New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-05-24
G. Schadich Is laid up with rheuma-

Jos. Chaser fell from the roof of ,
new barn on which he was working il
the town OF Cottonwood, and broke 8
bone of the left forearm.
Ludwig Besemaier gave barr
dance in his newly constructed barn
last Saturday in dedication OF the
building. Warthas band furnished
the music.
Alfred Cordes, the eight year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herm. Cordes
fell from his bicycle last Saturday
and sustained fracture OF his right
collar bone.
A large number of Norwegians at
tended the festivities on the Bert.
Ouren farm in the town of Linden
given in honor of the day Of Norway's
Independence.
Arthur Lang, returned from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa last week on account OF
q severe attack of appendicitis. He
will go to Rochester in the near future
TO be operated upon.
Supt. Hess went to Gaylord Satur-
day to attend a school officers meet
ing. At the request of the state
Superintendent Mr.. Hess spoke on
"Rural School Effiency''.
Otto Setter is an extremely proud
grandfather since he can boast two
grandchildren. The second grand
child recently arrived at the home Of
his son Roy Setter in Minneapolis.
P. Graft, Cap Nenno, add John
Schaefer took a business trip to the
cities where they attended a big sale
of horses and buggies. Thursday and
Friday evenings. Mr.. Graf purchased
a carload ofhorses and buggies.
Mrs. D. c. Price, a highly esteemed
woman of Cambria died Thursday of
pneumonia. Deceased was buried
Saturday afternoon from the Cambria
M. E. church. She is survived by q
husband and three small children.
An apron bazaar and cake sale will
be given by the ladies of St. Anne's
Court, W. c. o. F. at the Catholic
school, May 25th. Lunch will be
served and card games will be one of
the features of entertainment.
Grand knight J. J. Moriarity, and
Warden Jos. Bianchi will assist in
exemplifying the End degree work at
Mankato next Sunday at the K. c..
A number of K. c. expect
10 60 from here to be present at the
init alton.
A purse amounting to over 5000 has
been raised in Gibbon for the purpose
of erecting band stand. "A concert
will be given every two weeks and
thus the band will meet long felt
desire for public entertainments during
The summer evenings.
o. L. Skinner, OF Ithaca, N. Y,
after an absence of seven years is
visiting with his brother, VIM.
Skinner of this city. Mrs. Milligan
of Sioux City, Iowa, 9 niece OF the
Messrs Skinner is also in the city
visiting with her uncles.
Eibner's Home Bakery had an
opening Saturday of their popular
ice.cream and soda department. The
place looked very festive being
decorated with carnations and ferns.
The ladies string orchestra furnished
The music and large crowd was in
turnout the day.
The marriage Of Geo. Gag and Miss
Dolores Simmet occurred last Monday
afternoon at Ivanhoe. Judge JOS
Sattler, an uncle of the couple tying
the nuptial knot. The groom, son
Of Jos. Gag, is member of the Gag
firm in this city. The
newlyweds have gone to housekeeping
in this city. -.
Edwin G. Leibold and Miss
Katherine j. Engel we're recently
at Shakopee. The groom is
the son of Frank Leibold of this city
aud is the local manager of the Min
nesota Telephone Co. at Shakopee.
The young couple will be at home to
heir many friends after June 1st at
Burglars, recently, entered the M.
and St. L. depot at st. James and
wrecked the safe, taking advantage Of
q thunder storm which prevented the
citizens from hearing the explosion.
However, as the safe contained
nothing of value the loss is confined
onlv to broken window and other
small damages caused by the explo-
Iion.
The Minnesota Synod this year will
hold it's annual session in the Lutheran
church at Nodine, MIMI, from June