New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-03

The animal stepped on Mr.. Gieseke's FOOT
causing painful wound.
Mrs. Paul Klinkhammer of Kissim.
me, Fla, has decided to return to New
Ulm and will move into her home or
North Franklin Street. MIR. Klink-
hammer died some months ago.
VIM. Martinka has accepted position
with the First National Bank of Spring
field. Mr.. Martinka was formerly with
the Citizens State Bank of New Ulm
but recently has been in Dakota for some
weeks.
Louis Buenger, ST.. Of this city and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Schmiesing of Lucan
started on a trip to California last
Wednesday. The party will go directly
to San Diego where they intend to remain
several months.
Mrs. Hy. Schwartz, ST.. entertained
eighteen of her friends last Thursday
| afternoon at her home on South Franklin
Street. The ladies spent the afternoon
at needlework and in visiting and very
nice supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning and
Miss Anna Steinhauser returned Mon
day evening from Mound, Lake Mime
tonka, where they had pleasantly spent
a few days with the A. J. Alvin family
at "Waldheim am See.''
The overall factory was closed last
week, on account of being short of
material, and Mr.. Lindemann, foreman
of the plant took occasion to go duck
hunting. He was accompanied by his
father, Chas. Lindemann, ST..
! VIM. Brown of Clinton, la. was
brought before Justice Henningsen Tues
day charged with drunkenness. He
plead guilty and was fined S. and costs.
| Upon payment of the costs amounting
to $3.45 the fine was RENTED.
Mrs. Anna Wicherski and son Emil
attended the funeral of Mrs. VIM. Feigel
at Hopkins last Tuesday. Mrs. Feigel
| was sister of Mrs. Wicherski. She had
been ailing with cancer of the stomach
| for quite a while and died a week ago
Sunday.
Prof. A. Ackermann of the D. M. L..
College was at Arco last Wednesday
afternoon and there oficiated at the
wedding of Emil C. Engkjer and Minnie
Abraham of Arco. The wedding cere-
mony was performed at the German
| Lutheran Church.
The following New Ulmites visited
with Nicollet friends during the past
week: DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Rieke, Mrs.
and Mrs. Albert Duehn, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Brueske, and F. H. Retzlaff and
Harry Joern. The latter two spent a
a couple Of days duck hunting at Swan
Lake.
Monday evening a week ago fare
well party was rendered Representative
Ernst G.. Pless OF Gibbon. Mr.. Pless
expects to move in few weeks to Ray
! mondville, Texas, in order to facilitate
him in handling the Texas land business
in which he has been interested for the
past year. Mr.. Pless is son Of Otto
Pless of this city.
The following Springfeliites were at
New Uln at some time Or other within
the past week: Lea Wagner, Charles
Pietsch, Wallace Marion, Miss Edith
Lehrer, Miss Margaret Wagner, E. H.
Asch, E. F. Peterson, H. Langmack,
Emil Rogotzke, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Lorenz, Mrs. E. w. Kaehler and Miss
Elsie Hasselmeyer.
| Mrs. Maria Elder who has been living
in Minneapolis for the past couple of
years has recently been in the Ethel Hos
pital. We have not learned definitely
what affection Mrs. Elder was suffering
from but believe that it was some trouble
with the limb that was broken before she
left New Ulm. She is just at home
again after several weeks stay at the
hospital.
During the past week New Ulm was
visited by the following Winthrop people:
Mrs. H. B. Garfield, B. Strelow, Dan
Novak, Miss Lizzie Rieke, Miss Irene
Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto King,
Mrs. Fred Blass, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Spaeth, Mr.. and Mrs. James Deveny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Gryuye. Mrs, H.
b. Yimm, Miss Judith Challstrom, Mrs
VIM. Klossner Mrs. Emily Kiesling, Mrs
Geo. Schemann, Mrs. John Lundquist
Mrs. Geo. Huelskamp, Miss Ella Rose
nau, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Roepke, and
Mrs. Gust Hildebrandt.