New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-28

Judge Geo. Ross was in st. Paul
several days last week.
Jacob Larson Of Hanska was New
Ulm visitor last Thursday.
Willibald Eibner transacted business
in Worthington last Tuesday.
A. r. Eggensperger Of Hanska visited
in New Ulm the first of the week.
Miss Olida Meyer visited at the ]. W..
Rooster home in Linden last week.
RIB. Thomas Of Lake Crystal motored
to New Ulm last Sunday for the day.
Elmer Tape is spending week of his
vacation at Fairfax visiting with relatives.
Edward Berkner and family of Sleepy
Eye were New Ulm visitors last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Arbes are home
from visiting friends at Worthington,
MINI.
MI. and Mrs. ALI. Pierson Of Berna-
dotte visited their daughter, Ruth, at
Union hospital last Sunday.
Arnold Esser and family motored to
Madison, Wis, last week for two weeks
visit with Mr.. rEsser's mother.
Mrs. G.. w. Cotton of Winona visited
at the Valentine Orthhome in Milford
last week. She returned to her home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Andring and Mrs. Elisa
Guenther of Mankato spent the week
end at the home of their sister, Mrs.
Ernest Gieseke
The weather continues favorable for
the small grain and great deal of the
rye, barley and oats will no doubt be cut
! during this week.
F. H. Niemann who is taking course
in Mechanical Engineering at the Uni
versity of Minnesota is spending a part
of his vacation in New Ulm.
Miss Eleanore Stephen, teaching in a
! Lutheran parochial school at WATERFOWL,
! S. D. is spending the summer with her
parents who live in Lafayette.
| Mr.. P. Liesch and children, Robert,
Aura and Lola, motored to Sibley, la.
last Thursday to visit with relatives.
They will return early this week.
| Mrs. Geo. Ross and daughters the
Misses Theresa, Clara and Gertrude
spent Wednesday Of last week with the
+. ALT. E. Bigot family Of Springfield.
! Andrew ]. Eckstein and family have
moved from Clear Lake to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Eckstein is connected with the Hen
nepin Truck Company of. Minneapolis.
Many loyal rooters accompanied the
Gibbon ball team to New Ulm last
Sunday to witness the game between the
Gibbon team and the local ball tossers.
! The Farmers Clubs of Watonwan
County held a joint picnic at Kansas
Lake near. St. James last Wednesday.
Seven clubs were present and large
number took part in the affair.
The New Ulm branch of the German
American Central Union has received a
call for aid for the German prisoners
+; suffering in Siberia. Collections will be
made for their relief in the near future.
The young Ladies Sodality of the
Holy Trinity church held very success.
full lawn social and bazaar last Wednes.
day evening. A band of sixteen pieces
helped to arouse interest and large
crowd was in attendance. Home made
candies, cakes and ice cream were served
! The Redwood Farmers and Bushes.
Mems alfalfa and silo tour last week wa:
great success. The trip was booste
campaign and the farmers and bushes!
men of Redwood visited with each othe
and discussed the alfalfa and ensilag,
situation besides getting better acquain
ted. Not bad idea for Brown County
C. A. Lauterbach. Andy Luschers ant
c. H. Baldwin of Redwood Falls passee
thru New Ulm last Thursday. The,
are on their way to the Cities by rcano,
down the Minnesota. They are taking
their time on the trip and stop at tn,
various towns along the way. The,
are expecting to reach the Cities by mex
Thursday.
Mr.. B. G. Neillson and assistant are a
present auditing the books of the Eagl
Roller Mills for Warwick, Mitchell, Pea
and Co. of St., Paul. This is the sam
company of expert accountants that in
stalled the present system of bool
keeping used by the city of New Ulm
They 60 over the Mills books twice
year. The auditing takes from two t
three weeks.