New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-08

Richard Scheerz Monday.
Miss Louise Fritsche is spending part
of her vacation with friends and relatives
in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Prof. and Mrs. E. r. Bliefernicht are
spending their summer vacation at
Watertown and other Wisconsin points.
Mrs. P. ]. Wyrens of Sheldon, N. D.
and daughter Myrtle were guests the past
week at the home of Capt. Jos. Hof-
meister.
Callie, Louise and Armin Steinhauser
of Lamberton arrived last Wednesday
evening for four weeks visit with their
aunts and uncles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Neubauer and
daughter of Minneapolis were Fourth Of
July guests at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Loesch.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Preisinger Of
Renville who have been visiting with
relatives and friends for the past week,
returned home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marie Meyer, sister of Mrs.
John Sperling arrived here yesterday
for protracted visit at the Sperling
home on College Hill.
Mrs. Otto Radke who has been in the
hoSp;to1 f0r +rootxoo "a, tho xoc+ fo,,y
months returned to her home near Essig
yesterday.
Miss Alma Raabe returned Monday
from Rochester where she had visited
with Miss Emma Schorning who is
seriously ill with tuberculosis of the hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gansling Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, arrived here on the Fourth
to visit with the family of John F. Herzog
for two weeks.
The engagement Of Walter Hohen-
stein and Miss Helen Wick, both this
years graduates of DR.. M. L. College,
was made public last week.
! DR.. L. A. Fritsche left Monday after
noon for his extended trip in Europe. He
was accompanied as far as Mankato by
Mrs. Fritsche and daughter MisslElsa.
E. A. Arhart of Grand Forks, N. D.
j is spending a week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Arhart and his sisters
Mrs. G. A. Ottomeyer and Mrs. w. E
Engelbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Danielson of St.
Peter came up Friday to visit. with Their
daughter, Mrs. Forrest English. Oscar
Danielson and Miss Windorf also visited
here Monday.
\ Miss Helen Sonday who has beer
clerking at the Berkner Bros. store il
Sleepy Eye ever since her school closed
for the summer, left Friday afternoon fol
a visit to st. Paul.
Mrs. Gustav Goetsch who is quite
seriously ill, has been taken to the
Loretto Hospital for treatment. He1
sisters, Mrs. John Kielkopf and Miss
Lydia Broich of Ottumwa, Ia. are here.
The new manager of the Simons
Lumber Co. yards in this city is F. R.
Emmings Of Redfeld, s. d. His
| family has already arrived and they have
moved into the Maltzahn residence or
South State Street.
Miss Elvera Brandt returned to hel
home at Springfield after spending
several weeks here with relatives. Hel
mother, Mrs. Robert Brandt, was here
over Sunday also visiting with her sister
Mrs. Max Burg.
1! Chas. Whitehouse is operating at the
American in the absence of Forrest
English at Sparta. Mr.. Whitehouse is
from Nebraska but has been operating al
Sleepy Eye for the past few weeks. Mrs
Whitehouse is here with her husband.
| Mrs. Jacob Gebhardt submitted to al
operation at Loretto Hospital Monda,
and an absce s was removed which wa.
the direct result of blood poisoning Will
which she became afflicted several day.
previously.
Prof. Herman Helm has been al
indianapolis the past week, attending
the meeting of the teachers Of physica
culture of the North American Gym
nastic Union. He will visit for few
, days at Chicago before his return.
|! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Schweppe, Jr.
OF Marathon, Ia. are happy over thu
arrival of little daughter who came tt
them June 2Sth. Mrs. Schweppe wa:
Miss Sophie Kogge and Mr.. Schweppt
was am instructor at D. M. C. L. three
years ago.
Christ. Schwerr of St. Paul who ha.
been visiting with relatives and friend.