New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-29

1870
26 in. hand saws for sale for only 81
each at RoyL. Berg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Sorenson Of Court
land autoed to New Ulm Thursday.
Dr.. George r. Koch Of Minneapolis
visited over Sunday with his father, 2.
G. Koch.
Charles Schroeck Of Lamberton COM
bined business with pleasure in his
recent visit to the city,
Mrs. John Korbel and her daughter,
Miss Marie, visited friends and relatives
in the Cities last week.
Mrs. Fred Hauenstein and daughter
Leonella, Of St. Paul are guests at the
the Chas. Hauenstein home.
Editor Duane Of the st. Peter Herald
came up to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Quane who is at the hospital. Mrs.
Duane is so far recovered from her
operation that she will be able to leave
for home soon.
Prof. and Mrs. Thee. Burgel, their
son Edwin and daughters, Hulda and
Lydia Of Young America visited several
days last week with the H. H. and H.$A.
Vogelpohl families. Prof. Burgel is
teacher and organist Of the st. Johns
Lutheran Church at Young America.
+ Ben Rolwes who took the examination
for the railway mail service last February
received word last week to submit to a
physical examination. If he asses
this, he will, no doubt, receive an appoint
ment soon. At present he is working in
Wenzel Soukup's grocery in st. Paul.
Miss Emile Helm of Los Angeles, Cal.
arrived in the city last week for a several
months visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Emma Beinhorn who accompanied
her home stopped off at St. Paul to visit
with her brother William. She is ex-
pected to pay her former home visit in
the near future.
Mrs. Jas. Roger of Merriam Park, St.
Paul, Miss Margaret Morrison of Mime
apolis, Atty. C. P. Howard, wife and
daughter and Mr.. George Gurley Of
Pipestone were guests at the H. u.
Beecher home last week. The Pipe
stone party motored over in their car.
Emil G. Hage, the New Ulm banker
and present owner of the former Hedren
farm in Bernadotte, is making extensive
improvements on that farm this year
A good sized barn with cement floor anc
steel stanchions is being put up, also
16x30 clay silo. Fred Finley is tn.
present tenant on the farm.
F. J.. Gobliersch and A. Malmber,
went to New Ulm last Saturday an
took the Fourth Class Postmaster
examination. Postmaster V. Lund
having taken the exa mination at Win
throp on July 8. All three are appii
cants and candidates for the Lafayette
postoffice which is now under the sCivi
Service Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
/ Last Wednesday morning at tel
o'clock Miss Louise E. Zschunke an,
Karl C. Baer, both of Waseca wer,
married at the Bethel Church, Rev. c
F. Mayer officiating. Miss Carrie G
Doberstein and William J. Kelm, also Q
Waseca, acted as witnesses. The brida
couple were parishioners Of Rev. Maye
while he was at Waseca. and decided tina
their former pastor should tie the nuptia
knot. The newlyweds will make thei
home in Waseca County.
4 A farewell party was rendered Rev
Geo. Appel and family at the parsonag
Sunday afternoon by large number Q
their friends. Rev. Appel has bee
pastor of St. Paul Luth. church for NOR
than twenty-five years and during hi
pastorate has made many friends her
who regret to learn that this estimabl
family intend to leave Springfield in tn
near future. While we have not learne,
where Rev. Appel intends to locate, tn
best wishes of his friends accompany hin
to his new field Of labor. Springfield
! Free Press
Two young men of New Ulm while i
the city the other evening attempted t
make it very evident that they hadz
machine of speed and demonstrated thi
fact upon our main streets, but nigh
Waterman Hansen got his peekers O
them and took down their number
The next day they were hauled up be
fore Judge Cutting in the municipa
court and fined $500 each. There ar
a few locals who may be the next t
patronize the good judges" counter.
+ Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch.