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

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mfSd here WITH relatives from Friday
unal Monday. 20
Anton b. Domeier who is working
with his brother Albert at Sioux Rapids,
Iowa, spent few days at home.
Rev. C. G. Holm attended District
Convention of the Methodist Churches
at Fairmont the early part of the week.
Teacher Gruber of St. James and
family, Rev. Rehwald of Cologne and
Rev. Hertwig of Gaylord are guests this
week of Passor Albrecht.
Robert Blank of Nicollet, for many
years rural carrier out of Nicollet,
visited Saturday and Sunday with
Herman Marks.
Harry Williams, employed in the
Offices of the Eagle Roller Mill Co., and
Miss Lillian Sandau are visiting friends
in Rochester this week.
Andrew Steinmetz who has been
looking after his farming interests in
Mahnomen County for the past two
weeks, returned home Monday.
Blanche Burg and Norma Schleuder
were at Springfield last week spending
a part of the summer vacation with the
Atermatts.
Prof. and Mrs. Bliefernicht left yester-
day morning for Watertown, Wisconsin,
where they will spend the remainder of
the vacation time with the elder Bliefer-
NIGHTS.
H. Hiatt and family returned Tuesday
morning from Milwaukee where they had
been spending their vacation with rela-
tives. Mr.. Hiatt is teacher in the
Lutheran school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Eibner accom-
panied by Mrs. Forest English and Mrs.
Max Burg made an auto trip to Mime
.apolis yesterday. They returned late
in the afternoon.
Morris Hickey, the year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey of Lamberton
who was operated upon at the Loretto
Hospital last Thursday morning, died
Monday morning and the remains were
shipped to Lamberton the same after
noon for burial.
M. E. Collins, a nephew of Tom
Collins, of Hudson, Wis. with his wife
and three children visited at the Collins
home over Sunday. Other guests at the
Collins home were Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Coleman and Mrs. Lucy Coleman of
Brookings, S. D.
The number of horses lost by reason
of the great heat is impossible to esti-
mate Reports come in from every
neighborhood of the losses sustained by
farmers who were obliged to subject their
animals TO- the heat or stand the chance
of losing the grain. =.
Walter Marschner, son of Sergt.
Marschner now with the Machine Gun
Company at the Mexican border train
ing camp, suffered the misfortune of a
broken nose while swimming one day
last week. The boys were playing ball
and young Marschner was hit.
Howard and Harvey Johnson, twin
boys, sons of Thee. Johnson of Spring.
field, put in an appearance at the John
Kruger home on South Washington
Street yesterday morning. Mrs. John
son had been here with her father and
sister for some weeks.
There were no evening services at the
Methodist Church last Sunday and there
will be no regular evening services at this
church until the hot weather is over.
Next Sunday evening there will be
special services because of visit of Rev.
DR.. Hirsch, District Superintendent, who
Will conduct Cne meeting.
Frank Brey OF Lafayette Township
decided last week not to risk any more
valuable horses and started out to cut
grain with the assistance of his auto
mobile. He used it for motive power
and found that he made very good head
way. Several others have since then
followed his example and it will likely
be common sight in years to come.
A slight difficulty at the New Ulm
Gas Works Monday put several dinners
notch or two behind. The first
governor at the plant stuck and reduced
the; flow and with the noon meal in
progress everywhere it was not long be-
fore there was a noticeable diminution
in the supply. The guage at the Gas
office quickly told the story to Mr..
Hennick and the trouble was remedied