New Ulm review., 1913-07-02

from her visit "a; Tie Twin Cities:
Miss Minnie Schrsmm visited
Springfield friends Saturday and
Sunday.
(! The new city scale hes been insts lied
and the first Weighing wss done on i,
Monday.
b Mrs. Keegsn and Mrs. Wright are
! tskiag . months outing 1t Lake
Madison.
Mrsf Rudolph schmid returned
Sunday from brief visit With friends
and relstives at Springfield.
Miss Margaret Krahmer Of st. Paul
has been visiting With Miss Hsrth 4
Mueller for . week past.
v Miss Lillisn Schonlsu Of Mime }.
polls and Miss Lulu Schonisu ol
Chicago are guests st the Theo. Cron g
homo this week.
Miss Frances Zeller returned Sun.
day from . three weeks visit With
friends and relatives in Elkhart, ,
Indiana and Chicago.
The sewer contra actor, Lars Overn of
st. Peter, commenced Operations on
the South German Street sewer with q
large crew of men Monday.
Rev. Robert Schlinkert attended tho
celebration of the 25th anniversary of
the ordination of Rev. Thomas
Gleason of st. Paul last Thursday.
Business education is tho key to
success. Take . course in Manksto
Commercial College, Msnksto, MINI.
Send for cstalog. Advt 1927
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roos of But
ler, Wis. we're in the city during the
past week visiting friends and rela-
tives. They also visited with relatives
at Winthrop and in Dakota.
Prof. George Wagner Of the Wis
consin University who is preparing to
spend year in Vienna and Munich
is making his mother, Mrs. Chas.
Wagner, q weeks visit before going.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche enjoyed : short
vacation in the Cities last week. He
went down Tuesday and later was
joined by Mrs. Fritsche in St. Paul
where they visited relatives and
friends until Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Seymour will leave next
week on trip to Rhode Island. She
will 60 to Chicago first to join Mrs.
Seymour, Sr. and they will make the
trip together. They expect to rem ain
East until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Fletcher and
son Wilbur Of Watertovn drove down
in their car Sunday to visit at the
Minlum home. Mr.. Fletcher returned
the same evening but the others are
remaining for several days.
Otto Tape, Jr. who has been at
Alton, Iowa for some time past as
given up his work there and gone to
Montana to take up q claim. he
visited with his parents from Satur-
day to Sunday on his way West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Hellmann and
daughter of Faribault have returned
to New Ulm to make their residence
here. They are living on North
and Mr.. Hellmann is going
into business with Mr.. Henry SteIljes.
Guaranteed lawn hose at bargain,
also nozzels and sprinklers. Roy L.
BERG. Adv 27tf
The popular little store on Valley
Street which was recently vacated by
George Fesenmsier is now conducted |
by the owner, Ferdinand Gollnast.
The customers say that Mr.. Gollnast
makes good as merchant and keeps
his place looking neat and fresh.
Early Monday morning Fred Pfaen.
der. President of the New Ulm Turn
verein, received telegram from Prof.
Helm informing him that the New Ulm
boys had won the 4th class prize and
hat Arthur HUM was the second
highest man in putting the shot and
would receive an individual prize.
The highest record for putting the
'hot was made by Henry Meyer of
Chicago. His record is 40 feet. We
lave been unable to secure HUM 8
'ecord. but it must have been high in
he thirties to win second prize. This
8 certainly a score to feel proud of.
The New Olm class turned in the sixth
,roup and winning fourth prize in
his group is very good record in
Iced. St. Paul won third prize in the ,
fifth group and St. Anthony sixth
'rize in the fourth group. Reports :
rom the members of the class and the
have been very {
1eagre which goes to show that they 1
re very busy and ara having a good !
ime. @lr-. :