New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-09-23

AT the union evening service to be
held at the Congregational Church
Peace Sunday October 4th, +. W.
Johnson will deliver lecture on peace.
Peter Dill who has been working at the
green houses Of George Dill & Son during
the summer left Monday for Duluth
where he has accepted position as
shipping clerk in wholesale house.
Miss Elfrieda Toberer was suddenly
stricken with appendicitis Sunday after
noon and was hurried to the Loretto
Hospital where she underwent an opera
ton that same night. She is doing
nicely at this writing.
Miss Minnie Hoffman, writes us from
San Francisco that she is again back in
that city after most delightful visit of
four months in Yosemite Park. Miss
Holman declares the Yosemite climate
is perfect and the scenery most wonder
full.
Charles Vogtel accompanied by his
son Melvin and Roland Mayer made an
auto trip'to the Cities last Friday. The
boys expect to leave this week to return
to school in Chicago and will make the
trip by auto if weather seems favorable.
MIS-. Louis Sandau entertained dozen
ladies at supper one day last week for
Mrs. Emil RAFT of San Diego. The
guests were old time friends and school
mates of Mrs. RAFT who used to live in
New Ulm at one time. She has not
been here for IS years.
A. c. Ochs of.Spring6eld, Hans Mo
and Editor Hodges of Sleepy Eye were
in the city Monday on their way to
Mankato to consult with the Con-
sumers' Power Co. relative to furnishing
electric current to both municipalities.
For the past few days two white
Wilcox auto tricks, heavy and light
one, have been seen on our streets and
have attracted considerable attention.
The chauffeurs demonstrated to some of
the merchants the advantages of having
their goods delivered in an up-to-date
manner.
Last week Anton Schmitz received his
new IS horse power gasoline tractor
which he purchased from the Nichols &
Shepard Co. of Minneapolis. He expects
to use the tractor not only for threshing
purposes, but also for blowing and for
saving lumber.
James Dougher who expected to spend
week with his parents on his way East
to Cornell University was obliged to
make his stay very short as his school
duties begin week earlier that at first
scheduled. James stopped here only
for day.
The American Construction Company
whose workmen laid the gas mains in
the alley between Minnesota and
German Street at First North Street
have agreed to make good the loss
suffered by the Pleasant Ridge Dairy
when its wagon was tipped over by the
miring of the wheels in the loosely re-
placed earth above the mains. The
6ama..,e amounted to sonnet hing over SIS.
Mrs. Jacob Klossner, Jr., is enjoying a
visit this week from Mrs. Richard Jordan
and Mrs. Chas. Hamling, of Boone, Ia.
The ladies both profess themselves to be
quite charmed with the city of New Ulm
and there is no doubt that Mrs. Klossner
was able to make their stay most
pleasant one and to point out the many
beauties of the city that has been her
home for so many years. a. =s,
( G. A. Ottomeyer, Pres. of the Com
mercial Club has been asked quite
frequently recently when the business
men Of New Ulm would make their second
booster tour. He has been told that at
several places along the itinerary mapped
out for the trip which was abandoned
on account of poor roads, the citizens had
made preparations to give the New Ulm
boosters a royal reception. He feels
that they should not be disappointed
and hopes that some man will come
forward who will make the necessary
arrangements for such a tour. Where
is the man who is not afraid to tackle
the job?