New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-26

were the guests OF Mrs. John Lindmeyer
the past week.
| Lightning struck and shattered the
fagpole on the Brown County Bank
building Saturday night during the storm
The damage was slight.
| Henry Brey and family of Nicollet
have removed to St. Paul where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Brey is
going into business there.
DR.. Fritsche cabled home last week
that he and the Hausers were safe in
Berne, Switzerland, but that he was un-
able to communicate by letter for some
time.
Mrs. Caroline Dunkel of St. Paul who
has been visiting with friends during the
past week left for her home yesterday.
While in the city she was the guest of
Mrs. JOS P. Vogel.
Cesar Danielson of St. Peter spent the
last half of the week here operating at
the American Theatre for his brother
i in-law, Forest English, who attended
the Company shoot at Lake City.
Miss Emma Melges has been a
guest the past week Of Miss Tillie Hey
man. Miss Melges expects to extend
her visit over several weeks. This is her
first return to her fomer home in three
years.
Aug. G. Liebel who has been occupy
ing the Claus A. Swanson farm will re-
move to New Ulm this fall. He has pur-
chased IL acres of land near here and will
occupy it after selling off his farm effects
at an auction Sept. 10th.
Thor. Snilsberg sends greeting to his
New Ulm friends and states that he ex-
poets to sail for America the 29th. All
Thor's New Ulm friends will be glad to
know that he is not required for military
service in Europe as was feared might be
the case.
The Actives of the Turnverein arrang-
ed dancing party for last Friday eve
ming at the gymnasium. The young
people tried out all the newest
dances brought home by the college girls
and boys and enjoyed themselves tho the
crowd was small.
Hanska is preparing for the dedication
of their new schoolhouse and Sept. 25th
has been selected as the date when the
ceremonies will take place. Ha9ska is
very proud of their new schoolhouse and
has a right to be. Further announce
ment of the program will be made
later.
''The Fool and his Money" turned out
to be christopher Junior" under new
name. 1t was we'll done, however, anc
those who saw it had an evening Of
pleasant enjoyment. There were SC
many other attractions that drew the
attention of New Ulmites that the Grove
was not what it should have been fol
the opening night.
Rev. c.. j. Albrecht returned last weel
from Milwaukee where he had attended
the synodical conference which lastee
whole week: A committee was ap
pointed whose duty it shall be to perfect
union Of all the German Lutheran
synods into one. Prof. John Meyer O.
! the DR.. Martin Luther College was thu
only other from here who attended.
Rev. William Won Fischer, the new
pastor of St.. Pauls Lutheran Church al
Springfield was installed with impressive
ceremonies a week ago, according to tn.
Springfield Advance. Rev. Won Fische
has been located at Morris, Winthrop
and St. Paul prior to his coming to Spring
field and he was also engaged in tn,
ministry in Ohio for seventeen years.
The Tracy Herald thinks it is abou
time the boosters of that city were emu
lating the example of New Ulm and Red
wood Falls and getting up an auto tou
to stir up sentiment for Tracy. It will
soon be case of 'sEvrybody's Doin It
and such neighborly visits are bound t,
! cement the bonds of friendship between
i town and country and will certainl,
i work nothing but good to all.
Il See the Review Base Ball Supplement
y this week for the ordinary front page new
items. The report Of the accountants il
the City Clerk Shortage matter
something that every citizen should hav
a comprehensive view of, in fairness t.
the accused man and to themselves a
citizens and for that reason nearly al
i the news space in the regular portion Q
the paper is given over to survey of tn
findings. Nothing else has been neg
lected, however, and all current news wi
be found in the supplement.
All of the Review subscribers on
certain one of the rural routes out of Ne,
| Him keen their s,1hscrintinns u,oll NJ;