New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-14
Norman Alvin is visiting with Mr..
Mrs. Herman Breitkreutz in Arlington.

| George Grimm, a banker of Lamberton,
visited relatives in New Ulm several days
last week.
| A. C. Mueller, the jeweler, formerly
located at Springfield has decided to
open store at Comfrey.
i Mrs. Peter Christensen of Tacoma,
Washington, formerly of Sleepy Eye was
la New Ulm visitor last week.
] Howard Klossner, who has been en-
joying his vacation with his parents,
has returned to his duties at St. Paul.
| Miss Leona Mayer left today for a
visit of about two weeks with some of
her. class mates at Beardsley, MINI.
Miss May Arnoldy Of Minneapolis is
visiting at the A. ]. Loefler home on
North German Street for some weeks.
Attorney Albert Pfaender spent the
fore part of last week at the capitol
engaged in business matters for the city
DR.. and Mrs.. G. F. Reinke and son
Harold left for the exposition last Fri
day. They will be gone for some time.
Mr.. E. J. Buehrer Of the Fortschritt
visited Paul F. Dehnel, the new editor
of the Mankato Morning Journal last
Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Eckstein left for
her home at Clear Lake last Sunday
after a two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Alex Henle.
The two-week old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Gustave Hesse on First North street
died Sunday afternoon services were
| held yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Francisco Bellm, mother of Mrs
Herman Schemann who has been at the
Union Hospital undergoing a critical
operation is now much improved.
| Mrs. Frank Friedman of St. Paul ar
rived here last Saturday for visit of
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Alfred Schroeck, and other relatives.
Mrs. B. Follmann and Mrs. P. Liesch
left for Mankato today for ashort visit.
Miss Adeline Liesch, who has been
visiting at the Cities for some time, will
meet them at Mankato and return with
them.
| Frank G.. Friedman of St. Paul, a
former New Ulm boy, was married July
Sd to Miss Martha Mahoney of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. friedman are spending
their honeymoon visiting the Panama
Exposition at SanFrancisco.
| Mrs. NJ. Nabholz of Princeton, ILL.,,
and Mrs. A. Blasberg of Peru, ILL.,,
visited with Mrs. E. J. Buehrer over the
week end. They are on their way home
from the Exposition at San Francisco
They report the big show as much over
rated and poorly attended
The hay harvest has commenced in
the surrounding country and in spite
of the heavy rains the crop is reported
poorer than last year. The high water
filled the ponds and makes it hard to
get the wild hay. The tame hay crop
is being injured by the continued rains
that make it difficult to harvest it.
| Alex VanPragg of Decature ILL.,, south
ern Illinois representative for the Eagle
Mills, was in town last week with a party
OF the Mills big buyers. The party
consisted of William Reinhard of STRAIT
field, ILL.,, Walter Pankey of Harris
burg, ILL.,, and Mrs. C. L. Fluhrer of
Centralia, Ill.
The Misses Maria and Clara Korbel en-
tertained at six o'clock dinner last
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Therese Hefter of Minneapolis and Miss
Trunetta Schmed of LeSeuer. Covers
were laid for twelve guests and the pre-
vailing decorations were ferns and
geraniums. A three course dinner was
served.
Earl Setter now engaged with the
Edison Electric Co. of Detroit, visited
with friends and relatives in New Ulm
last week. Mr.. Setter is with the
Edison Illuminating Company as an
experimental electrician and spends his
time in research work in thier labora-
tories. The work is just in his line and
he is enjoying it very much.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber of Indi-
annapolis were New Ulm visitors the early
part of last week. Mr.. Lieber's father
was one OF the early settlers in this vi
entity and claims the distinction of
starting the first store in New Ulm. He
was one of the prominent business men
, here in the early daYssand will be well
| remembered by thesoa settlers.
Henry A. S. Ives, former st. Peter
boy, has been appointed to the important
| DOSitiOn. .Of Secretary RI tho Mipnoso+o