New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-09
Leslie Peuser visited with Springfield

Leslie Peuser visited with Springfield
friends last week.
Miss Amelia Hillesheim spent several
days at Sleepy Eye last week.
Peter Manderfeld of St. Paul visited
with New Ulm relatives Monday.
Alfred Buthel visited Sunday with
friends at Garvin.
John Schultz is visiting with his sons
at Walnut Grove.
Mrs. F. D. Minium left Monday for a
visit with her parents in Watertown,
D. S.
Miss Viola Backer returned yesterday
from weeks visit with friends in St.
Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. Mic Filzen accompanied
by Mrs. Jos. Filzen of Springfield visited
last week at Vesta.
Miss Elvera Brandt has been visiting
with the Misses Heidemann of Nicollet
the past week.
Miss Marie Miller spent a part OF last
week visiting with her cousins at St.
Peter.
Albrecht Stork returned Sunday from
a trip to Chicago where he had taken
carload of poultry to market.
Miss Louise Witt, employee in the
Eagle Roller Mill Co. offices, is spending
her vacation with friends in St. Paul.
Mrs. VIM. Rendle of Arlington at
tended the funeral Of Julius Lorenz who
died from heat prostration last week.
The Misses Julia and Balbina Logger
ing have been visitors at the home Of their
brother the past week. The ladies live
in Montana ...... ...-..
Gerhard Spaeth and family spent
Sunday with Madelia friends, making
the trip by auto. They were guests Of
of the Arndt family.
VIM. Fritz Of Fairfax has accepted
work in a New Ulm thirst parlor, ac-
cording to the Fairfax Standard, and
will move his family here to live.
Miss Ida Hauenstein left Thursday
for Mobridge to resume her duties as
clerk in store conducted by Mrs. He'll
riegel and her sister, Miss Marie Bogen.
Madelia wants bathing beach ''lile
New Ulm is going to have. Fairmont
has one, other cities also have their
pleasure places and Madelia like spoiled
child thinks she must have one, too.
Mrs. Fred Landwehr who has been
visiting her parents is returning to her
home at Elgin, III. this week. Mrs.
John Lindmeyer and daughters Frances
and Helen will accompany her.
A crew of men were busy last week
surveying and checking up the piece of
road between here and St. Peter pre-
paratory to having the county COM
missioners accept the completed work.
VIM. E. Engelbert left Monday on a
vacation trip to the Cities and to various
points in their vicinity. He expects to
be gone week and will include river
trip on the Mississippi among the other
enjoyments of his holidays.
Prof. H. c.. Hess returned last week
from Minneapolis where he has been in
structing in the University Summer
School. Mrs. Hess who visited in
Minneapolis while Mr.. Hess was there,
returned some days previous.
Vogelpohl & Sons have recently in
stalled new pipe organ for the Good
Counsel Academy at Mankato. The
instrument, according to a Mankato
paper, is beauty and presents a most
majestic appearance.
Mrs. Bruce Middleton of Sleepy Eye
spent part of last week in New Ulm
with Mrs. Clay Current who has been
here at one of the hospitals after undergo
ing an operation. Mrs. Current has
returned home.
F. H. Behnke and his mother, Mrs.
Esther Behnke left Monday for Mime
apolis to visit with relatives for a month
or more. Mr.. Behnke will spend a part
of the time with the Lovelands in Wis
consin and enjoy the fishing at their
summer home.
Rev. J. J. Hillmer and daughter Miss
Jennie, are guests at the Adolph Meile
home. Mrs. Meile is Rev. Hillmer's
daughter and he is almost as we'll known
and liked in New Ulm as in his home city,
having made many acquaintance here