New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-03

! sll,aymond Hlslik as-of. Manksto -;
visiting biz sister Mr. !, Beier.dort. 1:
: Those desiring 70, ssll their farm
should resd n. Henningaen's new ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. J..H. siegel and Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Krook drove to
Msdelia Saturday Ia the Siegel car.
We are planning an interesting
contest for next week. Watch for the
paper and see If you can't win the
prize.
Herman Helm accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Elsie, returned home
from Indianapolis last Saturday
evening
You will keep cool if you get one
OF my lawn swings, settees OF porch
swing. have them at price you
are willing to pay. All new goods.
Come and see. Roy L. BERG.
John Henle made q trip by auto to
Redwood Falls, Wanda and Lamber-
ton the latter part of the week, return.
ing home Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Poynter and
little daughter Catherine left Tuesday
afternoon for Bowling Green, Ken.
lucky where they will visit with old
friends of Mr.. Poynter for several
weeks. -. .....'' ~ g..
DR.. and Mrs. Eitel of Minneapolis
spent Sunday at the Silyerson home.
Mr.. Silverson appears to. be getting
along nicely since the operation
which DR.. Eitel performed on him a
few weeks ago. .''-.'.'..
A young daughter of George Tauer
OF Sigel died after short illness last
Sunday. The physician, who was not
called until that day, arrived after the
child died. He pronounced her all
ment to be scarlet fever.
Mrs. A. Forsberg of Minneapolis
who has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Haubrich, ever
since the marriage of her sister, was
called home by message announcing
the serious illness of Mr.. Forsberg.
Because this week contains the
Fourth the "Review' has been com.
PEELED to close its forms early SO that
the German paper can be gotten out
without requiring any one to work
Thursday. This explains the un-
usually small amount of news we offer
our readers this time.
Barthel, William and John Carols
Mrs. John Stelljes and Mrs. Krause
of Minneapolis and Peter Carols of
Winthrop were in the city last week,
having been called to the bedside of
their mother Mrs. Margaretha Carols
who is seriously i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Stelljes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Engel and their
three children arrived in New Ulm
unexpectedly Sunday afternoon. They
came here for the purpose of being
present at the 10th birthday anniv err
sary of Mrs. Christiana Pfenninger
which occurred on Sunday, and left
again for their home in Chicago this
morning. -
Monday afternoon Hecker Post of
the G. A. r. held its regular meeting
and at that time the ladies of Hecker
Circle gathered in Turner Hail Park
and the old soldiers joined them there.
Mrs. Arhart, President of the ladies
organization presented the Post with
a new flag. Commander Klossner
received the gift and made the speech
of acceptance. B. Marschner also
spoke on the significance of the flag as
an emblem. After the exercises all
repaired to the Post room in the hall
and lunch was served by the ladies.
CuCSVCI OlSCA3 q SOd VI W - o1oCd
OF the Merchants hotel, was another
victim of the thing that lies in wait
for boys who go swimming in the
Cottonwood at the old mill. Sunday
afternoon while diving he struck his
hand on something sharp that cut 1t
badly. he had the wound dressed
and was all right until in the evening
when something caused the wound to
reopen and the boy lost considerable
blood before the local physician who
was called could staunch the flow.
No further evil effects are feared
however and the wound is healing
nicely.
Rev. Prof. Otto of St. Louis, con-
Quoted the services at the Friedens
church last Sunday morning. Rev.
Mayer has been away attending the