New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-05
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Mrs. S. G.. Wooldrik Of Sleepy Eye
vas New Ulm visitor Sunday.

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Mrs. S. G. Wooldrik Of Sleepy Eye
was New Ulm visitor Sunday.
Miss Esther Rethwill of Sc Sueur is
visiting with Miss Elda Schrader this
week.
Miss Mollie Berg and Mr.. VIM. Rache
of St. Paul spent the Fourth at the Max
Burg home.
Roy Berg went to Mankato Monday
and intended to go on to Faribault and
Mortified before his return home.
A baby girl arrived Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Penkert on
North Franklin. Mr.. Penkert is at
Fort Smelling with Company "A".
The Dotson Farmers Elevator Com
pany will hold their annual stockholders
meeting Saturday of this week at the
elevator at 1:3O o'clock.
Miss Wanda Gag and Miss Alma
Schmidt went to Waterville, Mimi,
Saturday to spent the Fourth with
friends. They will remain for week.
A brand new baby boy arrived at the
Harry Bingham home Saturday night,
the first of July. The youngster is a
lively lad and his dad has every right
to feel as proud and satisfied as he looks.
Miss Florence Baer, daughter of
Edward Baer has decided to start a
class for piano instruction in New Ulm.
Miss Baer recently graduated from the
conservatory at St. Teresa's at Winona.
Redwood Falls has post office scrap
on. They want to move the office and
can't decided where to put it and the
owners of eligible property are doing the
scrapping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Wachter of
Fremont, Wisconsin have been visiting
for the past couple of weeks with Mrs.
Wachter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gott-
lieb Dahms.
Albert Gag who delivers for the
Eagle Roller Mill Co. has supplied him
self with a new motor truck and expects
to make use of it in a general delivery
business also.
A number of the German Methodist
ladies went to Arlington last Wednesday
to attend a district missionary conven-
ton. Among them were Mrs. Durbahn
Mrs. Reineke, Mrs. Henkel, Mrs
Schrader, Miss Adeline Durbahn, Mrs
Kohn and Mrs. Arndt.
The New Ulm Tire Repair plant has
been moved to the Peuser barber shop
and the two will occupy the quarters
together until the new Weiser block is
completed. C. w. Henkel is manager
of the tire repair plant and his family
have taken up their residence in the
Peuser building also, on the second floor.
Mrs. H. Vogelpohl gave small fare,
we'll party Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Geo. Brandt, who left Friday
for. Minneapolis, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandt will make their future home. Mr..
Brandt is at present employed in Fari-
bault but as he will continually be on the
road they have decided to make their
home in Minneapolis.
Prof. Reuters services were required
at Winona last week where he presided
at the grand new pipe organ which has
just been installed at the German
Lutheran church in that city. The
instrument cost $4,000. and there is
no other organist in Minnesota better
fitted to exhibit the beauties of a pipe
organ than Prof. Reuter-.
Mrs. Helena Roos arrived in New
Ulm Friday accompanied by her son
Hugo. Mrs. Roos will remain for some
weeks and rooms have been fitted up for
her and nurse procured to stay with
her. Mrs. Roos finds it lonely to be
away from New Ulm and her old friends
and feels that she must return every
year altho the trip is hard one for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Burg visited Camp
Bobleter at Fort Smelling Wednesday
They found the New Ulm boys in good
spirits and so we'll pleased with their
surroundings that they are loath to
leave for unknown parts. Others who
visited the camp during the week were
j. R. Higgs, T. Schonlau, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Pfeferle and Mrs. T. Crone and
son Teddy, J. P. Graft and family and
W. H. Gieseke.
The Norwegian god of the thunder,
Thor, must have decided that he was
not needed over in Europe any longer
and so moved here, judging by the
growing of thunder that filled the all
all night Sunday and for hours on Mon
day. Nobody paid much attention to
the growing, feeling quite we'll satisfied
to have the cool weather resulting from
storms that have apparently circled the