New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-31
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recent business visitor in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindemann are
the parents Of a baby boy who arrived at
Their home Sunday, July %.
The Misses Frances and Anna Kral
are spending their vacations with rel
atlves and friends in the Twin Cities
John Adam visited With his brothers,
William and Otto, at Camp Grant sew
eral days last week. r
. Adolph Luetjen is spending severa.
weeks vacation at his home in this city,
Adolph is a telegraph operator at Ray.
North Dakota.
=" Chas. Manderfeld has purchased the
interest Of George Schiller in the saloon
at the corner of First North and Broad
way, conducted by Schiller & Schleif.
,17Mr. and Mrs. Guido Laway of Cotton
wood Township gave a dinner party
Thursday, in honor of Egwin Scheible
who left for Camp Wadsworth, S. C.
Miss Elma Stolz graduated from the
advanced course of the Mankato state
Normal School Friday. There were
thlrty-one graduates in the July class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Doug her and son
Donald of Madelia visited the latter
part Of this week with the John Dougher
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Zschunke are re-
Jolcing over the arrival of new addition
to their family. It's a boy, born Sat-
urday, July 9th.
Miss Lillian Johannes from Nicollet
IS visiting at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Epper in
this city.
Gust Karras of the Candy Kitchen
transacted business in the Twin Cities
Wednesday. He reports that there was
heavy rain. in Minneapolis that day.
New Ulm got its share one day later.
The Misses Alma Hauert and Viola
Schweiger from Sleepy Eye were in this
city Thursday, bidding relatives and
friends among the drafted boys good
bye. ..'.: -
!. Supt. Jensen Of the Dassal high school
was In this city several days recently.
lie IS in the employ Of the state and is
making report on this part of the coun-
try for bfisters on white pine and on the
barberry bush.
+ John Woebke who has been taking
a course in newspaper work at Dunwoodv
Institute and at the University during
the past six weeks returned to New Ulm
Saturday to take up his work at the
Review office.
Walter Muesing, who has been visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Muesing for several days, returned tc
Mlllbank, S. D. where he and his wife
are spending their summer at the home
Of the latter's parents.
Rev. George Mayer left Monday fol-
Rochester to attend Sunday School
and Young Peoples convention which
was to be held there for three days. He
will also remain for the pastoral con.
ference which will be held in Rochester
tomorrow, the first of August,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Altman and
granddaughter, Alice Altman, visited
at Camp Grant, ILL.,, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday with the formers son, George
who is stationed there Mr.. and Mrs.
Altman say that the boys are well
treated at the camp.
During the heavy rain last Thurs
day afternoon the basement of the Court
House was flooded and water ran into
the room occupied by the janitor's fam
lily. Several hours Of work were required
before the rooms were again in present.
able appearance.
1t seems that we were all too proud of
the fact that the. coops at the county
Jail were minus inhabitants. We hoped
that they would remain so for the sum-
mer at least but our hopes have been
shattered. G. J.>Mack from Iowa was
arrested in Springfield on charge of
;intoxication. He will serve 60 days.
Il At recent barn dance held at the
farm home Of Herman Tessman of Stately
township the net proceeds were $118.33.
This. sum was turned over to the Red
Cross chapter in that part of the coun-
try. Mr.. Tessman had completed a new.
barn and conceived of having Red Cross
dance when dedicating it. The above
results were more than was expected.
The interior of the Ruby theatre does
not look like itself now. The building
has been Quilted, the floor has been torn
up and will be replaced with a saucer
shaDed concrete floor Tho R,,hx, will