New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-26

Lake City, Mimi, this week.
!; Miss Frieda Dongus has returned
from a vacation visit to Excelsior, MINI.
August Hummel accompanied Wesley
c. Miller on a landviewing trip to
Montana last week.
Olivia and Norma Klause have been
visiting at Rochester and other. points
the past week.
Chas. w. Henkel, the tire repair man
was a business visitor in Arlington the
latter part of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Melvin Vogtel of Win
throp drove over to New Ulm to spend
a few hours at the parental home last
Thursday.
Joseph Ritschel and family who
have been visiting with the P. ]. Ritschel
family on South State Street returned
to their home Saturday.
Philip Gruie of Winthrop motored
to New Ulm last week and a spent day
with friends. From here he went to
Springfield.
Mrs. A. Sorenson of Minneapolis is
spending part of the summer with
New Ulm relatives. Mrs. Sorenson
was Miss Lucy Mueller before her mar
riage.
Miss Clara Ross is spending her sum-
mer vacation with her parents after
teaching at Minot, N. D. the past
year. Miss Ross has been at Minot
for several years.
Miss Lillian Eldora Johnson of this
city was one Of the graduates from the
Mankato Normak which closed it's
summer session the past week. There
were thirty=one members in the class.
W. G. Alvin spent Sunday with his
brother, A. j. at Waldheim- am-See at
Mound, on Lake Minnetonka. It was
A. Us birthday and the occasion was
celebrated by the family and
friends.
Happiness reigned in the H. J. Lind
meyer home on S. Broadway Wednesday
When young son arrived. A boy also
also made his appearance at the Anton
Sch1nitz home on N. State Street last
Thursday.
Rev. Gustav Albrecht and family
and Henry Tanning and family, all
OF St. Peter were guests at St. Paul's
parsonage Sunday. Other Missionsfest
guests were Revs. Frey Of Jordan, Stras-
sen of CORTLAND and Koehler of Nicollet.
Mrs. E. T. Critchett of Minneapolis
visited last week for a few days with
Mrs. M. Mullen and other friends.
Mrs. Louis Blattermann of St. Louis,
daughter Of Mrs. Mullen, also arrived
at the same time for visit.
Stanley Koehler and his sister Kath-
crime left Monday for Minneapolis
where they will visit for two weeks
with their sister, Mrs. E. W. Waldhier.
Later Stanley will go to Menominee,
Wisconsin, where he will attend summer
school at the Stout Training School.
He expects to teach at Fairmont
next year.
A noteworthy business deal will
be closed July 31st when the we'll known
firm of Schuveiller & Dallmann of
Nicollet will dissolve partnership by
mutual consent. The deal has been
pending for some time. Mr.. Schu-
WELLER will continue the business alone
after August LIST and Mr.. Dallmann
will embark in the mercantile business
in the VIM. Hawkins building which
he recently purchased.
Several of New Ulm's business and
professional men put aside all cares and
left Wednesday for a fishing trip to
Leech Lake. Among the party were F.
H. and L. B. Krook, N. Henningsen, ALI.
Vogel, Henry N. Somsen, Chas.. Vogtel,
J. H. Siegel, J. F. Armstrong, J. R. Higgs :,
William Silverson and w. E. Koch.
They returned early this week and a
number of their friends enjoyed the
treat of some splendid fish.
Under date of July 18th the follow
ing news item was chronicled from San
Bernardino, Cal. "The bones of an
animal believed to be a prehistoric
horse were found in tungsten mine
near Atolia by John Heckelrath, a
miner" To more than SO percent of
the readers of the item it means next
to nothing. To 'Dick" Pfefferle it
called to mind former citizen of New
Ulm, one of the very first ones, who
as early as 1856 was associated with
Henry Vajen in the mercantile bust
ness. Either in 1857 or 1858 he removed
to Ottawa and later on drifted to Cal