New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-02

! Attorney B. A. French transacte d
matters of business at Sleepy Eye
yesterday. ~.
Mrs. J. A. Furth and daughter, Miss
Lillian returned to their home in Chicago
Wednesday after three weeks visit with
the P. H. Furth family.
The Misses Oleta Niemann and Agnes
Gieseke accompanied by Otto Niemann
enjoyed an auto trip to Springfield
Thursday returning Friday. =.
+ Oscar Baer has been spending few
days with New Ulm relatives. He is
located at Rochester where he has a
very good position in drug store.
Jos. Faas of Bloomer, Marshall Coun-
ty, Mimi, is spending his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Faas.
Joseph is employed as pharmacist is a
Bloomer drug store. "
Miss Alice Inhofer of Winthrop and
the Misses Virginia and Alma ;Regnier
of Genton, Mimi, returned to their
homes Thursday afternoon after, a visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Nellie French of St. Paul and
her niece, Miss Augusta Subilia Of Tracy
arrived Monday to spend two weeks
with New Ulm relatives. Mr.. French
of Steinhauser & French, is son of Mrs.
French.
Prof. Sporting and family have re-
moved from College Hill to their new
home at 81 South Jefferson Street re-
Gently. The house vacated by them at
the College will be occupied by Prof.
Wagner and family.
The Ladies Foresters have arranged
to hold a picnic next Sunday at Hermans
Heights. It will be private affair for
! themselves and their families only and
not Volksfest as was announced by
some of the newspapers last week.
An excursion will run to Mankato to-
morrow, August 8, where Ringing Bros.
circus is giving an exhibition. The
train leaves here at 8:43 and arrives in
Mankato in time to take in the street
parade. The round trip costs $1.14.
Z! Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Woodmansee and
niece, Miss Lucille Peacher, and Mrs. A.
Thereau and little son Donald, left
early Monday morning in the Wood
mansee car to drive to Minneapolis.
They planned to spend the entire week
there.
| Rev. and Mrs. w. C. Albrecht of
Sleepy Eye, Mrs. G. Burk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Burk left last week Thursday
for trip to Renville, Mimi, and Grover,
S. D. by auto. Mr.. and Mrs. Burk are
spending their vacation at Hazel and
Watertown, S. D.
! Miss Marie Gerboth of Cedar Papids,
Iowa, is spending several weeks with her
I grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Gerboth.
They went to Sleepy Eye Saturday to
spend the day with friends and later
will make trip to Excelsior to visit
with the Hauensteins.
Miss Phyllis Neumann and her cousin,
Miss Florence Neumann of Springfield,
returned from Mound, Minnesota,
Saturday where they had been camping
at Lake Minnetonka for three weeks.
;; Miss Florence spent Sunday here before
returning to Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Merrill of Minnea-
polls and little daughter arrived Sunday
to make two weeks visit at the Henry
Engel home. Carl Engel who was visit
ing in Minneapolis and Hopkins last
week returned with them. Mrs. Mer-
rill was Myrtle Engel before her marriage.
Rudy Schumacher of the Reliable Drug
Store recently passed his state board
examinations and has been admitted to
practise as an assistant pharmacist.
]. J. Weisenborn Of Winthrop also passed
the Board exams last week. He is q
nephew of JOS. Weisenborn of this city.