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

DR.. L. A. Fritsche was Wanda
visitor Tuesday.
DR.. Hammermeister and wife visited
with friends in Sleepy Eye Monday.
Miss Dora Hummel of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting friends and relatives
in New Ulm for short time.
Meta and Louise Rautenberg are
visiting in Sanborn and Lamberton this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Steinke and Mr..
and Mrs. Hale of Minneapolis were New
Ulm visitors Sunday.
DR.. Weiser has consented to act as
deputy coroner in the absence OF DR..
Reineke while the latter is on his trip
to the coast.
A big souvenier drinking horn donated
to the funniest by Henry Herrian was
ratified off during the celebration and
was won by Walter Hose.
Mrs. Joseph P. Vogel and Mrs. L.
Schilling left for Redwood Falls yester-
day to spend few days with Mrs. Schil-
ling's daughter, Mrs. Lauterbach.
DR.. C. Schoregge of Henderson spent
Monday with his mother, Mrs. ]. Bob
letter. DR.. Schoregge was accompanied
by Miss H. Bosel.
The schoolboard will hold a short
session next Thursday to consider bids
on the new toilets to be installed in the
Emerson building.
Next Sunday night English services
will be held in the Lutheran church.
Prof. J. Meyer will deliver the evening
sermon.
: The Misses Elsie and Verna Bliefer-
NIGHT of Berlin, Wis, are spending a
week or two with their uncle, Prof. E. R.
Bliefernicht on North Payne St.
DRESSMAKING Miss Marie Kral
No. 8 Main and Center St. has opened
a sewing school. Glasses all the year
round. Plain and fancy dressmaking
Telephone 1856. Adv. II.
The young son of Anton Schrimpf
suffered painful accident last Saturday
when he was kicked by horse. No
bones were broken but the muscles of
the leg were badly bruised.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. G. F. Reineke and
son, Harold, started for the Exposition
Friday of this week for a four weeks
trip. In their absence their little daugh-
ter will visit her grandmother and aunt
at Faribault.
Mrs. Peter Kelgen of St. Peter died at
her home in that city last Sunday night
and the funeral was held Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernst Gieseke and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gieseke of New Ulm at
tended the funeral services.
F. H. Krook and family, Mrs. L. B.
Krook and daughter, Frances, and Mrs.
VIM Smith of Minneapolis motored to
st. Peter Monday for the day. Mrs.
F. H. Krook and children then accom-
panied Mrs Smith to Minneapolis
where they will visit for few weeks.
Miss Therese Hestr of Minneapolis
is spending the week as the guest OF
Mrs. John Korbel on North State Street.
Mr.. Walter Kehms, Miss Louise Kehms
and Miss Anna Hartig of Mankato also
enjoyed the Fourth in New Ulm as
guests at the Korbel home.
Recently the Nicollet county board
of commissioners borrowed $4,000 from
C. O. Kalman & Co., St. Paul, to expend
on the state rural highway Of the county.
The bonds call for six per cent interest
and are now at the courthouse awaiting
the signatures of the auditor and chair
man of board.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Bertha Hummel
a former New Ulm girl, to Mr.. Perry
Burnham of Salt Lake City on June
QUILL. N4l. dllu NILS. Will
make their home at Salt Lake City
where he is manager of large concrete
culvert company. They will be at home
after September first.
A pleasant gathering was held at the
Lutheran parochial school Monday
July 5th, in celebration Of the day.
Several hundred people were in atten-
dance and enjoyed themselves with
bowling on the temporary bowling al
ley and in other games and sports.
Lunch was served by the ladies of the
church in the evening.
A near-fre occurred during the cele-
bration on Minnesota Street last Satur-
day evening when the awning of the
Bierbaum grocery store was ignited by
some of the fireworks striking in a fold
of the cloth and had it not been for