New Ulm review., 1912-03-20

Mrs. John Chaplin Of Wrsy, Col.
sister Of Mrs. John Arhsrt is q gues
at the lstter's home. She expects t
visit here for about two weeks.
John q. Siegel who has been suffer
ing with an acute attack of rheumatism
for week or more left for Hot
Springs, Ark. Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Hess came home from
Springfield for over Sunday and va,
one of the guests ct the St. Patrick {
Party at the Strickler home Saturday
evening.
All our Douglas Shoes at and
below Cost to make room for our
Spring Goods. Look at our
windows. CRONE BROS.
Mrs. Herman Won Essen OF Le
Sueur, visited the latter part of the
week With her father Msth. Mueller,
who is quite sick with asthma at the
local hospital.
B. Stockman, manager Of the Duluth
Superior Milling Co. is taking .
much needed rest at Hot Springs, /,
Arkansas. He expects to stay about
q week longer.
Mrs. Moore, who has spent good
part of the winter With her daughter, y,
Mrs. James. Garrow, left Saturday
afternoon for St. Paul to. Join her
daughter, Miss Edith Moore who left
New Ulm couple of weeks ago after
several months stay here. The ladies
will leave St. Paul shortly for their
home west of Winnipeg but expect to
spend at least part of next winter
again in New Uln.
c.. T. Struck, known here as the
architect who made the plans for tie
Courthouse, the Boesch Block, and
also for the residence built by DR..
Hirsch on South State Street where
the Edwards family have lived for
some years, died in Spokane, Wash.
March 3rd. Mr.. Struck was an archi-
tect of Minneapolis for thirty years
before going to Washington some Eve
years ago. he was TO- years of age
at the tbs time Of his death. Mrs. A.
81. Lienhard and Mrs. r. n. Krook
are nieces by marriage of the deceased.
(:sspar Olstad, former manager Oh
the Minnesota Central Telephone Co.
is calling on his many friends in Nav
Ulm this week. He has only recently
returned to Minnesota and has spent
q few days at his old home in Hanska.
After leaving New Ulm nearly three
years ago Mr.. Olstad was connected
With telephone company operating
on the Mesabi Range in northern
Minnesota for nearly two years and
since then has been West to California
and Washington. His friends think
Mr.. OIstad lone of the finest" and he
is meeting warm welcome here.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized last Thursday forenoon at 1880
O'Clock at the German Evangelical
church in the village of Nicollet when
Rev. Siebold of Mankato united in
marriage Miss Laura Blank, daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Blank,
and Mr.. Albert Prosch of Sleepy Eye,
in the presence of large gathering
of relatives and friends. Following
the ceremony an elegant wedding
dinner was served to about Is guests
at the home of the brides parents.
The young couple will 90 to house.
keeping on the groom's farm ne; r
Sleepy Eye.
EThe home of Charles Lindemann
was enlivened Wednesday evening by
the arrival of about 40 members of the
New Ulm Arbeiterverein, unheralded
who had come to convey birthday
greetings to their honored President
who was 40 years old that day. The
Arbeiterverein presented Mr. Llnde-
mann with comfortable and service
able rocking chair and B. Marschner
made the presentation speech. Every
one present had q most enjoyable
time aud it was the wee small hours
before the last guests departed. A
fine lunch was served. Mrs. F. L.
HILBERT of Minneapolis, . sister, and
Mrs. Geo. Schemann of Winthrop, .
niece, we're present also.
Friends of Pat McHsle importuned
him the other day to enter the race for
City Justice, telling him Of his eminent
fitness for the Office and the grace with
which he would wear the judicial er.
mine. They also told him how his
wise decisions would be referred to in
glowing terms by after generations.
After great deal of importuning, Pat
agreed to allow the use of bis name
on condition that he be given the
as his first official act
a fter election. to sentence on general