New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-08

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Mrs. F. II. Behnke left ysStArday
for ST. Peter whore she will spend :
isw days visiting with hsr father and
sister.
Mrs. +. b. Krook entertained Miss
Hanna Clsmenhagen Of ST. Peter over
Sunday. Miss C)emsnhagen who
teaches q st. Peter came up Friday
for the Glass Play and returned Sum
day.
Miss Agnes Albrecht Of Loretts.
Mimi, is visiting at the Rev. Albrecht
home. Last Friday. Miss Albrecht
and Miss Martins Albrecht went 70
st. Peter to visit at the homo Of Rev.
Gustav Albrecht.
We are glad to report that William
Rausch, On employee Of the post-oflce
who has been suffering with . severe
cold for some months, has recovered
sufficiently 90 that he 10 able to Be out
to enjoy the bracing cir OF spring.
Just - We 70 TO press We learn OF
the death Of Mrs. Helens Engel at the
home Of her son Albert In Chicago.
She died yesterday sfternoon ct one
O'Clock and her son Henry Engel left
to attend the funeral this morning.
The High School and Eighth Grade
pupils enjoyed talk by Miss Heimer-
dinger Friday morning. Prof. Blom-
berg of Gustavus Adolphus College
also spoke to the pupils on the value
ofeducation recently.
Louis Burke from Minneapolis, 9
nephew of Mrs. Anna Maltzahn, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Steinmetz Of
Comfrey and the Misses Emma and
Susan Siebert of Lake Crystal at
tended the funeral of the late Edward
Maltzahn.
Robert Maidl, on Rautenbergs farm
in the Town of Lafayette, was kicked
by horse on Friday, cutting quite .
deep cash on Nthe forehead and
iniuring the ear. The injuries sre not
dangerous and the patient vas con-
fined to bed only few days.
OTTO Hartmann last week purchased
., lot from Franz Hogan on South
Washington Street. Mr.. Hartmann.
will not take possession until next
fall q Mr.. Hogan has : garden q.
ready laid out and wishes 70 harvest
the crop before giving o,sesston.
Franklin Ellsworth, formerly Of St.
James aud now Of Manksto, the Re-
publican Party's candidate for Con-
gresham of this District at the last
election is once more Q candidate for
the same Office, having filed his
affidavit with Secretary of State
SchmahI last Thursday. .e
On various thorofares leading to
the city signs have been put up bear
ing this valuable Information: "Auto'
mobile speed limit 10 miles an hour.
Offenders will be prosecuted" Some
wag with keen sense OF humor has
inserted the word mot" after will"
on one of them and al who run may
read.
Tuesday evening friends Of Friedrich
william Prahl called on him to assist
him In celebrating his birthday. They
went there armed NTH musical in
struments and started the celebration
with q serenade. This musical or
ganization has been in existence for
some years and is generally known as
"Rattlesnake Band.' They ell report
a good time. as
At the regular meeting of Hecker
Post G. A. r. held Monday afternoon
it was decided to observe Memorial
Day with q program of exercises SINH
lar to those of former years. The
committee selected to have charge of
the arrangements will meet on satur.
day to prepare . program. Ex. Gov.
8. r. Van SAINT of st. Paul has been
secured to deliver the address In
English. No one has, - yet, been
secured for the German address.
The Minnesota River 10. out Of its
banks at various points and the very
Inn landa ara ALREADY under water