New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-13

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Ludwig Freitag and family Of Nicol.
let were New Ulm visitors, last Tues.
day.
Miss Hilda Haberberg left for st
Paul, Monday, to spend her vacation
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Block, Center
street, are the happy parents Of :
bouncing baby boy, born to them
Wednesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. DIN and son
Stanley, of Lafayette were guests al
the VIM. A. Newton home in West
Newton township, last Tuesday
Stanley is spending his summer vaca.
ton there.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
~. M. Meurer Of Nicollet underwent
an operation at the Loretto Hospital
here, Friday, for the removal of an
abscess under one Of her arms. The
little patient is getting along nicely.
The small boy is wondering, whether
or not New Ulm will be visited by a
circus this summer. Some Of the
cities in this section Of the state have
attractions of this kind booked, but
up to this time, there are no indica-
tions that New Ulm is on the itinerary
of any tented show.
The village council Of Lafayette
has decided to extend fire protection
to the farmers residing within reason
able distance from that village. A
nominal charge will be made for this
service. The Lafayette Fire Depart
ment is equipped with modern fire.
fighting apparatus, including a motor
fire truck, and the fire laddies are
ready and willing to assist the rural
Presidents in the vicinity of the village
should the occasion arise
Louis Brey, Jr., the popular and
efficient foreman in the Northwestern
freight depot, departed last Tuesday
Tor his "emb1yo" farm in Northern
Wisconsin, near Duluth. While his
ranch" is not very large Louis claims
it has an ideal location, where he can
forget all the trouble incident to SUI
persvising the 1ustling Of freight. We
look to see him return with heavy
coat of tan and many an exciting fish
story. 's2
Mrs. C. S. Lamp, residing on farm
few miles south of Evan, died at the
Union Hospital here, Sunday morning
early, following an operation FOR gall,
stones. She had been aypstient at the
hospital only two days. Deceased
was born in Denmark, February 16,
1879, being "a years, five. months and
48 days old at the time Of her demise
The remains were taken,eto Evan FOL
burial, Sunday evening. i.
William Aab is having more than
his share Of trouble. He had to have
his teeth pulled, recently, and last
Tuesday, while at work in the plant
of the New Ulm Manufacturing Go.
of which he is one of the proprietors
he had the misfortune to almost lose
part of the index finger of his right
hand in a ma chine. The attending
physician is hopeful that he will b.
able. to save the digit, which wa
partially severed from the hand. Mr.
Aab is talented either. player ant
should he lose the use Of the finger
this would prove practically an in
surmounteable handicap in playing
this difficult instrument, to say nothing
of the handicap in his work as !
machinist. .'' s. I
Next Sunday July II, has beel
decided upon as the date for the an
nual outing of the Masonic Picni
Association, comprising the Masoni
lodges of Brown, Redwood, Renville
Lincoln, Lyon, Cottonwood and Vel
low Medicine counties. This will b
the third annuak picnic of The Asso
citation and, as previously announced
is to be held at Ramsey State Park
Redwood Falls. Coffee and lemonad
will be furnished by the Redwood Fall
lodge. There will also be music AM
addresses. Following the luncheon
hour, the annual business meeting o
the Association will be held. A larg
delegation of local Masons and thei
families are planning on attending tn
picnic.
j Captain Grant Terryll Of Fargo
IN. D, who was commanding officer {
Company B, 18th Minnesota Infantry
during the Spanish American wal
ARRIVED here Saturday to spend fe,
days on business and renewing Of
acquaintances. He left again, Nor
1 day. Company B was stationed a
Faribault and Captain Terryll was
resident of that city at.the time. III
j was;mustered out Of the service Will
the regiment was encamped at tn
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