New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-26
Leo Seifert of St. Paul spent Sunda !
1T home With III; PARENTS and brothers.

MIS-. Il. a. DlaLIermann returned
to her home in St. Louis after visit
with her mother, Mrs. E. Mullen, for
several days.
Mrs. Joseph Epple and sons, Harold
and Walter, returned Friday from a
trip to Springfield where they had been
visiting friends.
Herman Radtke left Monday after
noon for Mankato where he will spend
several days on the lake with some of
his school comrades.
Mrs. VIM. Thaemlitz became insane
for the second time last week and was
taken to the St. Peter Hospital by Sher-
iff julius last Wednesday.
Rev. Father Scherer and Rev. Father
Rolwes of Minneapolis visited with
relatives here Sunday and Monday
They made the trip by auto.
Paul Clement, accountant of the
Minnesota Commercial Mems Asso-
citation of Minneapolis was in the city
last Thursday on matters of business.
Mrs. Andrew Wagner and Mrs. Ernst
Rolloff and Miss Anna Rolloff and Miss
Lulu Wagner motored to Prairieville
Sunday to spend the day at the John
Inhofer home.
Mrs. Herman Held was hostess to
small 900" party last Thursday
arranged in honor of Mrs. E. T. Crit
chett. Mrs. Chas. Vogtel and Mrs.
C. A. Zelle took high prizes and Mrs.
0. M. Olson and Mrs. H. L. Beecher,
low
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spalding and
family returned to their home in Wanda
Friday after attending the funeral Of
Mrs. Spalding's father, Gottfried Retz-
laff. Mrs. Carl Spalding, also daughter
of the deceased, and children returned
to their home in Lamberton Friday.
Adolph Sandman, who, on account
of ill-health, has been granted leave
of absence by the Eagle Roller Mill
Company for the summer months, is
now engaged in taking the school census
which according to law must be taken
every year.
A party of young people held moon
light picnic on Camels Back hill last
Tuesday. Moonlight pichics are some
thing of a novelty in this community
but the young people enjoy them far
more than the daytime affairs as they
have no hot sun to contend with.
The tour planned by the Commercial
Club of this city to include many of the
cities OF Southern Minnesota and to take
two days has been postponed by the
Club on account of the uncertain weather.
Perhaps there will be such tour later;
in the summer when weather conditions
are more settled.
Mrs. E. Mullen entertained We'd
nesday evening at Auction Bridge
in compliment to Mrs. L. A. Batter
mann and Mrs. E: T. Critchett. There
were five tables and high scores were,
made by Mrs. G.. B. Weiser and Mrs.
J. M. Arbes. Mrs. Vogtel and Mrs.
O. M. Olsen were low.
Prof. Fritz Reuter- left Monday for
Chicago where he will attend a con-
vention of teachers of the Missouri,
Wisconsin and Minnesota Synods. The
convention will be held in the teachers
seminary of the Missouri synod at
at River Forest, a surburb of Chicago
and will take place from Wednesday
to Friday noon.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in special session at the Court
House Monday forenoon in connection
with matters pertaining to County
Ditch NO. 80. Chas. N. Robertson was
appointed engineer and Ed. MCGOWAN
of Eden, VIM. G. Frank of Springfield
and Athanas Henle of New Ulm were
appointed as viewers and the Board
thereupon adjourned.
Acting Chief of Police Herzog picked
up man Monday evening who had al
lowed his team to stand all day in the
heat without any attention while he
made the rounds of the thirst parlors
of town. The man was pretty we'll
tanked up and the police left him to sober
off in the county jail, nice, cool place
compared with the one in (which his
horses were left all day.
And. J. Stockstead of Sleepy Eye who
lately went to Canada to look over
some land that had recently come to
him as an Inheritance has returned after
a four weeks stay in the Dominion. He
is not favorably impressed with that
section of Canada and was glad to~get