New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-16

Carl Engel, son of Fire Marshal Engel,
fell from a tree Sunday and broke the
large bone of his leg.
C. H. Spaeth and family of Raymond
visited New Ulm relatives and friends the
latter part of the week.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schmidt was christened George William
at the Lutheran church Sunday.
The Esser Liquor Co. are excavating
the ground under the sidewalk in front
of their saloon. They intend to install
a small distillery in the near future.
DR.. Hugo A. Rehfeld, optometrist, who
has been located for quite number of
years at Fairmont, recently removed to
Minneapolis.
The date of the Lyman Howe travel
ogue has been changed from August
23d to August 29th and will appear at
Turner Hall at the latter date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor J. Snilsberg re-
turned Saturday from Coney Island
and Waconia where they had spent
a two weeks vacation from the daily
grind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Crone returned
CIV dow fro,,, Cb;o,ro ,,,Lono NV CroDo
had spent the week buying the fall
goods for the Crone Bros. Department
Store.
C. A. Ottomeyer returned Thursday
afternoon from Chicago where he at
tended the annual Style Show and made
his purchases for the fall and winter
trade
Ralph Yates OF Sleepy Eye and wife
were in the city the early part of the week.
Mr.. Yates came here to celebrate his
10th birthday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. E: W. Mueller Sunday.
Acting on the Geographic request sent
him by First Sergt. August Marschne1
Of the Machine Gun Co., Lieut.. VIM. H.
Bierbaum expressed 40 cots to the COM
pany at Llano Grande, Texas last week.
Gustav A. Wellner and family OF
Hibbing, MINI. arrived here the fore
part of the week for several weeks
stay with the mother and brothers of
Mr.. Wellner. They made the trip by
auto.
L. V. Alvin of Mound, who has been
visiting here for the past week had his
tonsils removed at the Union Hospital
Monday. Mrs. Alvin was also here fol-
few days, returning home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Gerboth and her grand
daughter, Miss Maurine Gerboth, have
returned from their visit to Excelsior,
St. Paul and Minneapolis. Miss Ger
both will leave for her home in Cedar
Rapids, Ia, this week Friday.
Mrs. Ernst Hoehne was surprised by
a number of her friends Saturday in
honor of her 63rd birthday. The ladies
presented their hostess with a number
of pretty gifts and delicious supper was
served. All reported a very happy
afternoon.
At a recent meeting of the stock.
holders of the Nicollet State Bank it
was voted to increase the capital stock
of the bank from $4,000 to $25,000
J. C. Zins was elected vice president
of the bank to file the vacancy caused
by the death of August Stott.
A young boy, Bertrand Bienapf, who
was visiting at the Wd. Eibner home last
week fell from an apple tree at the Chas.
Stuebe place on North German Street
Friday and sustained a broken arm
The youngster is son of Frank Bienapf
of Mankato. He returned home Satur-
day.
Saturday evening Miss Hildegard
Julius gave a party in honor of Miss
Marie Rolwes who is planning to leave
to take a post graduate course in nurs-
ing. Miss Rolwes left Monday morn
ing for Chicago where she will visit
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs
Draeger, before she goes to New York
City.
Floyd Cunningham, formerly of Sleep,
Eye and now serving as End Lieutenant
with the Minnesota troops at Llant
Grande, Texas, writes to friends i,
Sleepy Eye that the Second Regimen
Band is the best of all the bands in tn,
large camp where the Minnesota troops
are stationed. Lieut.. Cunningham be
longs to the Mortified Company. Sever
men of Mortified belong to the band.
P. w. Hutson was very busy the fore