New Ulm review., 1913-08-27

Miss Anna Lindmeyer very pleasant
" entertained number Of her younl
lady friends at her homo Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. Koshler and children o
Nicollet returned homo Monday sftel
3 few dsys' visit with New Uln
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Remund, Of
this city, parents Of Mrs. 9. +. Refine
ke, will observe the fittieth anniver'
sary Of their marriage next Friday,
Sent. 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gruetsnachs,
OF Minneapolis and Rev. Ind Mrs. C.
G. Holm, of this city, visited with
Rev. G.. w. Bssb and family :,
Brownton, Friday.
Mrs. Adolph Sandman and baby
dsughter. Of Burkhardt, Wis, Or
rived here Monday and will spend
several weeks With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Remund.
Mrs. c. J. Reineke and daughter,
Lillian, of Fsribault will return home
today after . several days visit with
the DR.. G. F. Reineke family and
other New Ulm relatives.
Willard Ballenbsch of st. Paul, son
of Rev. E. II. Bsllenbsch, . former
pastor of the Methodist Church here,
was q guest of Harold Reineke from
Tuesday until Saturday of last week.
Miss Agnes Gluth, daughter of Hen
ry Gluth of Morgan, underwent an
operation at Loretto hospital yester-
d ay morning. The young lady was
accompanied here by her father. She
was suffering from appendicitis and
a complication of other ailments.
Mrs. Sophia Smith of Spokane re.
turned to New Ulm for few days with
relatives and friends on her way home
to Spokane from summer spent in
Indianapolis. She visited with Mrs.
Moritz Anding at Winons and is a
guest here at the Hy. Engel home.
Rev. Gustav Albrecht and family of
St. Peter visited New Ulm relatives
for q few days enroute to Holland,
Minn., where Rev. Albrecht assisted
the Lutheran pastor with mission
festival services Sunday. He left for
that place Saturday while Mrs:
Albrecht and children followed him
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Brandt was in the city
last week and departed Saturday for
Springfield where she will make her
home. Mrs. Brandt has secured em.
ployment with the Adolph Aftermath
Store and has just re.
turned from trip to Chicago to attend
the Fashion Review and assist in buy
ing the fall and winter goods. Her
many friends in New Ulm hope that
Mrs. Brandt will find her new home
and work most congenial.
Jacob Hauer who was seriously
injured by falling from a box car at
the Eagle Roller Mill recently has so
far recovered that he expects to be
able to 60 to work again next week,
provided no further complications set
in. Mr.. Hauer's escape from death
was miraculous and at first it was
feared that his injuries might prove
perm anent, but he is now apparently
well on the road to complete recovery
which no doubt will be welcome news
for his many friends and acquain-
tances.
Lieutenant Adolph Klause has
de monstrated his ability as draughts-
man by preparing neatly executed
det all pen and ink drawing OF the new
armory. which shows the front and
side elevations. People interested in
this project may view his work which
is displayed in one of the front
wind ows of the State Bank of New
Ulm. If the building is erected ac-
c cording to the design prepared by
Klause. an imposing
structure and one which will portray
beauty should result.
Work on the splendid new home OF
the Citizens State bank Is progressing
as rapidly as possible and several
courses of the white Bedford stone
front have already been laid. The
brick walls on the two sides and the
rear are rising rapidly and it is ex.
pected that by the end of Septemb ber
the structure will be under roof. Al
prese ut crew of workmen in the em.
ploy of F. Keute & Company (the con.
tractors) is busy erecting the rein.
forced concrete vault which is a tedi
Gus piece of work owing to the care
with which it must be done to secure