New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22
LOCAL NOTES

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F. Lueck of Lamberton visited the
latter part of the week with his daughter
Mrs. Vim. Hoehne.
), Monday DR.. G. F. Reineke and his
brother Louis and family returned from
trip to Long Prairie whittier they had
gone to Friday by auto.
J Dr.. G. F. Reineke and family leave to.
morrow for Wisconsin. They will make
the trip by auto and expect to be gone
about 80 days.
Paul, the II year old son Of Paul
Froehlisch of Vesta was brought to the
hospital Friday to be operated upon for
hernia. s1 tst
Miss Elizabeth Hill, cousin of Miss
Beth Wheeler is a guest of the Wheelers
this week. The young people arespend-
/, ing the time at camp.
Miss Martha Warneke, cousin of Mrs.
Otto Wichtel accompanied her when 81 e
came home from Burlington, Wise. last
Saturday and is spending two weeks here.
Rev. J. J. Hillmer, three grandchildren
and Miss Jenny Hillmer of Winona will
arrive tomorrow for months stay at
the Adolph G. Meile home.
Henry Aufderheide, Otto Nehls and
Albert Anderson took in the circus at
Mankato Friday. Otto Schreyer and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fritsche
also were there.
Otto Zschunke writes the Review from
Harvey, N. D. that crops in that vicinity
never looked SO good before at this time
of the year and they expect to begin
harvesting very shortly.
Attorney Aug. G. Erickson Of SPRING
field was in the city Saturday and argued
the motion for a new trial in the case of
A. H. Dorm VS.. Christ Garbe, ST.. and Jr.
which was decided adversely to the
plaintiff at the last term of Court.
The Sunday School of the Episcopal
Church will have their annual picnic on
the banks of the Cottonwood at Rudolph
Alwin's grove to-day, Wednesday. They
will leave for their outing at 9 o'clock in
the morning and spend the entire day out
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Gerlach of
CRANKY Township were guests last Thurs
day at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
L ouis Martin. This was their first visit
to New Ulm in years. Mr.. Gerlach says
that corn in his neighborhood looks
exceptionally fine.
Mrs. Herman Pfaender was agreeably
surprised last Thursday afternoon by the
members of Hecker Circle. Last fall the
Pfaender home with all it's contents went
up in smoke. The members of the Circle
took this occasion to present Mrs.
Pfaender with some house furnishings
which were gratefully received. A very
palatable lunch was served and pleasant
afternoon spent by ALL
The American Theatre last week
showed pictures of local people on the
streets of the city. They we're caught
in all manner of positions and with all
sorts Of expressions. If you did not see
them you will have an opportunity on
Thursday and Friday of this week. See
the Theatre ad this week. The American
will not be closed as was announced in the
Journal last week. Mr.. Hagen says that
he did not authorize the advertisement in
the Journal making that statement.
Riding a bicycle on the sidewalk con-
trary to city ordinance led to an accident
late Thursday afternoon which ended
rather fortunately. While Raymond
Baer and Raymond Emmerich were
watching P. 0. Geisler at work upholster-
ing at his store on North Minnesota St.,
George Keckeisen came along the side
walk on his bicycle. When he was
opposite the boys he lost his balance and
fell against them, precipitating them
thru the window. The Emmerich boy
! was cut at several places by the glass, but
Raymond Baer escaped without scratch.