New Ulm review., 1912-10-23

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! A dsughtsr wss born 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Heck, city, Monday.
Miss Alice Russell spent Monday ia
Msnkato, returning Tuesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Rieke made On auto
trip TO Henderson Sunday to visit
with Mrs. Rieke's mother.
Postmaster Liesch and family and
Mrs. b. Follnann and Mrs. August
Berndt made On auto trip to Mankato
Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Jshnke returned
yesterday from three wecks' visit
with her daughter. Mrs. August
Setback at Hopkins.
]. J. Moriarty, Railway Nail Clerk,
IL enjoying weeks vacation In Mon
tans. He expects to buy some state
school lands while there.
Miss Marie Korbel went to Redwood
Falls Saturday to be present at the
christening of the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lsuterbach for
whom Miss Korbel stood sponsor.
DR.. o. G. Wicherski writes 10 from
San Diego that the worlds using him
very veil, the climate 10 fine and that
be hss IN excellent practice, all Of
which his friends will be glad to hear.
From and after Sunday October 9th
the local meat markets will be closed
on Sunday. During the, week they
will close ct 7 CLOCK p. m. instead of
8 O'Clock with the exception OF Satur-
day when they will be open till ten
O'Clock. 42-43
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Forstner of
the Town of Sigel, their daughters
Emily and Bertha and their son
Theodore Of Madelis, Mimi, expect to
start on an auto trip to northern
Minnesota and North Dakota to-day.
They will be gone about week.
Monday morning Math. Dorm, .
young man from the village OF
Nicollet, submitted to IN operation in
st. Alexander's Hospital for sppendi-
citis. Il was q severe case and the
patient Is doing Is we'll as could be
expected under the circumstances.
Baptist Zupfer who lives on Fifth
North Street will be unable to work
for several weeks on account of an
injury received last Wednesday
evening At the quarry Of the Minnesota
Flint Rock Co. While at work, a
huge piece OF rock weighing several
hundred pounds fell on his left leg.
causing severe and psinful injury.
The seven-year old son of Alex
Russell who met with most painful
accident last week is we'll enough to
be up. The little fellow was playing
with his schoolmates at noon last
Thursday when he fell into q gravel
pit, breaking his arm above the wrist
and also above the elbow and dis
locating the elbow joint. The boy
suffered considerable pain but is now
getting on very nicely
Ad. Falbisaner of St. Paul was in
the city the latter part of the week in
the interest of the campaign of Wilson
and Ringdsl. From here he went to
Gaylord and Saturday evening he
spoke at Fairmont. Efforts are being
made to secure Mr.. Falbisaner for q
few speeches in Brown County. Mr..
Falbisaner was, until recently, on the
editorial staff of the St. Paul Volks-
zeitung. According to him, the out.
look for success for both Wilson and
Ringdal in Minnesota is of the
brightest.
Last Saturday, Mr.. Hewitt OF Mip-
representing the Security
Bridge compsny of that city, accom-
panied by Herman Polkow, chairman
OF tho board and w. G. Steinke and
John Renle, members of the board,
vent out to the new Howard crossing
bridge on the Cottonwood to inspect
the work. After viewing and exami-
ming the work and the bridge, the COM
state that it is one of the
best bridges in the county. It cost the
county s6,975, besides the work of I
grading the approaches. Farmers .
Who are interested in the new bridge ,
1ave put some work on the approaches {
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