New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-03
Raymond Schnobrich Of Sleepy Eye
visited ia town Satu rday afternoon.

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visited in town Saturday afternoon.
G. w. Funk OF New Rockford,
North Dakota, spent Christmas week
here.
Mrs. Albert Peglow is visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tiedemann.
Louis Sandau completed the work
OF plastering the new residence of A.
G. Ochs last week.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham returned
Saturday from her visit at her sisters
home in last Orange, N. j.
Miss Frances Krook left yesterday
for Excelsior, where she will spend
day and then 60 on to Ann Arbor to
take up her school work again.
Fred Hubbard of Excelsior and
Stanley Bingham of Minneapolis
came back to the old home town for
holidays. They returned Monday.
Mrs. M. Mullen left New Years Day
for trip to California, Honolulu and
back by way of Mineral Wells, Texas.
Mrs. Mullen will be gone several
weeks.
Miss Hertha Weschke has been en-
tertaining her brothers Carl and
Ernest. both of st. Paul. Ernest was
here over Christmas and Carl spent
New Years at the old home.
Mr.. VIM. Steinke, one of the County
Commissioners, is visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. A. Schultz on
North Payne Street while attending
the County Commissioners sessions.
Do not allow your kidney and blad-
der trouble to develop beyond the
reach of medicine. Take Foley Kid
ney Pills. They give quick results
ana stop irregularities with surprising
promptness. o. M. Olsen.
| Peter Eichten bought the Triton
property on South Broadway from
Henry Meierding last week for the
sum of $500 90. Mr.. Eichten expects
to move into his newly acquired pro-
perty next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flatau enter
tanned Mr.. Flatau's brother, Albert,
and his sisters, Marie and Annie, over
Sunday and New Years day. The
young people came up from La Sale
Saturday and returned Tuesday.
Henry Stiemann of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Stiemann. He
came the oath and will make q stay OF
about two weeks. Mr.. Stiemann
reports having met Joe Schneider of
New Ulm in Tacoma some little time
ago and says he is looking fine.
I The Misses Clara and Emma Rost OF
St. Peter visited at the Toberer home
over Saturday and Sunday. When they
returned they were accompanied by Mics
Elfrieda Toberer who went down to ct.
tend tho marriage Of Miss Esther John
con, daughter Of Ex-senator johnson 70
Carl Bengstrom, Monday evening.
| O. E. Liedet of Sanborn came down
Saturday evening to spend New Years
With his people. Mr.. Lieder was for
merly employed by the Fullerton Lum-
Der Company at this !plAce and went
from here to work for the Lampert
Lumber Company at Ssnborn. He says
business in general there is dull owing
to the very poor crops.
A great many homes will feel rather
empty and lonesome this week for
nearly all the students are leaving to
return to school. However, there are
also a number of pupils returning to
New Ulm from outlying districts and
the teachers returned Tuesday so that
what we lose of our own We make up
/ by what we have of others.
St. Patrick Council, K. of c. pre-
scented the local Catholic Church with
a new communion railing. 1t was
designed and manufactured by the
E. Hackner Company of La Crosse,
Wis. The railing itself is of white
enamel and gold with eighteen onyx
columns and a marble top and cost
$500. The design is very beautiful
and it certainly proved an acceptable
gift to the church.
Rev. Tesch conducted New Years
services at the Bethel Church Monday
morning at the usual hour. 1t was
the intention to conduct New Years
services at the Searles Church Sunday
but these had to be abandoned on
account of the incl ement weather.
Presiding Elder M. Schoenleben of
M ankato will conduct the quarterly
meeting of the Evangelical Church
at CORTLAND, Saturday and Sunday