New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-02

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week.
Wheeler, will leave for her home at
Montevideo this week.
Rev. G. G. Holm and family returned
Friday from visit with friends at Essig.
They found the roads in splendid con-
dition.
Miss Bessie H. Root spent the week
end with Mrs. C. A. Hintz. Miss Roots
home is in Rochester but she has been
teaching in Seattle and is now spending
her summer vacation in Minnesota.
Mrs. c. E.. ,Poynter suffered severe
Iattack OF appendicitis last week and was
operated upon Monday at the Union
Hospital. At this writing she is doing
nicely altho her case was quite serious.
DR.. and Mrs. Reineke and Mrs.
Adolph Sandman leave to-day for
Waseca for a several weeks stay with
relatives. During the absence of his
family, Mr.. Sandman will rusticate at
the home farm in the Town of Evan.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler plans to leave this
morning for Montevideo where he will
spend the greater part of his vacation
of three weeks visiting with friends.
There will be no regular services during
his absence. If special ones are held,
announcement will be made in the
Review.
Last week Mic Jutz bought the IA
acre track farm of Jos. Mueller near St.
George for the sum of $41OO. Mr..
Mueller has secured five year lease on
the Jutz farm at Clear Lake in West
Newton and will do farming on more
extensive scale.
Considerable excitement prevailed in
the city Sunday when, it was rumored
that the submersible Bremen had
reached port, landing at New Orleans.
The disappointment was keen Monday
when it developed that there was nothing
to the rumor.
/ c. C. Grain of Woodbine, a., repre-
sentative of the Eagle Roller Mill Com
pany in Northwestern Iowa was visiting
the local plant yesterday. Another bust
ness connection of the Mill, Mr.. H. B..
Wood of South Bend, Indiana was also
here. He represents the interests of the
Eagle people in Northern Illinois.
Acting upon the Geographic request of
Capt. B. Groebner of Co. "A'', that all
the cots stored in the Armory be i'm
mediately shipped to Mercedes, Ferdi-
nand Crone had the entire equipment
consisting of go odd cots packed up and
they were shipped out by express Friday
and no doubt reached their destination
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! Miss Frances sZeller returned from her
vacation which was spent with a party
of girls from Morris at Big Stone Lake
in western Minnesota. The girls had a
delightful stay at the lake which is very
beautiful and so large that it modifies
the hot days greatly so that the vacation
period was a real rest such as one could
not have staying at home here during
the fierce heat of the past three weeks.
According to census enumerator Adolph
Sandman there are 81 more children
of school age in Independent School
District of New Ulm at this time than
there were a year ago. Mr.. Sandman
completed the work in days and the
report he filed with the district shows
that there are 1921 children of school
age as compared with 1890 of the year
previous.
August Lipke, an aged farmer of
CORTLAND, met with serious accident
when an Infatuated hog attacked him
yesterday morning as he was going about
the farm. Mr.. Lipke is u years of age
and his injuries may prove quite serious
altho at this writing he is expected to
recover. The hog inflicted wounds with
it's tusks in the unfortunate mans arms,
chest and scalp.
At recent meeting of the board of
directors Of the DR.. Martin Luther
College which was attended by Pres, Rev.
]. Naumann of St. Paul, Secy., Rev.
E. A. Pankow of St. James; Rev. R.
Siegler of Watertown, Wis; Teacher R.
M. Albrecht of Milwaukee and Prof. A.
Alderman and F. H. Retzlaff from
New Ulm, Teacher r. Nj. Albrecht of
Milwaukee was unanimously chosen as
successor to Prof. J. E. Sperling who was
pensioned at the close of the past school
year. There were ten candidates for
the position. It will not be known if
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