New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-16
Ed. Small last week tran acted bust

Miss Bertha Korherr is visiting
with Miss Florence Cutting, Sleepy
Eye.
Miss Queenie Leary, of Sleepy Eye,
last Sunday visited friends in this
city.
q. A. Vogelpohl was professional
visitor in Lafayette and Bernado tte
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Prahl Of Comfrey
are visiting with relatives in this city
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Cordes and children visi-
ted with the r. Hackbarth family at
Nicollet last week.
An apron bazaar is to be held on
Easter Monday March 18th, by the
Mothers Society of the Catholic
church.
W. w. P. Mcdonnell was conductor
OF the Farmers Institute held at Hans
ka on Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Peter zwach's sonwas obliged to have
one of the fingers of his left hand am
putated at the first Joint. He injured
it in sausage grinder last week.
Henry Mueffelmann, who had been
sick at his parents home in Mountville,
has recovered and last Wednesday
returned to DR.. Martin Luther College
to resume his studies.
Miss Martha Eichmann left for the
Twin Cities last Friday to do her sea-
sons buying. From there she will
extend her trip to Milwaukee and Chi
cago, to study the Spring and Summer
styles.
Carl Plautz, who was chopping
wood with JOS. Rosenau on the Huels-
kamp farm in Lafayette on Tuesday,
received serious cut in his right hip
as result of his companions axe
slipping out and striking him.
Capt. Louis G. Scherer of TT.
Smelling last week called on his friend
Ben Stockman at the local hospital,
who is slowly recovering from his
recent illness. While in the city Mr..
Scherer also visited with relatives.
Fl. A. Lienhart, who has been batt-
ling with the grippe for over week,
has sufficiently recovered to start out
on his regular trips. He left Tuesday
morning for the cities and from there
will make his territory in the northern
part of the State.
Last Wednesday the Lenten or 40
day season of abstinence and penitence
was ushered in and during this period
the several churches will hold special
Lenten services as follows: st. Paul's
Lutheran Church and Ev. Frieden's
church Wednesday evenings at Z: 80;
Holy Trinity Church Friday evenings
at 1880.
The Faribault postofice was badly
damaged by fire between midnight and
l O'Clock Monday morning. The fire
originated in the section used by the
ten rural carriers. Most of the mail
in this department. was either burned
or so badly damaged by water large
portion OF it cannot be deciphered
Many of the records of the assistant
postmaster are in bad shape, and
! some cannot be used. The cause OF
the fire is unknown. The last employe
left the Office at 10 o'clock, and no fire
was detected at th at time
W. E. Korth, the we'll known Broad.
way Grocer, accompanied by his wife
and daughter Josephine, went over to
Gaylord last week to attend birth.
day party given in honor of his
mother. Speaking of this event the
Gaylord Hub says: "Mrs. Fred
Korth was eighty-two years old on
Monday OF this week and her birthd ay
anniversary was celebrated at the home
! OF her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bonne,
when a number of her children were
present. A pleasant surprise was
what she experienced when a mess age
of congratulations, was received that
evening from her son Frank Korth,
who is in Alaska. Mrs. Korth is en-.
joying fairly good health, consider.
ing her advanced age, and her friends
wish her the return of many more
anniversaries of her birth.''