New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-01

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i Fred Kueck Of Delhi spent Sunday
visiting at Henry Ahren's. II
Mrs. B. Frantz Of Sleepy Eye visited
with her mother, Mrs. Max Reinhart,
the early part Of the week.
Knute Haugen Of Hanska submitted to
an operation at the Union Hospital Sum
day. Albert Wandersee Of Lamberton
was admitted to the hospital for treatment
and will undergo an operation later.
Among the visitors at the County Fair
yesterday were Andrew DIN and family
of Fairfax and accompanying them was
Mrs. Jane Peterson who formerly lived in
New Ulm for a great many years. Mrs.
Peterson now lives in California and she
expects to spend week or ten days here
with old friends.
Miss Flora Spellbrink, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Spellbrink was oper-
ated upon at the Loretto Hospital Mon
day morning for appendicitis. The
same morning Horton Kienlen, the
s year old son of j. Kienlen of Fairfax
had his tonsils removed. Saturday, Mike
Schmidt submitted to an operation for an
infected hand.
The Mission Festival held at the Erie
dens churches in New Ulm, Essig and
Nicollet Sunday was well attended. Rev.
John Meier of St. Paul Park delivered the
addresses. In the evening he spoke to
the New Ulm congregation on his exper-
fences during six years of missionary
work in South Africa.
Mrs. J. P. Jensen and daughter, Miss
Amanda, of Boseman, Mont, are guests
at the home of J. P. Graft, Mrs. Jensen's
brother. The young lady has been under
medical care at Rochester for some time
and they will remain here for several
weeks before making the long trip home.
Mr.. Jensen is expected the latter part of
the week.
According to the Hanska Herald, the
the 120 acre farm owned by Frank Knott
in the Town of Linden near the Linden
store was sold recently at the rate of
$4,000 per acre. Mr.. Knott bought it
only little over two years ago for $82
per acre. Brown County real estate
has gone up some within the past few
years. and yet compared with Iowa lands
our farm lands are quite cheap.
| Rev. N. o. Grunden Of Fargo, N. D.
will be the new pastor of tn Lafayette
Lutheran Church and expects to enter
upon his duties about the middle of
October. Some years ago he was in
charge of the Lutheran Church at Berna-
dootte and he is therefore not a stran-
ger to large number of his new congre-
CATION. The parsonage is undergoing
extensive repairs and will be thoroughly
renovated by the time the new pastor
arrives.
A near auto accident occurred at the
intersection of Center Street and Mime
sofa Tuesday afternoon about one o'clock
when two automobiles owned by, strang-
ers, going in opposite directions on Mime
sofa Street ran into each other. How
ever, no damage was done and the parties
escaped with scare. The front fender
of one car interlocked with the rear fen
| der of the other car and after their en-
brace was broken, both cars were able to
proceed with but few scratches.
| The Board of Trustees of the DR..
Martin Luther College will meet next
| Friday for the purpose Of acting on Prof.
John Meyers resignation from the ia
Guilty. Prof. Meyer recently received a
call from the Lutheran congregation at
Oconomowoc, Wis, and will accept this
position if the Trustees decide to release
him from his duties at the College. AL
tho the friends of Prof. Meyer would
like to see him advance, they loath to see
him depart from New Ulm and would
therefore welcome decision from the
Board which would continue the Pro
lessor as citizen of New Ulm.
| Altho a cold, raw wind Sunday morn
ing followed the rain of Saturday after
noon so that Sunday evening was bit
chilly, still when the last park concert of
the season began good sized crowd was
on hand to enjoy the ''al favorites" pro-
gram. Autos as usual filled the street on
the west side and large throng gathered
at the foot of the grand stand. However.
the smaller groups which on former nights
occupied the outskirts of the park were
fewer in number and less inclined to sit
quietly thru the program. It was too
cool for that and many contented them
selves with staying just long enuf to hear
one or two of their favorites played. The