New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-21
Mrs. G. Filzen, ST.. visited with friends
and relatives at Springfield LAST unday.

recent operation very nicely.
Mrs. Peter Jutz has returned from her
visit at Nicollet where she has been for
some time.
Mrs. J. Abrahamson and son Waldo
of Nicollet visited at the Quist home last
Thursday and Friday.
The Junior Turner's have gone into
camp on the Cottonwood and are having
a fine week of it.
Mrs. John Gratz of Waseca visited
with her son, John and family of this
city and returned home last Sunday.
Mrs. Mike Kioes and son, Joseph, of
Watertown, Wis, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. C. Flzen, Sr.
1t is reported that considerable damage
was done to the rural phone lines by the
heavy wind of last Saturday night.
Reuben Franta left Monday morning
for Vergas, MINI. where he has accepted
a position in bank for the summer.
Mrs. George Hahselbruck spent Sum
day with her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Laven
in Mankato.
Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer expects to spend
several days this week at Evan visiting
with her mother and other relatives.
Peter Burcher and Edward Christ
nagel of Madelia were New Ulm business
visitors last week.
Mrs. B. Quist and daughter, Edith,
of St. Peter, who have been visiting at
the home Of MI. and Mrs. Victor Quist,
left for their home last Monday.
The Misses Elsie and Carrie Penkert
left for Lamberton last Monday for a
protracted visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buchl together
with Franz Willinger and daughter,
Minnie made trip to Morgan and
Redwood Falls last week in Mr.. Buchl's
car.
Miss Emma Kueck who has been
visiting friends and relatives in New
Ulm for some time has returned to her
home in Delhi. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Herbert Vogelpohl and Miss
Marparet W0ehke.
Ross Jones, Northwestern freight con-
ductor, was injured at Morgan last
Tuesday when he was thrown from be-
tween the moving cars and the depot
platform. Mr.. Jones was formerly a
resident of New Ulm and will be we'll
Remembered here.
Rev. F. w. Hauser of Sleepy Eye was
married last week to Miss Edith Davey
of that city. Rev. Hauser has just
accepted the pastorate of the German
Evangelical Church at Warrington,
Mimi, and has removed there with his
BRIDE .e4 49,,
Emil Hage was invited to accompany
the Governor Hammond party to the
exposition but was unable to accept the
invitation owing to the pressure of
business. The party left St. Paul in two
special cars last Wednesday and will
be gone tin the 18th.
William Smasal of Springfield is visit
ing with his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Smasal of this city, Mr.. Smasal has
been in the employ of Paffrath-Schmid
Company of Springfield for some time
and has now accepted position with the
First National Bank of Dickinson, N. D.
Rev. Wheeler took the Boy Scouts fol
a trip up the Cottonwood in his launch
last week. The high water makes the
navigation of the pretty stream quite
feasible this summer. The party con-
tanned eight Boy Scouts and they spent
two very enjoyable days camping on the
banks of the Cottonwood.
A horse belonging to Frank Wandersee
caused ripple Of excitement last Tues
day evening when it made a break down
Minnesota Street dragging the heavy
weight with which it was tied. The
swinging weight endangered the plate
glass window of the Paul Hackbarth
Shoe store and finally wound about the
horses legs and brot it to stop.
The heavy wind and rain of last
Saturday night did surprisingly little
damage to the grain. With the grain
as heavy as it is this year it was feared
that great deal Of it would lodge. But
very few OF the farmers report damage
OF any Importance. With the present
weather holding, there seems every
reason to expect a bumper crop of small
grain.
Mr.. Alfred Brembach and wife and
Miss Tess Schapekahm arrived here