New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-11-01

Il Mr.. Hsrmsssl3sslekssats oi4Arling-
ton Z visiting with her mother, Mrs.
WIN. Alvin, Sr. ~
a little son arrived at tho home Of
Joe Schwsb Of st. George Sunday
evening, Oct. 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Albrecht of
Fairfax visited at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Pfeiffer Saturday and Sunday.
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Last Wednesday Mr.. Albert Meyer
and Miss Rachel McNamsra we're
married in st. Paul. Mr.. Meyer is
brother of Otto Meyer who was present
ct the nuptials, and acted % best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Albfecht were
guests at the home Of Rev, G. J. AL
brecht several days last week. This
week Rev. Albrecht's daughter Mrs.
+. Koehler and husband OF Nicollet
ere visiting ct the parsonage.
Chas. J. Hutchinson of Sleepy Eye
was instantly killed Monday after.
noon by coming in contact with .
live wire, Mr. Hutchinson ives EN-.
ployed by the Sleepy Eye Rural Tele.
phone Co. and was "a years old and IL
survived by his wife and seven
children.
While walking on Minnosots st.
last week, . woman lost her purse
containing 5000 The purse vas
found in front Of G. A. Ottomeyer's
store by Joseph Guentner's daughter,
who promptly delivered the same ct the
Citizens Bank. The honest spirit 10
to be commended.
Joseph Seifert, Henry Seifert and
John Reminger and their wives, Joe
Arbes and Alex Seifert Of Sleepy Eye,
Peter Seifert and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Seifert of Lamberton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Forster of Springfield and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Seifert, Jr. of Stewart
were in New Ulm Friday attending the
funeral of the late John Seifert.
Prof. Herman Helm, George Hogen,
Jacob Engel and E. J.. Buehrer repre-
scented the New Ulm Turnverein at the
quarterly "Turntag" of the Mime
sofa District at the West Side Turner
Hall in St. Paul last Sunday. The
first three mentioned took part in the
physical culture work and the last
named in the mental culture contest.
Coroner Dr.. George F, Reineke
was called to Springfield to hold an
inquest over the bodies of Vera
Schotzko's twin babies who died under
somewhat suspicious circumstances on
succeeding days. The physician who
had been called to make out the usual
death certificate refused to do SO and
notified the coroner. The inquest
followed which developed nothing
more and the jury was unable to deter
mine the cause of the death of the
children. To get at the true facts DR..
Reineke had the stomachs of the little
ones sent to the Medical Board of the
State University where the contents
will be chemically analysed to deter
mine whether any substance is present
which might have caused death.
A large concourse of people gather
ed at Turner Hall Friday afternoon
to pay their last respects to the late
DR.. Cleve Frederick, of whose demise
We made mention last week. The
Second Regiment Band played dirge
as the remains were carried into the
hall and male quartette consisting of
Ed. A. Stoll, VIM. Pfaender, Jr.,
VIM. G. Alvin and Charles Marti
rendered two very appropriate songs.
Albert Steinhauser delivered the
eulogy. Alfred Marti and Fred
Stsdtlbauer of New Ulm, Arthur
Deneler Of Madelia and Bert Dunn,
VIM. Ochs and Irwin Nippolt of
Springfield acted % psll-besrers.
The following were the honorary pail.
bearers: Capt. Albert Pfaender of
New Ulm and Ad. Aftermath, Paul
Kuske, Aug. G. Erickson, DR.. O. F.
Werring and Jno r. Schmid. A
firing squad of Co. "a" escorted the
remains to the cemetery and fired the
customary salute. DR.. Schoch of st.
Paul, Anthony Rost of St. Peter and
Ferdinand Smith of Eltusta, Ia; Fred