New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-05


Mrs. Fred Walther left Monday for 8
visit with relatives in the Cities.
B. A. French of the firm Of ,Steinhausel
q French went to Minneapolis Saturday
on legal business.
Heavy traffic has been reported from
both railroad stations and as a result
the trains have been considerably "off
time.
Anton Kitzberger recently sold his
house situated opposite the Catholic
church to VIM. Brandt. The purchase
price was $3.50.
Anton Kitzberger and son Edwin were
in Minneapolis the forepart of the week
to consult an eye specialist about the
eyes OF the latter.
Herbert Kogge, who is spending his
summer vacation in Redwood Falls
visited with his mother and sister from
Saturday to Tuesday.
Herman Kuehnel was one of the Co.
A men who were excused from military
duty after reaching Camp Bobleter.
He returned to his home at Waseca last
week.
Mrs. Florence Eckstein of Morton
returned to her home Monday after
noon after visit with her sister and
brother-in-law, 7Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Henle.
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Quasi of Mime
apolis have been guests of New Ulm
relatives the past week. Mrs. Quasi
was Miss Aurora Neumann before her
marriage.
New frames for the plate glass windows
in the Janka grocery store have been
placed the past week. It was quite Job
and kept the workmen busy for con-
siderable time.
Gus Vogel of Minneapolis is visiting
at the home Of his mother and his brother
Ed. While here he is renewing old ac-
quaintances. Monday he made flying
trip to Springfield to visit his former
home.
MIR. Math. Draeger of Chicago is a
guest at the home Of Henry Rolwes. He
expects to spend his two weeks vacation
in this city. Mr.. Draeger is foreman in
sugar factory in one of Chicago's
suburbs.
Waldemar Jahnke visited at Camp
Bobleter over Sunday. AHe returned
the same day. Mrs. VIM. Bierbaum
and Mrs. Babtist Groebner were also
| visitors at the camp and they returned
Monday.
Miss Laurie Mayer, who has been
visiting with Helen Weiser of Window
for the past few weeks, returned home
for the Fourth Monday. Helen Weise,
accompanied her and will visit here fol
some time.
EWald Kuester, who for the past veal
has been engaged as teacher in the
Lutheran school at Helensville, Wise.
has arrived at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kuester for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ahrens left for
Delhi Tuesday for a visit with the
parents of Mrs. Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Kuck. Mrs. Ahrens intends to
remain for week or so while Mr.. Ahrens
returned to-day.
Chas. Herzog, Glen Lucus, Geo. Esser
and Armin Tauer drove over to Lake
Jefferson last Tuesday and enjoyed
themselves at the lakes in that section.
They left for home Thursday and re-
turned by way of Mankato, taking in the
carnival in the city on Friday.
Two carloads of horses were shipped
from New Ulm a week ago for eastern
markets, which being translated means
for the fields of battle. Doubtless they
will be requisitioned for service in
Mexico if war actually comes with that
country. The shippers were VIM. Ryan
and John Mclaughlin of Blue Earth.
Miss Aurelia Klause was able to return
to her home last week after having under
gone an operation for appendicitis at
St. Peter State Hospital. Miss Klause
is the daughter of Lieut.. Klause who was
called to military duty very shortly after
she was taken to the hospital and the
parting was particularly hard for them.
Because DR.. West Hazelton of Mime
apolis chooses to advertise her coming
to New Ulm each month for the purpose
of treating eye troubles, she was asked
last Wednesday by the local police to
show her state license to prove her right
to practise in New Ulm. To advertise
is very ''unethical'' and the visiting
specialist was warned by local ply
sician when she first came here that she