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

Helen visited over Sunday with ST. Paul
friends. ...-: =,
Mr.: and Mrs. Walter Schell arrived
tfast week from Chicago where they had
been visiting for a. couple of weeks. They
|Eare4with Mrs.-Adele Schell at the Schwert-
feger home
Adolph Schell of Berkeley, California
has been visiting old time friends in New
Ulm the past week: Mr. Schell came by
| auto, this being the second time he has
made the trip in this way.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy L. Berg visited at
Mortified last week where Mr.. Berg's
=, parents live. His sister Miss Esther
Berg was married Wednesday and they
attended the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs c: J. Woodmansee drove
! to Mankato~ to take look at the home
coming festivities last Friday evening.
| Everyone who has reported On the Man
kato celebration says it was good one.
Mrs. Henry Engel returned home
Friday after week spent with her
daughters at Hopkins and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Antony Schiller and son Harold
! returned with her and will spend a
couple of weeks here.
!: The F. P. Zschunke home on South
State street has been filed with guests
the past week. MIR. and Mrs. N. J. Lee
of Howard, So. Oak. and Mrs Allan
Stefren and children of Detroit, Mich,
being the visitors.
! Another of the old settlers of Brown
County has been stricken with paralysis,
August OFT, OF Eden township being the
latest victim OF this ever increasing
/. scourge Of fast times. Paralysis and
appop!exy are becoming almost as
common as the diseases of childhood.
| G.. E. Hennick has been taking a few
days off and spent them at the Union
Hospital. 1t was feared that an opera
!
but Mr.. Hennick was so much improved
after few days treatment that he was
able to get back to his duties at the
Gas office Tuesday, T..
Or. Seifert reports that nobody in.
New Ulm seems to have any garbage.
] At least none that they want to get rid
Of: He sent out notices, some time ago
to all householders asking them to
notify him if they had garbage to be
hauled away and only one reply was re-
ceived. Either New Ulm is. ,excep-
tionally clean, or exceptionally dirty.
Take your choice. Perhaps the Gas
| Company has sold so many garbage
burners. that there Is nothing left to haul.
A party of twenty-five were enter
tained at a supper given at Berndt's
restaurant last Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. H: W. Beecher, Mr. and Mrs F. R.
Emmings and Mr.. J. F. Armstrong
The party had enjoyed an outing at
Lake Jefferson and were successful in
landing good catch Of fish and they
wanted to share their pleasant time
with their friends so invited them to
partake of the spells.
Those who were startled from their
morning nap Monday by the sound of
bugle rushed to the windows expecting
to see nothing less than volunteer
company of New Ulm's prominent
citizens on their way to the mobilization
center at F6rt Smelling. It turned out
to be company Of Boy Scouts with
|Scoutmaster Wheeler on their auto
mobile way to camping point on. the
Cottonwood half a mile above Bphr-
mann's in Milford. There were q dozen
OF the boys and they expect to spend
ten days in their woodland camp ex-
! ploring the mysteries of natllfe and
learning the tricks that make camp life
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