New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-08-18

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Thee. Meier spent the week end with
his sister, Mrs. William Werner, at
Renville.
Miss Iona Setter Of Minneapolis visited
with her sister, Mrs. Emil Frenzel, several
days last week.
Robert Henle of Rochester spent last
week visiting with friends and relatives
in New Ulm.
Louis Buenger, ST.. has returned from
visit at the home Of Robert Fritsche in
Aberdeen, S. D.
The St. Annes Court held it's initia-
ton at the Holy Trinity. school last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Radtke Of Sanborn has
returned to her home after a visit with
relatives in this city.
Frank Dallmann of Elroy, Wis. spent
several days last week with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Dallmann.
Prof. A. F. REIN left last Tuesday for
Kenosha where he will spend few weeks
with his son Edmund.
Mrs. J. L. Lobben of St. James has
returned to her home in that city after
visit with friends in New Ulm.
William Meile was visitor at the home
of his sister, Mrs. H. F. Blomquist Of
Mankato several days last week.
Mrs. Joseph satler and son, Harold,
of 1vanhoe, have reutned home after
visiting with friends in New Ulm.
Miss Josephine Diepolder who has
been visiting with relatives in Madelia
has returned to her home in this city.
After spending pleasant vacation in
New Ulm Miss Katherine Steinke has
returned to her duties with the Mercan-
tile Store Of Morgan.
| Mr.. and Mrs Albert Schilling of
Great Falls, Mont. have returned home
| after several weeks visit with relatives
in New Ulm and Springfield
Mrs. G. F. Dongus and daughter,
Frieda, attended the Chicago style show
: last week. They will take in a similar
show in the twin cities before coming
home.
Robert Vergever, instructor in the
commercial course in the city high
school, enjoyed short visit last week
from his father, who made the trip in a
car from Kansas.
Robert Horwitz, OF St. Paul, brought
Julian Metzinger to New Ulm with him
last Sunday morning. Julian has been
visiting with his aunt Mrs. Horwitz in
St. Paul for the last seven weeks.
Miss Lauretta McCabe and Miss
Loretta Schmidt, who have been taking
the nurses training course ir New Ulm,
left for St. Peter last week for short
vacation visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Leen and Mrs. D.
M Lowell and her daughter, returned
last Friday from a trip thru Dawson
Montevideo and other points,, Mr.
Leen reports bad roads and seas of mud
Miss Edith Woebke, of Brooklyn, N
Y. was the guest of honor at an enter
tainment given by Mrs. Herbert Vogel
pohl last Tuesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in playing games ant
other amusements.
Peter Giefer of Thief River Falls VIII.
visited in New Ulm last week reports thai
the wheat crop in that section is severa
weeks behind the crop here, due to tn,
cold and rainy weather. The prospect.
are good for heavy crop.
Editor Hodges Of Sleepy Eye was ;
visitor at the Review office last Saturda,
He says he is growing tired of his worl
and that the rush of his other bushes:
affairs will make it necessary for him tt
find an editor for his paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Minium were
called away to Mason City, Iowa, last
Tuesday morning by the severe illness Of
Mr.. Minium's mother. They left in
their car for Mason City, from where
they left for Clear Lake nearby.
! Sleepy Eye is on the boom. It is re.
ported that during the last six months
over $150,O00 in Improvements, the
greater portion of it for residence con
struction, have been made in that city.
They almost keep pace with New Ulm.
The Rausch meat market of St. Peter
is planning to take an exhibit of meats
to the State Fair. Mr.. Rausch claims
to be the champion sausage maker Of
the state and sausage is the principal
article he will show in his exhibit. Some
of our local meat markets ought to be