New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Riederer have re-
turned from an extended visit near lie
Sueur.
Victor Neumann has left for his claim
at Van Hook, N. D. after spending the
summer at home with his parents.
Roland F. Neumann leaves Saturday
to return to st. Louis to resume his work
in the Cleveland High School Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. friedman Of
st. Paul were here Sunday to spend the
day with relatives.
John Drill Of CORTLAND was looking
after business in New Ulm Thursday.
Albert Kuester Of the same place was
here Monday.
L. G. Larson and James Hanson Of
Emmetsburg, Iowa, were in the city on
business Monday. They made the trip
by automobile.
Clerk Fred Oswald reports that there
were 10 applicants for the examination
advertised last week for the position Of
Rural Mail Carrier in Brown County.
Regular Sunday evening services will
be resumed in the Methodist church, be-
ginning next Sunday evening. Only
morning services have been held during
the summer months.
Russell johnson is at home for short
stay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
johnson. He has been taking special
work at the University of Wisconsin
during the summer.
Mrs. B. Bergeson of Watertown and
daughters visited with the Preisinger
family over Sunday. Mrs. Bergeson
and Mr.. Preisinger are sister and brother.
They made the trip by auto.
William WichersH, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski, will leave Friday
for International Falls, Mimi, where he
has engaged to take charge of the manual
training department of the public schools.
+ Victor and Roland Neumann, Carl,
Thomas, and Miss Wally Pfaender made
up jolly auto party that spent Sunday
in the Cities. They made the entire
trip without the slightest mishap and
had just lots of fun
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haynes returned
last week from Oswego, N. Y. where they
had spent the summer. They are living
in the Elder house at the corner of Center
and Washington. Mr.. Haynes is a
member of the High School Faculty.
Mrs. Wyckof and daughter Marion
left last week for their new home in
Cleveland where Mr.. Wyckoff had
previously gone. The Wyckoff's were
very pleasant people and their New Ulm
friends will miss them greatly.
Mrs. G.. E. Engelbert entertained
Friday in honor Of Mrs. Martin Franzeen
of St. Paul and Miss Mary Rittel of
Columbus, Ohio, who have been visiting
here. "A five o'clock dinner was served
and very pleasant time spent by the
guests.
M. Frederickson CT Hanska was New
Ulm visitor Monday. Mr.. Frederickson
tells us that his daughter Mabel who was
New Ulm High School graduate Of
1912 was married in June and is living
near La Sale. Her name is now Mrs.
Oscar Sletta.
Monday afternoon while workmen
employed by Held & Haeberle were
lowering a heavy safe from the second
floor of the Ottomeyer block, it got
away from them and fell to the foot of
the stairway and rolled out on the side
walk The stairway was badly demoraliz-
ed, but otherwise no damage was done.
Mrs. C..:arls Hauenstein entertained
number Of her friends Monday in honor
Of her birthday and also in honor Of her
s:ster-in-law, Mrs. Fuerst Of Chicago,
and Mrs. Priesthood of Minneapolis,
who are here visiting. Mrs. Fuerst and
her daughter Adela arrived last week
and will stay for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Priesthood drove up Sunday.
An automobile party composed Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Eckstein, Mrs.
Joseph Eckstein, Mrs. Herbert Theisen,
New Ulm; Frank Forster, Henry Holm,
George Eckstein, Sigel and Henry Port
ner, Cottonwood, went to Sherburn
Wednesday, where they were guests for
the day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Seifert.