New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-08

Stanley Koehler has gone to Harmony,
MIMI, where he will teach Mathema-
tics and Manual Training in the High
School at that place.
John Wurm has been feeling under
the weather for some time; says it seems
to besort of rheumatism that keeps him
lame and stiff.
Miss Bertha Esser and Miss Alma
Falk left Monday to enter Mankato Nor
NAL, the former to take Primary Work
land the latter intermediate.
Miss Emma Gebser is making an ex-
tended visit with Chicago and Milwau-
kee friends. She left last week and ex-
poets to be gone about two months.
Mrs. Nj. Hose entertained Friday
afternoon in honor of her birthday.
The guests were old friends of Mrs.
Hose. Mrs. Spoerhase of Washington
was also present.
Mrs. Massopust and daughter, Miss
Janet, left Wednesday evening for Vase
ca to attend the wedding of young lady
who formerly made her home with them
while teaching school in their district.
Mrs. E. Maltzahn is expected home
in the near future. Mrs. Maltzahn went
to Germany last year in June and has
found it impossible to return in safety
heretofore.
Roland Mayer and Melvin Vogtel
returned last week from Chicago where
they had been doing special summer
work at the University. They made
the trip home in Melvin's car. Their va
cation will be short but they felt that New
Ulm is the only proper place to spend it.
Gustav Kleinschmidt has assumed
his duties as working manager for the
IG. A. Ottomeyer Store. Mr.. Klein
schmidt is we'll and favorably known as
an earnest, conscientious, pleasant
spoken young man and his addition to
the Ottomeyer force will surely be of
value to the trade as well as to his en-
ployer.
The Review acknowledges the receipt
of some wonderfully fine Wealthy and
Duchess apples from Miss Elizabeth
Newton of the Town of West Newton.
! Nothing could be finer in flavor than
these Minnesota apples and we wouldn't
want to trade off these for box full of
the ones we saw at the Washington ex-
hibits at the Panama Exposition tho
certainly the West can raise some fruit,
The Misses Hellmann and Haselbruck
of the Review force returned Monday
evening from their river trip to St.
Louis. They found every bit of the
journey delightful and are full of praise
for the Streckfus Line over which they
went While in St. Louis they were the
the guests of Mrs. John E. Schroeppel,
formerly Miss Minnie Mueller of New
Ulm.
The Misses Edna and Elma Stolz re-
turned last week from a visit of eleven
weeks in the Pacific States. They
made the trip going via the Canadian
Pacific Road and returned by the North
ern Pacific. They say the the former
trip far surpasses the other. They en-
joyed every day of their stay which was
spent mostly in Washington and Oregon
among the mountains.
The Review acknowledges a call from
our brother editors, Miller and Essler,
both of St. Peter, who accompanied the
Nicollet County Booster Tour. Mr..
Essler left with us neat little bit of adj
vertising which we feel should be passed
on to the New Ulm business men. 1t
consisted Of folded card made of blue
card board. The outside bore the legend
when things look blue" and turning
the page one found the remedy prescribed
in the one word Advertise. Come
again, friends, the latchstring is Away: