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

The American Theatre was packed
to the doors Sunday evening, everybody
anxious to know the answer to the
question, Should Woman Tell?"
Hugo Windhorn accompanied his
brother-in-law Frank Schleif to Rochester
last Friday where the latter consulted
Mayo Bros. on account of chronic
stomach trouble
Prof. Richard Fischer of the State
University of Wisconsin arrived Friday
evening for his annual fall hunt. Prior
to coming here he spent several weeks
in the wilds of Canada.
Rev. Jeske of Caledonia and Rev.
Dysterheft of Sanborn were in the city
the early part of last week. They
brought their sons with them who entered
the DR.. M. L. College.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Zschunke and the
Louis Schilling family made an auto
mobile trip to Redwood Falls last week
to visit for a day with the M. Lauterbach
family.
The Review Inadvertently stated last
week that the Royal Neighbors lodge
had lost three members during the last
half year. This item should have
concerned the Degree of Honor lodge.
The Henry Hahselbruck family of
Fairfax announce the arrival of a baby
daughter which came last Tuesday.
On Monday girl baby arrived at the
home of Fritz c.. Gieseke of Brighton.
j. A. Frederickson of Hanska came
up to the County Fair last Friday and
took occasion to call on the Review
force and tell them he needed the paper
to keep him in touch with things at the
county seat. s..
At recent meeting of Denkmal Lodge
No. 81, o. d. HIS. $4,000 was voted for
the German and Austro- Hungarian Red
Cross Association. The !. amount was
forwarded to the Grand Lodge of the
State. .S :.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Albert
Paulson of Hanska, Mrs. Theo. Eggen
of Hendricks and Mr.. Schimschock of
Sleepy Eye were operated upon for
appendicitis. The latter was for a time
in a serious condition. III
Miss Pauline Kuehlbach submitted
to an operation for appendicitis at
Loretto Hospital Monday morning. The
sames morning some dead bone was
remoVsd from the hip Of John, the IA
year Oh sonnst ;Lipp Of Ermann Of West
Newton. ..s> $S-;'ss,z ~.
Edward Mol of Golden, Gate was "a
pleasant, caller at the Review office last
Friday when he came down to- see the
sights of the county fair. Frank. Ber-
-fro, Of s.<,f
fair visitors who took occasion to pay
the Review a much appreciated call.
Miss Minnie Francke, formerly "a
teacher in the public schools of the city,
who recently returned from Europe was
a guest at the Stricken home Saturday
She gives a very glowing account of her
trip thru Holland. From here she left
for St. Paul where she will teach again
next year.
Jos. r. Keefe Of North Redwood,
candidate for representative at-large
from Brown and Redwood Counties
was in the city the latter part of the
week, Mr.. Keefe expresses himself
as we'll satisfied with the political out
look. He is quite confident of carrying
his home county and the encouragement
he has thus far received in Brown,
County makes him feel quite confident
of election next November.
After much waiting and many ag-
gravating delays the new store front at
Ottomeyer's has been completed and
is ready for displays. 1t is finished
very nicely in oak and will make much
more handsome background for the
displays of women's wear than the old
windows which were torn out during
the early summer. The outlay was
near two thousand dollars. This gives
New Ulm merchants several very fine
modern store fronts.
Kaiser left for New Ulm Tuesday
and will make that city his home in the
future. William Stefenhagen, who is
known by that title, has conducted the
Columbia Saloon up to July LIST, when
he discontinued that business and has
since managed the Gaylord Club House.
He has made many friends here during
his stay who will wish him success in
whatever he may undertake. GAYLORD
Hub. Mr.. Steffenhagen is employed at
the Travellers Exchange.
Martin Dommer, one OF the last wear
students at D. M. L. c., now located at
Brillion, Wise, writes us as follows:
Today, Friday, again find the New Ulm
Review on my desk. It is always an
agreeable companion for about an hour,
because it furnishes lot of information
from the place where I have spent the
last five years of my life. The Review
saves much correspondence and keeps
one posted on enterprises in New Ulm.
"A College Corner, hope, will again find
space in your columns. Am in good
health and hard at enjoyable work.
Mr.. Dommer has charge Of Lutheran
school at Brillion. >s..N>- =
Stanley Koehler, Dora Edwards. Wal
ter Durbahn and Willie Wicherski have
decided to attend Stout Training Schools
at Menominee, Wise. this year. StanleyI
will probably 60 back to Lafayette again
next year as his credits at Stout will be
accepted at Purdue but he wants to get
q chance at practical work in mechanics
this year before completing his course.