New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Dahl visited with
Owatonna relativesi5last week. -
Atty. a. W. Mueller Wasaa Business
caller IL WmfntAhafoi|pp y fist wednesday, y.
Prof. A. Alderman delivered the
Sunday services at the Lutheran church
In Lake Benton, Mimi, last Sunday.
r. w. Bittner of Lamberton drove to
this city in his car Sunday and visited
with the Fred Radtke family.
Alfred Eichten spent Sunday at his
home in Wanda. He is employed here
in the Metzinger store.
Miss Beth Wheeler attended Chautau-
qua at St. Peter last week. Her mother
was also down for few days.
Miss Gertrude and Elenore Acker-
mann are visiting with relatives and
friends in St. Paul. They left last
Wednesday.
The Misses Antonnette and Marguerite
Martin and Miss Alma Lieder were guests
Of the William Rieke family of West
Newton Sunday.
James Dougher, Jr., is at home for the
summer vacation. He has been at
tending Cornell University at Utica, N.
Y. It,
A. Amann, Vim. Muesing, Leo Berg
and Henry Goede went down to the
cities yesterday where they will visit
the boys at Camp Bobleter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. Radloff, Nh. and Mrs.
E. Rollof. and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Rad
loft drove to Gaylord Sunday for an auto
trip. !; 5s:j;.7o3 - " -: IL. Wis
Regl@ter: -, Fl '| Deeds. Christensen and
IFS Fed Kappelmann expect to-. be given
]]fffAhsir discharges from the Minnesota
f44atienai Guard and hope to be able to
r. return home during the week. :,e.g,
! Geo. Langmack. returned to his home
in this city. Monday after visiting with
relatives in Springfield. Leroy Lang.
mack came with him on his return and
will spend few days in this city. j.
| Miss Louise Meile returned home
Sunday from. a visit: with her sister at
Mankato. Mr., and Mrs Blomquist
and children came up with her by auto
and returned the same. day. ....
A number of the young people oil
Milford and Essig drove to Sleepy Eye
Sunday evening to take in the band
concert. They said they couldn't come
to New Ulm and so Sleepy Eye was the
next best place to 60:
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler is entertaining hel
father, Jos. j. Goar and her sister, Miss
May Goar, both of Montevideo. They
will remain for several weeks. Little
Alice Benson OF St. Peter is also a guest
at the Congregational manse this week
| Paul Voss Of Echo drove to New Uln
Saturday and: return9A Sunday after
noon accompanied By. Mrs: Herman Helm
Mrs. L. G. Bell, Mrs.sW G. Alvin ane
| Mrs. Fred Pfaender The ladies expected
to return Tuesday. n: -: =: :.
Nine of the Company A and Machin,
Gun Co. boys failed to pass the physica
examination last week at Camp Bobletel
but some Of them were: hoping they coulc
still skin through. 1t is said that thu
New Ulm recruits came through with
the highest percentage accepted of any
of the Minnesota companies. ...-
: Peter Mack, one Of the oldest settler.
of this section, celebrated his 86tl
birthday recently in the midst of hi:
children and few friends at the Macl
farm home in Milford: Mr.. Mack i.
still enjoying good. health and greatly
enjoys coming to town to talk with the
many friends who are always ready te
form an interested audience when he
talks of pioneering In Minnesota. - :.
The Nicollet County Equity Society
recently condemned 2the proposed. hike
of the farm boys Of Nicollet which had
been planned by the Nicollet County
Farm Bureau The Equity Society felt
that in these mllltaristic times anything
that savors of militarlsrn for the young
should be discouraged as being contrary
to the principles Of humanity and equity
| The Farm Bureau had planned sort
of out door school of instruction for the
boys and there we're to:be talks by we'll
known agr icultural experts of the state
with hikes by day and tent life by night.
Lilac Lodge, the summer home of the
Theo. Crone"family on the Cottonwood
near Bohrmann's Is very pleasant
| place these warm days and great many
New Ulmites find It convenient to call
on the ,hospitable owners of the camp
where the latch string seems aIu,a,,. n