New Ulm review., 1910-08-03
Miss Irma Geske is visiting at st.

/ Miss Irma Geske is visiting at st.
Paul.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Meile have
returned from vacation visit with
the latter's parents in Winona.
Mrs. j. N, Pratt of Minneapolis is
visiting with her friend Mrs. A. J.
Alvin at the Waldheim.
Mrs. A. j. Alvin and son LeRov
! spent the latter part of last week in
Minneapolis.
/ The Misses Clara and Emma Rost
OF St. Peter are visiting with Miss
Elfrieda Toberer.
Miss Carrie Haas, Saturday eve
ming returned from three weeks
/ visit with friends at Los Vegas. New
| Mexico.
Miss Winifred Mo of Springfield is
visiting with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. George.
Miss Ida Rauschke and Miss Meta
Meyer have returned from visit in
Minneapolis and ST. Paul.
! Mayor Forster of Springfield,
cashier Niebold of the Springfield
State bank and others were in the city
Saturday, on their return trip from
Lake Mlnnetonka. Mr.. Niebold had
a grip stolen which. he had left in the
Northwestern depot, The grip con
taineo cash, jewelry and clothing
which was valued at $3.50.
About ten members of the St. Cecilia
Court of Mankato visited the St. Anne
Court, W. G. O. F. of this city last
| Wednesday afternoon and evening.
A luncheon was served at the school
house in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Klaus, the Misses
Susy and Agnes, and Michael Lauter.
bach, all OF Redwood Falls and Mrs.
A. Cook of St. Peter, were visitors
over Sunday in the A. Henle home on
N. State st. They all have returned
home except Mr.. Lauterbach who will
remain for some time.
Mrs. Stockenbrandt and DAUGHTER.
Miss Pauline of Yates Center. Kan.
sas, Mrs. Rev. La1ge, of Sergeant,
Mlnn., and Mrs. D. W. Vomhof and
son Amandus of Courtland, Minn.,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. Fl. Vogelpohl and family on Mon.
!day.
Last Thursday morning an alarm
Of tire was sent in from Box 81
Flames from a gasoline stove in the
kitchen above Il. W. EngIebert's hard
ware store were noticed by passer
by and the alarm sent in. The fire
was put out before the fire teams hac
started and caused no damage.
| Henry Classen and wife are here
from Burr Oak, Wis, visiting with
the formers mother, Mrs. G. H
Classen of this city. They are accom-
panied by Ed. Storandt and wife, als<
OF Burr Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. Storand
are agreeably impressed with th
beauties of our city. Sometime thi
week both parties will leave fo
Watertown, and other S. Dakot;
points.
| While cooking dinner on gasoln,
stove at her home on German stree
last Thursday morning Mrs. Loui!
:, CHASER suddenly tainted and fell or
the stove. Her clothes caught fire ant
she received severe burns on the face
and arms. She managed to get bel
small child out Into the yard and wher
she returned she tainted again. She
soon became conscious again so as tc
call for help; neighbors Immediately
came to the rescue and the fire was
put out. The outside kitchen door
was slightly burned.
The survey Of the Minnesota river
by party of sixteen men under com.
mand of A. F. Meyer has been com
pleted. The river was surveyed from
Big Stone lake down to Mankato anc
about 800 square miles of territory
was covered. The stream is navigable
only from the mouth to Carver, dis.
tance of about forty miles. The river
was surveyed for the purpose of navi
CATION and also to see where improve.
ments are needed to prevent floods
which have destroyed crops along the
river for several years. The engineers
are now making maps of the survey
and report of the work will be giver
soon by Major Skunk who directed
the work.