New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-10
Alb. X. Koch and Paul voss 8
Echo sutosd 70 New Ulm Sunday.

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Mrs. Anna Meyerpeter Of Denver,
Col. Il visiting with her sister Mrs
chas Kaiser. Msysm
The Milford band viii ~ Knee
next Saturday evening II Kfause's
Hall It Essig.
Miss valeria schwendtnger has &C.
copied : position % stenographer
with the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
Otto Aleyer, foreman OF the foundery
dept. Of the Diamond Iron Works,
Minneapolis visited with his brother
Fred Meyer over Sunday.
A new lot OF stamping patterns
also patterns for stenciling. Linens,
Esd 4osses, everything Ia the line
Iof fancy work. MRS. E. J. BUEHRER,
407 N.state st,
Mr.. and Mrs n. "A. and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Bingsm attended the
funeral Of the late r. b. Bingham
who recently died in Sleepy Eye.
Rud. stsnsvad Of. Redwood Falls
Vas In the city the lstser part Of last
week demonstrating the Cadillac car.
which 10 said to 30 one OF the best
automobiles ii the market.
w. F. Jackson, A. p. Cloudy, VIM.
Nee ormick and Jos. Lauterbach Of
Redwood Fsl:s autoed to this city in
Mr.. Jsckson's car last Wednesday.
They returned Thursday.
Miss Alma Heimerdinger.of St. Paul
10 in the city rehesrsing the play
"she Stoops to Conquer. Miss
Heimerdinger also gave reading at
the Congregational church last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Fisch and child
left for Helena, Mont, the forepart Of
last week whore they will live perma-
neatly. Mr.. and Mrs. Lippert have
moved into the formers residence on
Front ST.
The Young Ladies' Sodality gave
% entertainment ct the Catholic
school house last Tuesday evening.
The one-act play ''Kaffeeklstsch"
WAS rendered and PLAYED very we'll.
Miss Collins gave a recitation and the
Mandolin club, also, rendered few
The Misses Anna and Helen Schae-
fer we're at Lamberton Sunday, where
they attended the funeral Of their
uncle, Rudolph Schwahn who died
last Wednesday. Deceased had been
ailing with cancer for the past
eighteen years but his death was due
to pneumonis. Mr.. Schwahn was
well-known in this city.
Percy, the Is year old son of John
Essig Of the town of Milford, sustained
serious injuries lsst Tuesday by fall
ling onto big circle saw. Men we're
saving lumber on the farm Of Mr..
Essig when the accident occurred.
The boy was Immediately placed
under . physicians care and 10
getting along very we'll altho tie in
juries proved very painful.
Register Of Deeds OF Martin County
F. L. Bode and family arrived here
yesterday where the family will visit
With Mrs. Bodies parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Lang. Mr.. Bode con-
;inued his trip on to st. Louis where
ne will attend the triannual Synod
cal meeting of the Missouri Synod.
Chas. Braun of Courtlsnd was also
elected delegate to the meeting.
Rev. G. T. Roesti of the Bethel
Evangelical church attended the an
lual conference at Blue Earth last
week AID there was appointed to a.
lother congregation. He will leave
lext Monday for Mount Prairie, MINI,
lis new field of pastoral duties. Rev.
:. W. Tesh OF Hutchinson, MINI.
viii be his successor. Rev. Roesti
las been in this city for two years
Turing which time he also had charge
# the congregations at Courtlaud and
;earles.
The Electric Storage Battery Co.
1ention of which Was made in las
7eek's Review is now perepared to
erve the public with all kinds of
lectric goods and equipments.
fanager Everling is in prosition to
o all kinds of electric wiring, install
Ing of electric equipments such as
,otors, fans etc. It is the aim of
his company to furnish people outside
t the municipal service limit with
rivate electric light plants by means
I . storage battery and dyoamo.
he company also deals in fixtures,
tungsten globes and shades OF all
The headquarters are at
,e Krook building, formerly Mime
)ta House. on Minnesota Street. be.