New Ulm review., 1912-06-05

FL Henry ! 81 II n. somsSn ~ s Nih6sspdsl
lis visitor Monday. 7 '4lI ~ 'sa;s
ni!M MaAus m. III. ~ aleslItdlos q
apl7td eSpsnt b D966riassn :Dsy IN
Ne,Vl bim!u !uns1s " s'la aa.fr>'t
Mi.. Lydiiss s,B ,Broioh q ostdnxs, Z.
is visiting this week with the Gustav
Goetsch family.
Rev. and Mrs. Mayer are attending
q conference at Faribault. They viii
return Friday evening.
J. Johnson OF Waconis complet'
ed the Job OF dismantling tne oio
water tower on Friday.
Prof. Bliefernicht went to Hutchin-
son Saturday where he spoke 10 one
OF the churches Sunday.
Mrs. Knud E. Mo OF Minneapolis Is
visiting this week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. George.
A large crowd from New Ulm
attended the dance In Essig last Sat-
urday and all report ; good time.
Chss. Bierbaum, with lbssdqusrsers
at Tracy, spent Decoration LAY ~
the home OF his brother, William.
~Roy L. Berg is putting up as
rood or better goods at Public Auctlon
next week in q tent near his store hen
you will find any place in town. II
Capt. Albert Pfaender LETT MONDAY
afternoon for St. Paul to be on mana
when the special session OF the Legs
lature is called to order.
Mrs. Peter Soukup who has been re-.
ceiviug treatment at the local hospltal
for nearly two weeks, is now at ltne
home of her son, John Sehr.
Mrs. 8. F. Coulter OF Wadena'
MINI. and her sister, Miss Johanna q
Veljkapje, have been visiting olo
acau aintsnces in New Ulm this week.
Rev. Arnold Eickmann OF +Darfur'
Mimi. who is quite we'll known here'
has accepted tho call as Lutheran
city missionary for St. Paul ano
Minneapolis.
Joseph A. Tauer is on duty this
week as day police while CHIEF 0,
Police Klause is attending the camp o.
instruction for officers OF the ssase
| militia at Lake City. =: =:
Mrs. VIM. Koos of Kenosha. wis
is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pfeferle. She
is accompanied by her two children
and plans to stay q month or two.
The Y. A. c. will give their secon {
annua, bowery dance, Ssturda
evening. June 18th. Everybody II
cordially invited. In case OF rain
the dance will be postponed for
week.
| August Loeffelmacher received al
/ immense automobile truck from tn
factory last week. It is OF the same
type as the Aufderheide machine an
is capable Of hauling q six-ton load
The Aufderheide truck hauled q nine
ton load the other day altho it is Q
the same power as the Loetfelmsche
machine.
William Hellmann, until recently II
the employ of the Burg Cigar Co. ma
accepted employment in Farloaui'
It is expected that his family will ]ol
him some time next week. Mr'
Hellmann who is q member OF th
Young Ladies Society of the Lutbera
church was given farewell surprls
party by her friends on Friday a1'el
noon.
Miss Elsa Seifert is spending tw'
weeks vacation at her home. MIS-
seifert is taking course in nursing q
the City Hospital in Minneapolis he
brother Otto was down from the Cit:
for the Alumni Banquet but went oscl
Saturday. He will return to New Oi'
shis week and will locate here pei
m.nently to practice medicine Arthu
seifert who graduated recently fro'
Marquette University 10 at nome sn
will take up his profession here.
Mr.. ]. B. Crooker Of Minneapolis
father of Mrs. E. T. Critchett, ole
last Thursday of Bright's disease afte
. weeks illness. he had not oee
very strong al winter but the en-
came suddenly and unexpectedly. n
leaves one other child besides Mrs
Critchett, Edward, an attorney {
Minneapolis. Mrs. .Crooker ole
about ten years ago and Mr.. Crooke
made his home with his daughter. d
was q deacon in the CentralI Bspls
Church of Minneapolis for more ina
twenty years and the funeral SCI
vices were held there Saturday, ln'e'
ho;rr ~ o6o in the family OurlS