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

Theodore Kroening Of Springfield
spent day in this city last week.
A hearing on proposed county ditch
No. 81 was held before the county COM
missoners Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Hedwig Marti is acting as assis-
tant for several weeks in the office of the
Fairfax roller mill.
Nh. and Mrs. Ad. Sandman have
returned from fortnight's visit with
relatives in Waseca.
Miss Lillian Frasch who has spent
several weeks visiting relatives in this
city, has returned to her home in Wanda.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winkelmann
visited their daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Thors-
ness at Hanska last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beussmann of Sioux
City are visitors at the johnson camp
down the Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mueller and DR..
and Mrs. Emil Mueller motored to St.
Peter last Wednesday to visit friends.
Chas: Vogtel recently purchased a
locomoblie. the largest machine manu-
featured in America. 1t is seven pas
senger.
At the annual meeting of the Spring
field Milling company, H. Bendixen was
reelected president and ]. A. Runck
secretary and treasurer.
Elmer Cordes has secured a position
in bank at Spencer, Wis, and will
spend the summer vacation studying
high finances there.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Collins of Faribault, which was born
July End, died last Saturday. Mrs.
Collins is a daughter of Mrs. Bertha
Riegler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stegemann
are the proud parents of baby daughter
which arrived at their place last week.
The two Oldest children of the Siege
mann family are boys, and the daughter
is therefor doubly welcome.
Adolph Schell is visiting friends and
relatives in New Ulm. Mr.. Schell is
now living in Portland, Oregon. He
came by Ford from Detroit where the
bad roads forced him to leave his heavier
car.
Lee Tenney, formerly connected with
the American Theater here as pianoist
has secured similar position at the
Grand Theater at Springfield. Mr..
Tenny is fine player and should do
we'll at Springfield.
Judge l. NJ. Olsen is in line for honors
as master fisherman. He spent several
days at Lake Emily last week. and on
Friday succeeded in landing mus
callonge, which tipped the beam at a
trifle better than ten pounds.
Clarence Anderson of Hanska suffered
painful injury while working. on the
section near New Ulm last week. His
foot was badly crushed while he was
helping put the heavy handcar on the
track.
The Misses Edna Tape, Hertha
Weddendorf, Esther Sannwald, Hertha
HUM, Elsa Retzlaff and Bertha Ruemke
will camp at Lake Marion from Friday,
July 16 to Friday July %. Mrs. F.
W. Spaeth of Winthrop will accompany
them as chaperon.
Albert Mattke Of Boyd, Mimi, fol
many years connected with the Eagle
Mills spent few days at the Wicherski
home last week. From here he went ia
visit at points in Wisconsin where he
will join his wife. He will later return
to his home at Boyd.
The Rawson Variety Store is under.
going some radical changes at the
present time. 1t seems that the volume
OF business is constantly increasing anc
to meet the growth of trade Mr.. Rawsor
is remodeling the basement and expects
to move the bargain counters to the
lower region. This will give him al
opportunity to spread the notions more
attractively so that customers can better
see what the store has to offer. The
walls and wood work will be finished il
white enamel and the basement section
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