New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-25
LOCAL NOTES

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c. H. Spaeth and family of Raymond,
Mimi, are spending a week visiting
here.
John w. Hanschen and family Of Bel
grade, MINI. is visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Muske for q week.
Mrs. Jas. D. Fleckenstein Of Wate,.
town, S. D. is guest of Mrs. F. D..
Minimum this week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Rothenburg of Spring.
field were seen among the throngs that
attended the big circus yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. o. j. Seifert entertain
ed last Wednesday evening at dinner in
honor of Frank and Richard Baasen and
William Martell, all of whom are at
home on visit to their mother, Mrs.
Mary Baasen Mrs. .Baasen was also one
of the guests.
Miss Mabel DIN, daughter of Mrs.
Mary DIN of Sacramento, Cal. was
married last Thursday to John Ahrens
of this city at 10 o'clock in the First
English Lutheran Church of Sacramento.
The bride and her mother made their
home here until recently and both
young people are well known in New
Ulm. They will make their home in the
West.
Another near-accident was reported
last week, this time. to the Ford auto
owned by Mr.. C. H., Hammond, fore
man of the crew which was grading and
boulevarding North Broadway. The
accident happened on the corner of Mime
sofa and Fourth North Street. One
of the rear axles of the car snapped but
fortunately the machine was under con-
troll and no one was hurt. The machine
was taken to local garage and repaired
in short order.
Mrs. Adele Schell of Los Angeles,
California, arrived this week to spend
a couple of months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Schwertfeger. On her way
here she stopped for short time in the
Twin Cities and attended the annual
picnic of New Timers who live in the
cities. It was a most pleasant affair,
Mrs. ScheQ said, and was attended by
some thirty or forty former residents of
our city. 1t was held at Como Park.
Mr.. E. Lundeen, monotype represen-
tative, has been in New Ulm this week
looking up business for his company and
incidentally saying word for himself
as it is his intention to go into business
for himself the first Of September. He
tells US that everywhere he goes he finds
the utmost faith and optimism expressed,
business is looking good after rather
dull summer and in this section of the
country at least there seems to be
nothing that could be called hard times
Mrs. Louise Toberer is suffering from
a very lame arm and number of severe
bruises caused by the jolting Of the auto
in which she was riding Sunday afternoon
when the road developed several very
bad ruts in succession. The bad road
was in Cottonwood County and is said
to be a place that the Commissioners
have been notified of several times.
When the auto bumped from one rut
to the other the ladies in the car were
thrown violently up against the top and
Mrs. Toberer struck her arm in such a
way that the bone in it was split.
Last Wednesday Arthur C. Lehrer of
Springfield and Miss Georgia Zeches OF
St. Charles were united in marriage in
the latter city. The groom is the oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lehrer of Spring
field and is quite well-known here. The
bride is a teacher and resides at St.
Charles. For several years she taught
school in the public schools at Spring
field. The newlyweds started on an
extensive wedding trip which will carry
them to Yellowstone Park and to the
Pacific Coast. After their return they
will make their home at Springfield.
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