New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-29

Miss Caroline Boyer, daughter u
Carl Boyer of West Newton, wss
operated upon forgAppsudicitis st The
local hospital Wednesday. The
operation wss asnccessful and Tie
patient IL rapidly oonvalescing.
Pentecost Sunday was duly OBJ
served ct Holy Trinity Church.
Solemn High Mass WAS cslebrstsd IL
the morning ct 1890. Rev. Adolph
Schott of St. Alexander Hospital
delivered the sermon. His powerful
voice reached tho farthest corners of
the room and held his Listeners spell
bound.
Paul Borchert, while trying to start
some machinery IN the engine room OF
the New Ulm Roller Mill Co., got the
thumb of his left finger caught in the
machinery. II Vas quite badly
smashed and Mr.. Borchert will be
unable to work for several weeks.
About fifty members Of tho Sioux
Vslley, Iowa, lodge, Sons Of Herman.
will visit their Msnkato brethren on
some Sunday in June. Also members
Of the sons of Herman In New Ulm
will be guests Of the local lodge ct tho
same time. The Sioux Valley Sons Of
Herman will make the trip in autos.
They are expected to reach here on
Saturday afternoon and remain over
Sunday and then proceed to New Ulm
where they will be rendered . re.
ception. Mankato Sons of Herman
will prepare to give the visitors fine
time. -Mankato Daily Free Press.
The pupils Of the Normal Bible Class
or Teachers Training Class OF the
Methodist Sunday School, II In
number, were graduated last Sunday.
The exercises were held at 1870 .. m.
Immediately following the regular
Sunday School session. Rev. Sauter
addressed the class following tho
reading of an Essay by Miss Lizzie
Gerhard and defamation by Mrs.
VIM. Durbahn. The class sang their
class song and there were other
musical numbers. The diplomas we're
presented to the class members by
Rev. Ssuter % DR.. Reinkeke, the
class teacher, Was unable to be present.
Last Wednesday Edward E. Gar
brecht and Miss Wilhelmine Pehling
were united in marriage ct the Court
land Lutheran Church. Rev. q.
strsssen tied the nuptial knot. I'm
mediately after the ceremony sre-
ception was held st the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pehling, which wss attended by .
large number of friends and relatives.
The newlyweds will make New Ulm
their home and have gone to house
keeping in the Franz Hogen house on
South State Street.
MRS. johnson, mother of Mrs. Jones
living on State Rtreet, met with .
very serious accident Monday morning
which may cause the loss OF a. eye.
Mrs. johnson was trying to open
window which was swollen by the rain
and had q stick in her hand. The
window yielded suddenly and the
stick flying upward struck MRS.
Johnson in the eye cutting It very
badly. The wound was dressed by
DR.. Reineke who has had two other
cases Of eye trouble to operate upon
the past week, one, the little son OF
Anton Wiesner, whose eye had to be
removed and the other VIM. Kruschke,
an inmate of the Home for the Aged
at the Hospital. The old gentleman
Was entirely blind but 10 now able TO
SEQ and It is expected that his sight
will be greatly improved. The little
wiesner boy had his eye injured some
time ago and lost the sight and 1t was
necessary to remove the sightless
member to protect tho other eye.
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