New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

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d ]. al siegel made business trip TO
Minneapolis Last, Thursday, returning
the same day.
Adolph Nellie and family left Sun.
day afternoon for . two weeks visit
and outing ct Winons.
Capt. Albert Pfaender will be the
orator of the day at the 4th Of July
celebration ct Comfrey tomorrow.
Miss Phyllis Elkins Of Minneapolis
was expected to arrive last evening
for . ten days visit with Mrs. F. 81.
Behnke.
A group Of q dozen couples OF the
young people had another dancing
party at Woodmen Hall last Thurs
day evening.
Esler Dirks is home from Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin where he spent
ten days at the annual encampment Of
the Y. M, C. A. of the central states.
Miss Thusnelds Fuerst, daughter of
Mr.. and MIS-. Carl Fuerst OF Bedford,
Indiana, arrived last Thursday to
spend the simmer with her Grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauen-
stein, Sr.
Albert F. Goblirsh, son of Adam
Goblirsh of Lafayette Township, q
graduate of the St. Paul College Of
Law was recently admitted to practice
in the Courts of the State by our
Supreme Court. +
Fairfax is planning monster auto.
mobile parade tor their Fourth of July
celebration. They expect to have one
hundred fifty machines in line. The
Loetfelmacher truck from New Ulm
will head the procession. ..
DR.. G. B. Weiser who is in Chicago
sends the ''Review" a hot weather
greeting and says he will be home
July 9Th. DR.. Weise: is taking special
work in line with his profession and
has been gone several weeks.
Alfred Windland who closed q sue.
cessful term of the Lutheran parochial
school at Nicollet, will spend his
vacation under the parental roof. Mr..
Windlard has not fully decided
whether he will teach next year or
whether he will again attend the DR..
Martin Luther College.
L. B. Krook, Ferdinand Crone and
some others made q fishing trip to
Lake Jefferson one day the past week.
They found lots of sunfish willing to
try their bait and one lone pike which
got away from Mr.. Jos. P. Vogel
when he was there some time ago.
This they brought home to Mr.. Vogel.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schno-
brich of Sleepy Eye came down to
New Ulm and while Mrs. Schnobrich
spent the day with relatives here Mr..
Schnobrich, T. Scheiderich and Anton
Zischka drove to Lake Washington
where they spent the day fishing and
visiting with the George Wiedemann
family of Mankato who have a summer
home at the Lake. A fine string OF
fish is reported.
Mrs. Charlotte Pocock of Mime a.
polls spent part of last week at the
M. A. Bingham home on South Ger
man Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham
entertained at dinner in Mrs. Pocock' s
honor Wednesday,. Covers we're laid
for twelve and the invited guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. L. Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Bingham, Mrs. Chas. Silverson
and Mrs. M. Mullen. Mrs. Pocock
returned to Minneapolis Friday.
Mrs. Jas. Garrow is chaperoning a
party OF the younger girls and boys
at "Dew Drop Inn" at Meyers Creek.
The young people left Monday and
expect to stay the week out. The
camp they are staying at is the John
son cottage and they have rechristened
the place Scamp Santay" for the time
they will be there. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Helmes, Dolly and Lloyd Helmes and
Miss Gottschammer, who have been at
Meyers Creek the past week left
Sunday morning early in the Helmes
auto for St. Paul. Mrs. Johnson will
visit there q week or more.
The corner of End North Street and
Washington has been an unlucky
place the past week. Miss Olga
Sandau is suffering from blood
poisonig in one of her toes caused by
the use of some medicine that was
guaranteed to relieve sore feet.