New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-31


i with his sister, Mrs. Henry Ahrens over
Sunday.
l Miss Helga Bolstad of Minneapolis
is spending some time with friends
in New UIm. :a~<.
Miss Allie Scherer came down Satur-
day from Minneapolis to spend Decora-
ton Day in New Ulm.
Sheriff w. J. julius was in the Twin
Cities Saturday attending to business
connected with his office.
Miss Elvera Brandt is spending her
summer vacation with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Brandt.
Gp,. j. Inhofer, grain dealer of Win
throeo is in the city visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Flor.
Rev. c. Holm of this city was the
orator of the day yesterday at Sleepy
Eyes observance of Memorial Day.
Mrs. NJ. Brandt of MINNEAPOLIS is
visiting at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brandt.
Arthur Meyer of Opheim, Mont, is at
present visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Meyer. He is employed
at bank in Opheim.
Il. S. Peterson of the Westbrook
Seminal was New Ulm visitor one day
last week between trains and paid the
Review Office the compliment of call.
Three companies of the Second Regi-
ment, Fairmont, Mortified and Worth
1ngton have been placed on probation
and will be mustered out unless they
speedily reorganize.
Robert Viergever, commercial teacher
in the local high school, was suddenly
called away to his home in Nebraska on
account OF the death of his sister, who
died last Monday. He returned the
latter part of the week. - :
| Miss Carrie Backer closed her school
last week and has returned home for the
summer. She expects to make a trip
to- the Pacific Coast states with her
parents and they will leave in about ten
days and probably will remain the
greater part of the summer.
County Auditor Vogel celebrated his
47th birthday last Wednesday, but was
so deep in work that the band boys who
wanted to serenade him failed to dig
him out. Mr.. Vogel is always reminded
OF his birthday by the band because
it also is that organizations anniversary,
it having been organized eighteen years
), ago.
The police were notified Saturday by
one of the local liverymen that parties
who had hired a rig the day before had
not returned and it was feared that it
was a case of horse stealing. The
parties who hired the rig turned up
later in the day, however. They had
= been delayed by the bad roads in the
Swan Lake district
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spoerhase of Win
throp celebrated their china wedding
: last Saturday. Mrs. w. G. Alvin, Mrs.
A. Rinke, Mrs. Otto Setter and Miss
Mellta Spoerhase went over for the
festivities and returned Monday. Others
had planned to attend but the heavy
rains made roads too uncertain for
autoing.
t Burton French of Minneapolis will be
: associated with Capt. Albert Steinhauser
2. in the practice of law after June 1st.
r The young man, a son of Mrs. Nellie B.
French and grandson of Anton Brey,
was admitted to the bar about a year
ago. For the past four years he has
!, been employed in the claim department
4. OF the Twin City Rapid Transit Com
:, pany.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to Frank Ziegenhagen of New Ulm and
Agnes Petrick of Evan township, and
2 Frank p. Wales of Minneapolis and Anna
M. Hansen of Prairieville township. The
latter couple were married by Judge
Ross and Immediately left for Minnea-
polls where they will make their home.
The ceremony took place at the office of
Judge Ross Saturday afternoon.
A number Of friends of John L. Hoff-
mann arranged a surprise party in his
honor Saturday evening, the occasion
being his 61st birthday anniversary.
Those attending the celebration were
members of the fire company of which
organization he has been a member for
a good many years. Despite his adj
vanced age Mr.. Hoffman, is still hale
and hearty and goes to work every day
like youngster
The Turner Ladies celebrated their
regular birthday catherine Loot Tl,,,,.