New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-04


Ed Week and family spent last week
camping at Lake Emily.
Harry Swenson Of st. Peter was New
Ulm business visitor last week.
Mrs. Henry Schwertfeger Of Sanborn
visited in New Ulm last week.
Elmer Tape has returned from q
weeks visit with relatives in Fairfax.
Armin Rachel is spending several
weeks visiting with friends in Winthrop.
Rev. l. F. Albrecht Of Fairfax was a
business visitor in New Ulm last Thurs
day.
A. R. Eggensperger, editor of the
Hanska Herald was a New Ulm visitor
last week.
Mrs. F. Behnke entertained out Of
town guests and their friends last
Saturday.
Mr.. Theodore Liebel Of Minneapolis
visited at the Fred Behnke home over
the week end.
John Trebesch. H. F. Dohrmann Of
Sleepy Eye were business visitors in
New Ulm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Deters and daugh-
ter, LARAMIE, of St. Paul visited friends
in New Ulm last week.
Mrs. Michael Collins and daughter of
Hudson, Wis, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Collins for week.
Mrs Johanna Schumacher and daughter
Emma and son Adolph attended to bust
ness matters in New Ulm last Thursday.
Otto Tape has secured the contract
for the building of the new residence of
Henry Schwartz on South Washington
Street.
John Mack of Milford threshed his rye
last week and found the crop unusually
good. The grain ran twenty bushel to
the acre of very fine rye.
Mrs. L. B. Krook entertained for Mrs.
E. R. Hartmann of St. Paul and Mes
danes Kaeppel and Fuerst of Chicago
last Friday afternoon.
Herman Mueller Of Springfield stopped
at New Ulm a short time last Thursday
He was on his way to St. Paul to have
cataract removed from his eye.
Thirty-nine Ford owners in the vicinity
of St. Peter are in position to profit by
the $50 refund which is being made to
the Ford owners by the company.
Joseph N. Schaefer Of Cottonwood was
about the first to do any threshing this
season. He threshed his rye last week
and found it ran about twenty bushels
to the acre.
A. G. Bierbaum and Herman Mueller
were tied for high place at the regular
weekly shoot of the New Ulm Gun Club
last Thursday evening with total Of
twenty-three birds apiece.
Madelia is not cursed with saloons but
the sheriff finds it necessary to round
up the blind piggers occasionally and
hale them to St. James for trial. They
pay the fine and return to continue
operations.
The delegation of skat enthusiasts
that journeyed to Norwood last Sunday
came home empty handed from the
tournament. They found the luck
against them when they met the Nor
wood club.
Mrs. B. Follmann leaves this week to
replenish her millinery stock at Chicago
! and Milwaukee. Mrs. Follmann ex-
poets to make quite an extended visit
in the two cities and will be gone till the
latter part of August.
The local armory has struck another
snag and it is quite probable that it
cannot be completed in schedule time.
The mill work for the interior has failed
to put in its appearance as yet altho it
was ordered here for the middle Of last
month.
Theo. Scheiderich and his helpers
have at last finished the cleaning Of the
windows in the new High School building.
It was long job as it is the first time
the glass has been cleaned since the
building was finished and the accumulat-
ton Of paint and dried putty made it
hard work.
Mrs. S. A. Pfeferle and Miss Lucy
Pfeferle and Miss Carrie Haas left last