New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12

Geo. Erickson was business visitor
IN Mankato the forepart Of this week.
t. Dr. O. c. Stricken made q business
/ trip too The Cities Monday ffieturnii,i
Tuesday. 4
Willie Scheibel, son Of Mrs. Mary
Scheibel underwent an operation TO,
rupture at the Union Hospital DURING
the week.
Frank J. Schmidt and wife who live il
kandiyohi County about IL miles from
Hector visited with friends and relatives
here over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Hintz and children
went to Watervitle, Mimi, to spend {
week with the Doctors parents. They
returned Friday.
Mrs. A. N. Rinke who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at the
Loretto Hospital was able to return to
her home la st week. /.
Miss Lydia Rieke of West Newton
left yesterday for Mortified to visit he,
brother Ben who is manager of the
Carleton College farm.
Mrs. Herman Held and two son.
spent Home Coming week at Mankato
with her mother and sister. Mr.. Held
was down for the Fourth.
Among those who drove to Mankatc
for the Home Coming pageant were the
Stricklers, Wycoffs, Vogtels; Henning-
sens, Meiles, Lelands and Liesches.~
Mrs. Forest English has returned
from her visit at Mankato and expect.
to leave today for the Cities to visit
with Mr.. English at Camp Bobleter.
Gibbs" Everling managed to hur,
his hand quite badly while working al
the Ruby Theatre Saturday. The acci
dent is not serious but was quite un
pleasant.
Mrs. B. Bergeson and daughter There
sa of Watertown, S. D., visited over tn
Fourth with her brothers, George an
Anton Preisinger. Her daughter, Mrs
! Dyer and two children were also here.
! Fritz Epke of CORTLAND sold $122
worth of fine porkers to Stuebe Bros
the: past two weeks. They were ia
pigs and Mr.. Epke says there still
money in hogs in spite of cholera.
Mrs. Mary Scheibel was in Elgir
North Dakota last week where she pul
chased three farms, one of 100 acre
and the other two 1870 acres each. Sh
expects to move there in the fall wit
her two sons.
Mrs. Katherine Koehler returne
Saturday from two weeks stay wit
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. C. Backer {
Minneapolis. While there two sons {
Mrs. Backer, Werner and Oscar, wer
married.
! Miss Edith Schwanke, a formt
I teacher. in the public schools here
( attending. summer school at Berkele,
ECalif; She will visit several of tt
western cities before her return i
August.
| Mrs. Fred Hamann returned las
week fro m visit at the home of he
brother-in-law H. P Hamann and famil
at Sykeston, N. D. Her husband az
companied her when she went to Syke:
ton but returned after few days.
! C. H. Young workman on the North
western Bridge crew accidently struc
his right foot with sledge hamne
! while working on bridge near here
The blow caused him to- lose his balanc
and he fell distance of twelve fee,
striking on his left arm and breaking tn
humerus. The injury was attended t
by the Northwestern road surgeon, d.
Hammermeister. 1913. ...
Corn certainly ought to grow nov
as it never grew before as 1t can get al
the sunshine and heat 1t wants. Monda
the thermometer rose to 81 degrees
which was the hottest day of the week
Nearly every day it has been hoverin
around 80 degrees and but for tn
gentle breezes 1t would be nigh unbea,
able. The evenings, however, are some
what cooler and Sunday the tempers
ture even dropped to 81 degrees. -: