New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-03
Miss Edith Sommer Of St. Paul is a
guest of New Ulm friends.

guest OF New Ulm TRENDS.
Miss Ruth Galstad spent the Deco
ration Day holiday at her home in Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zschunke Of Spring
field visited with the Frank Zschunke
family Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Backer OF St. Paul visited
last week with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Meier.
Mrs. Helen George Mo is spending
the week here with friends and attend
ing the University Week course.
Miss Theresa Keute of the West Side
Publishing Co. Of st. Paul is spending
two weeks vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bierbaum Of
Tracy came down Friday for brief stay
with relatives.
Mrs. A. Schiller returned Thursday
evening from a visit of three weeks in
Winona with her sister, Mrs. M. Anding.
The Henry Engel family will move
today to their new home on the corner
of State and Second South streets.
Charles Stuebe, ST.. and Herman
Fixsen made trip to Roseau Co., in
Northern Minnesota last week to buy
land.
los. Gleisner who lost one of the the
pocketbooks advertised last week in the
Review had it returned to him by Alois
Riederer. 1t pays to advertise.
Ferdinand Bleck Of Minneapolis came
down Friday evening to spend Decora-
ton Day with New Ulm friends. He re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. sAdela Schell issvisitingt with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwertfeger.
Mrs. Schell has just returned from an ex-
tended trip to New York and other parts
of the, East.
Mr.. and Mrs.: VIM. Meyer of LaC Crosse
Wis. came up to visit with relatives over
Decoration Day and returned to their
home Sunday afternoon accompanied by
Mrs. Meyers mother, Mrs. Caroline
Frenzel.
Today wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil G. Hage leave for Fairmont to at
tend the annual meeting of the bankers
of the second district. Mr.. Hage is presi
dent OF the association at this time
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Scheurich mourn
the loss Of their five and half mon tbs
old son Robert who succumbed to a
disease of the lungs last Tuesday. The
funeral was held from the Catholic
Church Thursday morning.
Lightning struck the chimney on the
Olsen Block during the thunderstorm
that passed over the city at noon Thurs
day. Outside of scattering ashes and
dust over DR.. Reineke's office, no
damage was done. About. the same
time bolt of lightning struck large
shade tree in Anton Wiesner's back
yard.
George Trautmiller, son of Mrs.
Herman Trautmiller, writes his mother
that while he was stationed at Monterey,
Calf. with Troop CO.. First Cavalry,
he fell with his horse in some maneuvers
and had his arm broken in two places
and his shoulder blade fractured and is
now in the hospital.
On the afternoon of the day when the
Players OF the University present the
three-act drama, Sweet Lavender,
DR.. Anna Helmholst Phelan of the
University will give talk on Social
Forces in the Drama" Those people
who are interested in the drama as form
Of literature and also as direct ex-
preston of the social life OF the day will
want to hear this lecture as suitable
preparation for enjoying the play in the
evening.
! At the regular meeting Of the Fire
Department held Monday evening the
! following delegates were elected to the
State Firemen's Association to be held
| at Fairmont on the 18th and 18th 81
June: Hook and Ladder Co., Emil
i Wicherski, delegate, Hugo Gebser, alter.
nate; Hose Co. No. 1: Frank Niemann
delegate, w. H. Gieseke, alternate; Hose
Co. No. 8: John Richter, delegate, Jos
Polta, alternate; Engine Co. No. i
Chas. Stoll, delegate, Herm. Napel
alternate. The name Of Louis G. Voge
was presented for honorary membership
in the State Association.
| Fish.story season is here again. Last
week Peter Karr and Peter Hippert Of
CORTLAND reported catch of a 80 ID,
cat fish and this week we hear that one
of the same species weighing 26 III. was