ST. James surgeon
general of the Minnesota National
Guard to succeed the late DR.. A. j,
Stone, who served in that capacity for
10 years. DR.. Rowe has served many
years in the national guard and is a
veteran of the Spanish-American war,
He will take over the duties of his new
Office at once.
Mrs. Nellie Anderson of Minneapo.
lis was in the city last Monday visit
ing with her cousin, Cap. Memo
Mrs. Anderson made the trip from
Minneapolis in her automobile via
Mankato. From that city she was
accompanied by Mr.. Mic. Memo an6
wife, parents of Cap. Nenno. Tht
party left the same afternoon fol
Fairfax where they will visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Leo Merth of this city dice
last Friday morning after an Hines!
of several weeks. Deceased was ;
native of New Ulm, born here Sept 6
1877, and was married to Leo Merit
in May, 1908. She is survived by be-
husband, her mother, Mrs. Barbara
Burmeister. two daughters, Florenc
and Alice, two brothers and a sister
The fnneral was held the forepart o
this week.
The following parties made a trip tt
the Twin Cities July 10Th, returning t.
New Ulm last Thursday: Mrs. Joh
Hauenstein, Mrs. 81. Fuerst, Mr.. Johl
Hauenstein jr., Miss Hertha Mueller
Miss Lille Buerkenbush, Mis-
Gretchen >Behnke, Miss Abel
Fuerst, Tusnelda Fuerst and Vim
Fuerst. The trip was made in Mr.
Fuerst's big touring car and the dis