New Ulm review., 1914-06-17

Miss Elvira Brandt Of Springfield has
been visiting with friends and relatives
the past week.
w. j. Evans and H. r. Hughes OF
Cambria were business visitors to New
Ulm last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Framsteadt of Everest, Kansas
submitted to an operation for throat
trouble at the local hospital last week.
Rev. DR.. C. G. Holm returned Tues
day evening from St. Paul where he had
delivered an address at the St. Paul Park
College.
HildaR Is years old, is at the
hospital receiving treatment for acute
rheumatism and pluerisy.
Rev. Winter and wife of Mankato were
guests of the college for the dedication of
the Organ and the graduation exercises.
Miss Henrietta Hauenstein and Miss
Frances Krook came home last week
from Chicago where they have been
studying music the past year.
Mrs. John Arhart is enjoying visit
with her mother, Mrs. Ballinger at
Madison Lake. Before her return she
will visit with friends in Mankato.
William Fritsche arrived home Satur-
day from his second year at Wisconsin
University, His brother Albert will not
reach home until some time in August as
he intends to do summer school work.
Peter Herrian who graduated recently
from the Mankato Commercial College,
has accepted position as book-keeper
with Weilandt & Stegemann, the we'll
known firm of contractors.
Rev. E. C. Fritz and family came up
from Wellington to attend the graduation
exercises at the college. On their return
they were accompanied by Miss Lydia
Fritz who has been attending the college
the past year.
Edmund REIN, son of Prof. REIN of
this city completed his course at Wau-
watosa last week and will shortly be in
stalled as assistant to Rev. C. H. Buenger
at Kenosha, Wise. Rev. Buenger is
also New Ulm man.
Last week Louis Dauer purchased the
residence property of Mrs. Lucy Klipp-
stein on South German Street. Mrs.
Klippstein expects to live in Minneapolis
where her daughter, Miss Elsa, is attend
ing the State University.
Roland Mayer and Melvin Vogtel
have been delayed in their return home
from school in Chicago by the rainy
weather which has made the roads bad
for automobiling. They now expect to
get here about the 18th.
! Mrs. Cenci Fredricks Of St. Paul
arrived Saturday at the home Of hel
mother, Mrs. Josephine Zieher, for hel
annual vacation. Mrs. Fredericks ar
ranged to take her vacation now because
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Roos, is visiting
here at this time.
Last Wednesday, June 10Th, FREQ
Keute and Herman ANIME who have
been contractors and builders for some
years under the firm name and style o
F. Keute & Co. dissolved partnership
Fred Keute is going to continue as {
general contractor.
Fred Bongarts of Brighton has beer
nursing sore thumb for the past two
weeks and has been unable to do any
work. He managed to get a piece 0
steel in his left thumb and blood poison
ing set in. He had very sore digit 70
a while and it became necessary to lane
it several times.
Roland Neumann was one of the boy
seen at the Young America Turnta
Sunday. He came down from St. Pau
on his way home from Helena, Ark
Roland has not yet made up his min,
whether he will return to the South TO
another year or not. He says it is a lon
ways from home and he has other chance
| nearer, one of which he may take
| Laurence Neumann has also returne
home from Wisconsin University.