New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-23

Mills, Wise. spent last week visiting the
Herman Vogtel family. Ft
Miss Clara Frey who was a guest at the
Lutheran parsonage for a week has re-
turned to her home in Mankato.
Prof. Albert Stindt and family of
Lewiston have been spending the past
week with the Jos. Weisenborn family.
Rev. R. Jank who has been visiting
with friends here and with his son at
Henning has returned to his home at
Renault, III.
Arthur Krieger has gone to Washburn,
Wis. where he has secured employment
in factory. The Burk boys are also at
Washburn. -
ALT. Hellmann and Ed Stoll, who for
the past three weeks have been camping
with the Beussmann's at Meyers Creek
broke Camp the forepart of this week.
The Misses Katie and Sohpie Angus
tine returned to their home at Spring
field Friday after a week spent visiting
with Miss Minnie Schramm, Mrs. Publ
mann and Mrs. Otto English.
Miss Olga Mayer left Thursday for a
visit with her brother Roland, who is a
doctor in Cresbard, S. D. From there
she will go to Glendale, N. D. where she
will visit with a former schoolmate of
hers.
w. H. Reardon, who recently took
possession of the Frenzel saloon, has
purchased one of the Investment Co.
houses built on Washington Street. The
amount involved in the transaction is
said to be $4,000.
Supt. and Mrs. Hess made an auto
mobile trip last week to Hutchinson and
Glencoe. Mr.. Hess formerly was super
intendent of schools at Glencoe in the
interval of his two terms of employ
ment in the Sleepy Eye Schools.
Miss Amy Krook entertained Friday
evening at little dancing party in honor
of her cousin, Miss Vivian Lienhart, who
is visiting her. The young folks enjoyed
their dancing at the Bingham home and
refreshments were served at the hostess
home.
Miss Elsa Helm is at home for few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Helm. Miss Elsa has Just
completed her years work by teaching
during the summer school at the North
American Gymnastic Union Normal
College.
Miss Henrietta Hauenstein is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Jess Fendley of
Galveston, Texas. Miss Fendley expects
to return home the latter part of the
week and meantime the young folks are
having a lot of happy times at the
Hauenstein home '~s-.<' 80
Mrs. Frank Schmelz of St. Cloud
arrived here the latter part of the week
for the purpose of assisting in the nursing
of her father, Nicholas Gulden, who re-
sides on North Jefferson Street. Mr..
Gulden, one of the early pioneers and
high in the eighties is getting quite feeble
lately.
AL. Eichten who has been employed
at the Metzinger Clothing store for some
months has decided on change of To-
cation and will 60 to Mandan, N. D.
to work in a general store. His place
at Metzingers is filled by Waldemar
Jahnke who has been with VIM. H.
Bierbaum for years.
DR.. A. C. Amann was in Springfield
Monday where he looked over the
practise of DR.. Jerome Fritsche of that
town. DR.. Amann expects to take over
the practise of DR.. Fritsche, who is called
to the front as Regimental dentist. DR..
Fritsche has been given a commission as
First Lieutenant of the Hospital Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Steinhauser of
Lamberton arrived Monday at the Stein
hauser home and left yesterday morning
for the Twin Cities where Mr.. Stein
hauser will do his fall buying. Their
children who had been visiting with their
aunts and uncles for several weeks ac-
companied their parents to the Cities.
Mrs. F. w. Peuser was in the Cities
the early part of last week to make her
fall purchases. She there met Miss
Augusta Kiesling who was on her way
to New Ulm from Mandan, N. D. with
Robert Kiesling Pfaender and Elisabeth
Louise Pfaender, grandchildren of Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Peuser. They arrived
here Wednesday evening. Miss Kies-
ling and the children will stay here several
weeks.
County Supt. of Schools Kennedy and
Prof. Hess Of New Ulm were in Hanska
for a short time FRIDAY evening nrior