New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-12-06

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Miss Hattie Rudolph Of Springfield
visited with relatives over Sunday.
Notice w. j. Winkelmann's new
ad. twill prove interesting reading.
y Come in and get acquainted with
''Luella" at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Miss Mamie Berg who is taking a
course as nurse at the St. Peter Hos.
pital spent Sunday with her parents.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Woratschka died Friday and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Monday forenoon.
= The Degree of Honor will give q
card party at the Woodmen Hall
Wednesday evening, December 9th.
Every body welcome. 1t.
Miss Louise E. Hensel who gradu-
ated recently from the advanced course
of the Mankato Normal School re-
turned home last week.
Hermann Wiedenmann was admitted
to the school for the feeble-minded at
Faribault last week. He was accom-
panied there by Sheriff W. j. Julius.
The New Ulm Basket Ball team re.
deemed themselves in the eyes of their
frienus when they defeated the Y. M.
@. A. Team at Msnkato Thanksgiving
evening to the tune of % to "a.
City Treasurer Gottlieb Oswald
wishes attention called to the fact thss
next Saturday will be the last day to
pay the sprinkling assessments with
out mourning . penalty.
Louis Ssffert, head meat cutter OF
Mrs. Frsnk Schnobrich's meat market
has prepared dne display of choice
meats in their show windows. The
nests look inviting enough to tempt
the most violent vegetarian.
Miss Louise Schrodt who visited
with her cousin Miss Marie Mielke In
st. Paul the latter part Of last week
returned home Sunday. She met quite
. few former New Ulmites who all
appear to be happy and prosperous.
Peter Permsntgen o; Ellington, 8.
ID. has been visiting the past week
with his mother in Milford. While
here he is negotiating sale of two
farms in North Star belonging to the
Mic. Permantgen estate. The Review
acknowledges pleasant call.
Adolph Schubert, while engaged in
telling trees, had the misfortune to
cut deep cash in his leg near the
knee. From loss of blood, Mr..
Schubert became very weak before
medical aid could reach him. We are
glad to report, however, that he will
suffer no permanent injuries.
julius Krause had the bad luck
Tuesday to dislocate two of his fingers
of the left hand. The Injury was
caused by his falling on slippery ice.
He came to the city Wednesday to
have the injured fingers looked after
by local physician, and is doing as
we'll az might be expected under the
circumstances.
A change in the time table went into
effect on the Minneapolis & St. Louis
Rwy. Sunday. Train No. 127 which
heretofore arrived at New Ulm at 2:2S
o. m. will now 60 north at 2:O6 p. m.
This brings the train into Minneapo-
lis at sos p. m. and into St. Paul at
6:55 D. m. This is a change that all
twin city visitors ought to welcome.
Soren Solgaard of Golden Gate, q
county charge. was brought to this
city by Commissioner Stetnke OF
Sleepy Eye last week and underwent
IN operation At St. Alexander's Hos
pital Thursday morning. About three
weeks ago while Solgaard was on his
wsyto Fairfax be froze both OF his |
feet. G8ngrene set IN anu II oecSue
imperative to amputate his feet above
tho ankle.
Robert Fimeyer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Fimeyer and Miss Lucy
Lewsy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Leway we're married ct the
Catholic parsonage, Tuesday after
noon, Rev. Schlinkert officiating.
John Falk attended the groom and
Miss Olga Fimeyer. sister OF the
groom attended the bride. The con-
Eracting parties are we'll and favor
sbly known here, the groom being one
of Uncle Sans rural mail carriers.
Immediately after the ceremony, q
reception was hello at the home OF the
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