New Ulm review., 1912-10-09

Dr.. Z. "A. Fritsche returned Monday
night from . business trip to tho Twin
Cities.
q. N. somsen left yesterday. after.
noon on , business trip to South
Dakota.
Miss Vera Mueller and Miss Agnes
Epper left Monday for Msnkato to
enter Commercial College.
Mrs. J. M. Meyer who has been
visiting with her relatives in Wiscon.
sin for several weeks returned home
Friday last.
| Mr.. 81. L. Beecher accompanied his
brother, J. F. Beecher, 40 far as Fort
Dodge, Iowa, on his return to the
East last week.
Mrs. M. Mullen received telegram
Monday announcing the birth of .
fine boy to her daughter, Mrs. L. A.
Blsttermsnn of St. Louis.
Miss Norman, Miss Dignin, Miss
Weigsnd, MIR. Lewis and Mr.. Ledins
of the public school teaching force
spent Sunday 1t their homes.
Now is the time to plant tulips etc.
II you want brilliant bed of flowers
in the spring. NEW ULM GREEN
HOUSE, Christ Boock, Prop. 4l42
The rural letter carriers have had
their pay advanced from $1,000 to s1l00
on the long routes and in proper.
tionate ratio for the shorter routes.
Mrs. VIM. Korth left Monday for
Rochester to be with sister who was
to undergo an operation at the
hospital there. Mrs. Korth expected
to return today.
The Evangelical Friedens Churches
of which Rev. Mayer is Pastor cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of the
organization of the Minnesota District
Sunday last by special services.
Mrs. Augusta Quense who has been
visiting at the Beussman home for
some weeks will return to her home at
Seattle, Wash. tomorrow. She will
be accompanied by her brother Henry
Beussnsnn and her sister Miss Lima
Beussmsnn who will spend the winter
with her at Seattle.
Tho Northwestern Mutual Lite
Insurance Company Of Milwaukee of
which N. Henningsen 10 the local
agent wss tho second of tho companies
to pay up on the policy they carried
for 'Mr. Silverson. The amount
carried by this company WAS $4,000
and on this there had accrued nearly
$4,000 dividends.
Mr.. d. N. somsen was called to bis
fathers death bed last Thursday. Mr..
G. J. Somsen who was quite we'll
known here had been very i'll for q
considerable time. he is survived by
his wife and his two sons. H. N. Som
sen and s. n. Somsen of. Winona.
The burial took place at Lime Springs,
Iowa Friday.
John Bentzin has commenced the
erection of residence on South State
Street near William FRANKIE resi-
dence. AS soon as completed he will
take possession aud give up active
work in the Cottonwood Roller Mills
With which industry he has been con.
nected ever since its establishment
over . quarter of century ago.
We have q most interesting account
of the class struggle at Hamline which
took place Sept. 30 but as it came
too late for this week We will give it
space next time. jThe account is writ
ten up and sent US by Herbert Dittben-
ner and the two Durbshn boys, Ezra
and Walter, all of whom are attend
ing college there and room together at
the "New Ulm Frat"
Carl Schreyer of the town of Cotton.
wood had an unpleasant experience
recently which might easily have
resulted very seriously. While lead
ing some horses they tried to get away |
and Mr.. Schreyer was dragged along
the ground and stepped on. He had
glasses on and they we're broken and
the wonder is his eyes were not terrib-
ly injured. He sustained several
scratches and bruises and his thumb
was dislocated but nothing more
serious which was indeed fortunate.
We have large assortment of
tulips, hyacinths, daffodils and other
bulbs for fall planting. NEW ULM
GREEN HOUSE, Christ Boock, Prop.
t1-42
Max Hoffman,, of Morgan whose
mind has been affected for several
years, took his own life Wednesday
nornino ahont ten O'clOck. He shot Il