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

] Miss Elizabeth Schmidt gave party
to several of her friends last Friday
evening.
Miss Irene Koehler of Fairbault ar
rived Tuesday for visit with her friend,
Miss Florence Wartha.
Mrs. Anna Rinke returned Monday
from her fall buying trip. The milliners
will have their opening week at the time
OF the County Fair.
Miss Cora Metag of Morgan visited
J last week with New Ulm relatives. Her
father drove over Sunday in his car and
Miss Metag returned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Zschunke and
family are spending the week at Lake
Francis, Elysian, MINI. They drove
down in their car Sunday morning and
are "cottaging' at the lake.
Some threshing reports coming in
from this vicinity sound a little more
| encouraging. Crone Bros. report so
bushels OF oats and 10 bushels of wheat
per acre. Chas. Stuebe, ST., reports a
yield of 48 bushels of oats.
! Mrs. Otto Heymann and her mother,
Mrs. Jos. Flor returned last week from
visit with Mrs. Gag at Marshall.
They were gone couple of weeks. Mrs.
Gag was Miss Ella Flor before her
marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bingham, Miss
katherine Weiser and Mrs. H. N. Som
sen and son, Heine, autoed to St. Paul
and Minneapolis the latter part Of last
week. They went by way of Faribault,
Alfred Baltrusch driving the car.
Mrs. Fred Landwehr and little daugk-
ter, Marie, of Elgin, ILL.,, who have been
spending the past three weeks with the
Andrew Kirsch family returned home
| Monday. Mrs. Landwehr was Miss
Kirsch before her marriage.
Mrs. Chas. Cornwall and little daugh-
ter Marjory of Moline, ILL.,, arrived this
week to spend several weeks visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. M. Olsen. Mr.. Cornwall will come
later for weeks stay and all will return
together.
Last week Arnold Stamm sold his
residence on South Minnesota Street to
Julius Krause of Golden for the sum of
100000. Another residence property
sale was made recently when Frank
Leibold sold his residence on North
Minnesota Street to Henry C. Vogel
and Frank R. Waibel for $3.50.
Joseph Wartha, an employee in the
Review Office, spent several days of his
vacation in the cities, making the trip
by car. On Thursday of last week he
was called to Marshall where the
Marshall News Messenger people were
having a little difficulty with the mono
type during their operators absence on
vacation. - :: z~
At recent meeting of the directors
OF the State Bank of New Ulm Ferdinand
Crone was elected President to succeed
Col: John Buschers who rendered his
resignation a short time ago on account
of ill-health. Mr.. Buschers who re-
ceived treatment in one of the Twin City
hospitals for several weeks, has returned,
feeling somewhat improved but not
strong enough to take up active duties
in the bank.
The members of the New Ulm Turn
verein and the members of the Ladies
Society will picnic at Hunters Rest next
Sunday afternoon, August goth. This
celebration is held annually in honor OF
Christian Friedrich Ludwig, the father
of the German system of physical culture,
whose birthday falls on August 18th.
The picnic will be strictly private and
restricted to members of both societies
only.
Miss Allie Muhs and Clarence Grussen-
dorf were married at the local Methodist
parsonage Friday, August 4th, Rev.
Holm officiating. The young people
failed to take their friends or Relatives
into their confidence until at the last
moment when they needed another wit.
ness to the ceremony and Mr.. Grussen-
DORIS father was called in. Miss Muhs
had been employed at the F. w. Eibne1
restaurant and when she neglected to
return to her duties Friday morning
inquiry at her home discovered the fact
that she had taken a sudden leave.
postal card during the week informed
friends that the couple were at Crane
Rapids, MINI. 1t is expected they will
make their home here. Mr.. Grussendor1
is painter by trade.