New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14

Mrs. F. w. johnson and daughter
Helen eft Monday for visit in St. Paul
and at Madison, Wisconsin.
Miss Dorothy Sieburg and several
friends from Fairmont visited Sum
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rolwes.
Mrs. B. Esser, who was taken serious
ly i'll last week, has somewhat improved
since Sunday, but her condition is still
causing apprehension.
Richard Pfefferle was in Minneapolis
several days of the past week, attend
ing the state encampment of the G. A.
R. as delegate of the local post.
News was received in this city last
week of the death of Mrs. Ingermann,
mother of Mrs. Chas. Koke, formerly
of this city and later of Mankato.
Miss Clara Steinhauser entertained
a party of ladies in compliment to Mrs.
Hellriegel Monday afternoon at the
summer cottage at the foot of College
Hill.
Hanska is experiencing building
boom, both in the business and in the
residence districts, the contemplated
.. improvements totaling something over
; $11 200.
Mrs. Ad.. Meile IS attending the
, fiftieth anniversary celebration Of the
founding of St. Mary's School at Fair
bault this week. The family made
the trip down Sunday by car.
Editor Aug. Erickson of the Spring
field Free Press paid the Review fra
ternal call Friday and took time to look
over the improvements recently made
in the printing plant.
Judging from the setting off of fire
crackers and other noise producing
things within the past week the glorious
Fourth will not fall behind any of it's
predecessors when it comes to racket.
Mrs. Anna Rinke who was taken
with an attack of appendicitis last week
has improved great deal but she will
undergo an operation at the Loretto
hospital today in order to be permanent
ly rid of the trouble.
Miss Herta Hers, who has been
attending an art school at New York,
returned Saturday to spend her vaca-
ton with her family. She was ac-
companied by Miss Barbara Glaeser
of Pittsburgh, Pa, who will visit at
the Hers home.
Fred Christensen and Herman Marks
we're on fishing expedition to Lake
Jefferson several days last week, but
did not land much of a string. All
they caught was few pickeral, crappies
and sunfish and not single bass.
The Obergammerauer Peasant Play
ers are expected in New Ulm the end
of the week and date for the per-
Torrance will then be announced. They
will play at the Turner Theatre either
June 25th or July I'd. Rudolph Bach,
who was in the city for several weeks has
again joined his company.
Miss Ella Lundgren of Warren, Mimi,
has been a guest at the L. B. Krook
home the past week. Miss Francis
Krook entertained for her last Thurs
day evening. Miss Lunddren left
Sunday for St. Peter, accompanying
DR.. and Mrs. Edw. Larson and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Babcock of that city
who had spent the day here
Prof. Hess announces that the School
Library will be open to the public
during the months of June and August
in the afternoons from 80 to 5. Pu-
pills of all grades above the primary
will be allowed the use of the library
and the general public may also secure
books. Miss Juni will be in charge
Take note that the library will be closed
during July.
Fairmont is one Of the most progressive
little cities in Southern Minnesota, ac-
cording to F. ". Johnson, who visited
the town on Memorial day. No less
than IS blocks of pavement have been
contracted for to be laid this summer.
although the business section of the
city already is paved. One of the nearby
lakes is made attractive as summer resort
and an immense new hotel is in the
course Of construction. The spirit of
q wide-awake, progressive city is evil
dent on every hand, Mr.. Johnson saws,
Mr. and Mrs. John Stephan, living
in Lafayette, Nicollet County, were
agreeab}y surprised Sunday afternoon