New Ulm review., 1915-06-30
VIM. H. Bierbaum visited at Camp
Lakeview over the week end.

VIM. H. Bierbaum visited at Camp
Lakeview over the week end.
Chas. Emmerich was business caller
in Springfield several days last week.
Mrs. Alb. Gag and children spent
Saturday and Sunday in Searles visiting
friends and relatives.
Victor Schleuder will leave on the 7th
for two weeks fishing trip to the Wis.
consin Lakes.
| DR.. L. c. Quasi of St. Paul arrived
in New Ulm last Saturday to spend q
week visiting friends and relatives.
Ole o. Haugen, Knute Johnson and
N. J. Ouren of Hanska were New Uln
visitors between trains last Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Emmerich visited with
friends and relatives in Comfrey. Miss
Agnes Lila accompanied her to New
Ulm.
Attorney George Erickson visited with
his brother, Orlando Erickson, of Brigh-
ton over Sunday returning Monday
morning.
Mrs. Fred Johnson entertained Mrs.
L. B. Krook, Miss Allie Scherer and
Mrs. Louis Vogel at the camp one night
last week.
Judge Olson and Court Reporter
Eckstein left Sunday afternoon to at
tend the meeting of the Circuit Court
at Redwood Falls Monday.
Eugene Pfeferle has purchased a new
car from the South Side Auto Company
The car is seven passenger Chandler
Six and is dandy.
Henry Nicklaus, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alb. Nicklaus of this city is recovering
from an attack of tonsilities with which
he has been suffering. for several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Aug. Faubel who have
been visiting the latter's mother and
other relatives in this city for the past
few weeks, returned to their home in
St. Paul.
In spite of the sultry weather a large
number of New Ulm young people at
tended the big barn dance held at the
Frank Guth farm on the Sigel road last
Sunday night.
The following ladies celebrated their
birthdays at Turner Hall last Saturday
| afternoon: Mrs. H. L. Ramme, Mrs.
I L. G. Bell, Mrs. Otto Meyer and Mrs.
! Henry Engel.
! Mrs. Jake Laven and son Wilfred of
Mankato spent dseveral ays with Mrs.
Laven's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hahselbruck, the past week. They
returned to Mankato Saturday.
The Northwestern road will run
special train to Mankato July 18th for
those who wish to take in the big Bar
mum and Bailey shows. The train
will leave here at 8:43 and will return
at $50.
II. T. Peterson, the new sales manager
of the Marshall mills, visited in New Ulm
over the week end leaving on the after
noon train Sunday. He is much pleased
with his new position and declares he is
learning the game rapidly.
The big barn of John Peterson of
Belgrade, Nicollet County was struck
by lightning. The building burned
down to the ground. All the cattle was
saved. The loss is estimated at about
$1,000 and the insurance amounts to
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Berndt, Sr. spent
a week visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Darwin and family in Buhl,
MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin will move
to Springfield the 1st of July where Mr..
Darwin has accepted a position in a
grain elevator.
DR.. Schoch stepped into the Review
office Monday and displayed a ripe
tomato which he had just picked from
Christ Filzen's garden The tomato
was not large but was firm and ripe. It
is unusually early for home grown
tomatoes and speaks we'll for careful
gardening.