New Ulm review., 1913-07-02
LOCAL NOTES

Misses Margaret Vogel and Ellen
:Schoch are visiting in Redwood Falls
Miss Sophie Kogge returned Thurs.
day from weeks visit At Redwood
Falls.
Mr.. George Nelson Drew arrived
Friday evening and is : guest at The
Hess home. Mr.. Drew and. Mis-,
Hess will be married Thursday.
Get one of the adjustable Lawn
Swings Of Roy L. BERG and be
satisfied. 4 Adv 27tl
The niue months old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. August Wielsnd was operat-
ed upon for strIngulati6n aof the
bowels last Wednesday ct the hospi-
tai.
Father Soda accompanied by Geo.
Rolwes went to Arlington Saturday
TO assist the resident pastor OF that
place IN conducting First Communion
Services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bruesehoff
who have been visiting for some time
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her man
Vogtel returned to their home 1T
Calvary, Wis. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rolwes received
the pleasant news last week that they
are the grandparents ofa fine baby
boy which was born to their daughter
Mrs. Henry Dreger Of Chicago. Both
another ana child we're doing nicely at
aast reports. /. - l.. -. u.
Rev. c.. J. Albrecht and Prof. John
Meyer attended meeting of the China
Mission Wednesday At Gaylord. An
additional missionary was called in
the person OF Rev. Ksstler of Hankow,
China who has had charge of Ger
man Lutheran parish at that place for
some years. ''. H.. -
The distance from New Ulm to
Madelia is estimated to be not less
than l9 nor more than % miles.
"Bibbs" and "Sheeney" managed to
make it in IS miles the other day
and couldn't come back the same
route on bet. All due to Gibbs 8"
trying to locate some telephone poles
she set up in that section of the cou ntry
some years ago.
w. n. Gieseke showed US the con-
trast between corn grown on grub
Aand and on prairie. His corn was
planted May 18th and the 9th of June
that grown on the timber tract record
Led a growth of Al feet. The other
stood but 8 feet but even that is a
good size for the time of the season
and shows the effects of the hot, humid
weather. g..
Mr.. end Mrs. Albert P. B oock were
agreeably surprised Wednesday eve.
ming by twenty-five of their friends,
the occasion being the tenth wedding
of this estimable couple.
The self-invited guests we're laden
with tin-ware galore and took with
them an unlimited quantity of good
cheer 80 that all spent most enjoy
able evening at the hospitable home
of the surprised couple.
New Ulm can now boast of its first
Union. Last Tuesday evening fifteen
of the local bricklayers met at the
Grand Hotel until II. NJ. Furtney of
Rochester, special deputy and district
of this state, and perfected
a temporary organization which will
remain in force until they have been
granted charter. The election of
officer will be taken up later.
Acco riding to the rules of the Union
nine hours constitutes days work,
the wage schedule to be determined by
the local.
9Last Wednesday the Ladies Society
IF the New Ulm Turnverein had their
monthly birthday afternoon at the
hall. Mrs. II. L. Ramme, Mrs. L. G.
Bell, Mrs. Max Burg and Miss Ida
Hauenstein. were the guests of honor.
Mrs. Frances Bellm delivered short
address. The musical numbers con-
sisted of piano solo by Miss Fran
,es Krook and a song by Mrs. W. G.
Alvin, Mrs. L. G. Bell and Mrs.
Herman Helm. Mrs. John Schape-
zahm furnished a recitation and Mrs.
frank Burg and Mrs. John Hauen-
tein, Sr. gave readings.