New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-21

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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hengst
of Cottonwood last Sunday, a boy.
The Misses Minnie Schramm and
Mary Kral are spending several days
with the formers sister, Mrs. Otto
English, at Springfield.
Mrs. Arthur Nelson and Mrs. L. G..
Hartel we're visitors at the M. Sieben-
Drummer home a few days last week.
They returned to their homes Monday.
Rev. C. Holm delivered an interesting
lecture to the young people of West
Newton Tuesday evening on "The New
Religious Aspect"
Mrs. L. G. Vogel entertained in
formally Monday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Henry Fuerst of Chicago. Covers
were laid for fourteen guests.
Victor Neumann, Edward Juni, J. H.
Meyer and William Pfeiffer left last
Monday for Lake City where they will
participate in the range shooting.
Martin Windhorn left Monday for the
Walker Sanitorium where he will stay
for about three months. He will receive
treatment for tuberculosis.
Albert Stindt and family are visiting
with Mr.. Stindt's mother, Mrs. John
Stindt. Mr.. Stindt is teacher at
Lewiston, MINI.
The Review reported last week that
William Getting had met with mishap
| in his car. It seems that we were mis-
informed as Mr.. Getting says his car is
unchanged.
Mrs. C. Gerboth who has been visit
| ing at various points in Iowa during the
past month returned to New Ulm last
MONDAY. She reported very pleasant
trip. st.a7s
Mrs. Christ Ruemke and children,
Ella and Alfred, left for the Cities in
their car last Saturday. They we're
accompanied by Mrs. George Gieseke
ST.. and Mrs. F. Reuter-.
Marshall Jack Foster of Springfield is
said to be loading the old shot gun with
a double charge of buck shot for a raid
on the too numerous dog population of
the city. A similar move on the part
of New Ulm protectors Of the peace and
quiet Of the city might be in order.
Rev. John Cores arrived in New Ulm
last Tuesday and at once took up his
duties as assistant priest of the Holy
Trinity parish. This is the first ap-
pointment Of the new priest as he was
just recently ordained together with
Father Rolwes.
On his trip to Redwood Falls last
Wednesday afternoon, J. A. Ochs struck
heavy roads and had to send his family
home by train. He and Ferdinand then
drove the car home thru the region OF
black, sticky mud that lies between here
and Redwood. Mr.. Ochs declares it is
the slickest, greasiest mud on earth.
! Prof. H. Hiatt, the new teacher called
by the St. Pauls Lutheran Church OF
this city has arrived from Milwaukee
where he was formerly professor at the
Ev. Luth. Jerusalem Parochial School,
The installation of Prof. Hiatt will take
place later. Prof. Klatt and family will
live on North Payne St.
i Max Pfeifer, employed at the Eagle
Mills, suffered a painful and dangerous
injury to his left eye last Monday night
He was at home scuff1ing with some
youngsters when one of them threw q
stick that hit him in the eye. While
the injury is painful in the extreme, there
is little danger Of losing the eye.
i E. H. Hagenen, employed on the
bridge crew repairing the Searles bridge
had a peculiar and painful mishap last
week that confne him to the Union Hos.
pital for some time. AS he was walking
i across the bridge he setpped thru be.
tween the ties and his leg was badly
crushed and bruised. He was brought
to the hospital at New Ulm and is slowly
recovering from the accident.
i J. c. johnson Of Evan, Mimi, was
hailed up before Justice Buschers Tuesday
morning on the charge of drunkenness
There could be no doubt that he was
guilty Of the charge and he was fined
five dollars and costs, the total amounting
ito $50. Johnson claims to be 8
periodical drunkard and says he goes on
q spree twice q year. He has been at
New Ulm for two days and is said ia
have done . very thoro job this time.