New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-21

Mr.. J. H. Sigel spent the week end at
Marshall looking after milling interests.
Mrs. w. N. Brisband of Waseca visited
Sunday between trains with the Tom
Collins family.
Mr.. P. A. Murphy of the Eagle Mills
has just returned from a business trip
to Duluth 4,
Miss Ruth Rossbach of Menominee,
Wise, is guest at the Henry Durbahn
home on North State Street.
Mrs. Henry Held and son., Albert,
left for St. Paul Saturday afternoon,
where they will visit with relatives
and friends. They intend to be away
from this city about one month.
y Miss Meta Stelljes OF Minneapolis
returned to her home Friday afternoon
after a short visit with her sister and
brother-in-law, MIR, and Mrs. John
Schriever and family,
The Nj. & St. L. train Saturday even
ing did not get into New Ulm until
nearly midnight. The delay was caused
by work train which went off the track
ahead Of them at Hopkins: &c.
Arno Weddendorf and Herman
Radtke, who attended the Wisconsin,
(~"U'' at Madison are spending their
vacation at the home Of their parents.
They arrived in the city the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. A. A. Alvin and daughter Flo
renee and two sons, Stanley and Chester,
are spending this week visiting at the
Archie Alvin home in Chicago. They
left Saturday and expect to remain
a week or ten days.
Mr.. Joseph Wheeler has just resumed
work with the Eagle Mills for the summer
months. During the past Year he has
been attending the University Of Chicago.
He has lost no time in getting back on
his old job for the vacation months. +,
Shell fishers are unusually busy along
the banks Of the Minnesota at present
and are taking enormous quantities of
clam shells from the river. Ie is said
that few pearls have been found but
not so many as year or two ago when
the clammers were so active
Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser and her
daughter, Miss Gretchen who taught
school in Indianapolis in the German De-
partment arrived home Friday, evening
for their summer vacation. On their
way home they spent several days with
the A.. j. Alvin family at ''Waldheim.
am See'' at Mound. s-'>>'
81, Dick, .Higgs and. al. ~,Eichten beat
the, weather man to it and drovej to
Wanda: Monday. They had planned
the trip no less than half a dozen times
and rain frustrated their plans each
time but Mondays. blue ribbon brand
of climate gave them courage to, start
out.
Mr.. Martin Skeljstad of St. Peter
was guest at the Wheeler home Sum
day. Otto Teichgraeber, a college
friend of Joseph Wheeler and Harold
Vogtel is also a guest at the Wheeler's
and will remain until the Vogtels re-
turn from their visit to- the East and
will then spend some time with them.
There were no church services at the
Lutheran Church Sunday owing to the
absence of Rev. C.. J. Albrecht who was
in attendance at the Lutheran Synod
which convened at St. Paul this year.
Others who attended from here were
Prof. A. A. Ackermann, Prof. G. Burk,
Prof. E. R. Bliefernicht, Prof. Hugo
Mosel, Prof. A. F. REIN, Prof. Fritz
Reuter-, Prof. Ernst Sperling and Prof.
M. Wagner of the D. M. L. College,
Teachers F. W. Blauert and H. Klatt of
the Lutheran parochial school and H.
W. Engelbert who attended as lay
delegate.
Mrs. Adolph Klause left for St. Peter
last Monday to be at the bedside Of her
daughter, Miss Aurellia Klause, who
is slowly recovering from an operation
for appendicitis. Miss Klause recently
graduated as nurse from the State
Hospital at St. Peter and was
forced to undergo an operation that
has been threatening her for some time.
Her condition has been quite serious but
1t Is thot that her recovery is now as
sured altho it will be matter of some
time before she will be able to resume
her duties as a nurse.
Mrs. Adele Schell of Los Angeles
arrived In New Ulm Saturday evening
to spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schwertfeger.
She hopes that on her return to the West