New Ulm review., 1914-09-02

Jacob Engel returned last week from
a vacation spent at Duluth with friends.
Miss Louise Hensel has gone to Milroy
for her third year of teaching in the
public schools there.
Mrs. Herman Bluhm Of ,Faribault
visited the past week with her brother,
Frank Kosek and family.
egg Day" at Theatre is something
out Of the ordinary. See the American
Theatre Adv. in this issue.
Prof. John Meyer will conduct services
Paul's Lutheran Church at 1880 o'clock.
East Lynne in moving pictures was
shown at the American Theatre last
Thursday to capacity. house. The
pictures were exceptionally clear and
every little detail of the story was brought
out.
| After having spent pleasant month
with the A. Me le eamily, Rev. j. Hilln er
and daughter, Miss Jennie, returned to
! their home at Winona last Wednesday
| afternoon.
| Mrs. Sophia Smith, daughte- of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Kiesling of Spokane,
! WASH. arrived here Wednesday from
| indianapolis for few days. visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Bertha Tanke who is holding a
responsible position as bookkeeper with
one of the large concerns of Coeur d.
Alene, Idaho is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Tanke.
Louis Weber and family who have
resided for several years on a farm near
4 Gibbon removed to New Ulm the past
| week. Mr.. Weber has accepted employ
ment with the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
Professor and Mrs. Hess, to say nothing
of the other members of the family are
| rejoicing in the possession of new
Overland 1915 Model five passenger
car. They purchased it the past week.
Miss Emily Beinhorn arrived last
week for protracted visit with friends.
Before her arrival here she visited with
her brother, William at St. Paul for five
weeks. She expects to return to Los
Angeles, Cal. IN Cne Iall.
The Herman Marks family removed
from Nicollet to New Ulm Saturday and
will make their home with Mr.. Marks
mother. Mr.. Marks will remain in the
employ of Henry Epper for several
| weeks more and will then join his family.
Mrs. E. c. Gilmore gave party last
| Saturday afternoon for Miss Minnie
Pfisterer who was leaving after her
vacation to return to Mankato for
another year at the Normal. Covers
were laid for eight and the hours were
from two to eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Meyer write us
from Green Bay that they are now at
home and fairly we'll settled in their new
home and ready for school work. A
! and Mrs. Frank C. Lewis who are located
at Worthington. Both young couples
were married the past summer.
Mrs. 0. E. Fosburg and daughter
Charlotte who have been visiting for
some time at the home of their parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Haubrich returned
to Minneapolis Saturday. Miss Anna
| Haubrich who spent her vacation under
the parental roof left for Bagley, MINI.
Thursday to resume her school work.
Miss Allie Scherer has rented her home
to Edgar Veeck, nephew of Mr.. j.. H.
Siegel, and the new tenants have already
taken possession. Miss Scherer will
leave Thursday for Minneapolis where
she expexts to live for time. Mrs.
Veeck is sister of Miss Credicott who
taught here in the Public Schools until
Christmas last year.
A son and heir arrived at the home of
Frank Schneider of Sigel last Wednesday
| and on the same day baby boy put in
an appearance at the home of August
Wieland of this city. Thursday the
family of Robert Runck of Milford was
made happy by the arrival of son and
the family of Herman Kretsch of Sigel
| by a daughter.
Last week the Review reported that
the armament on Court House Square
had been painted an iron gray. Since
then the cannon and cannon balls have
been treated to jet black coat and now
dazzle the eye with their brilliance.
Some little youngster was evidently
interested in one of the big guns just
after it had been painted for there are
marks of pair of chubby hands all
down the barrel where the black paint
was taken off on ten fat little fingers.
Twenty of the friends of Miss Frieda
Hoehne surprised her Sunday at her home
on North State Street and helped her to
celebrate her birthday. The guests
presented Miss Hoehne with number
Of pretty gifts and among them was a
French basket filled with asters and
snapdragons which was made the center
piece for the supper table, A very
pleasant afternoon was spent by all and
the guests were sorry when the time
came to depart.