New Ulm review., 1912-09-18

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Raymond Pfeherle visited with
friend In Madslis Sunday. -"
Miss Mary Hess came home frol
st. James to spend Sunday with he
parents.
Z Miss Olga Bethke visited with rela
tives and friends at Wsbasso during
the past week.
Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Westaby vii
visit with relatives In Madison, s. D
tho latter part of the week.
Miss Minnie Hoffmana who ha
spent the summer at Eliot, Me. re
turned home Sunday night. ..,
Mr.. Herman Siebenbrunner left las
week for Mankato, where he will tax.
. course at the Mankato Commercial
College. a..,.as...s !
Mrs. Bobieter left Monday for hel
home in st. Paul, accompanying Mrs
Struckmann, who went on from there
to California.
Father Schlinkert left the first of the
week for Toledo, Ohio, where he will
be in attendance ct q church conven
Zion until Friday.
Seventy-dve bushels Of apples makes
. pretty big load but that is what the
Loeffelmscher truck hauled to town
from their farm the other day.
Miss Josephine Hofmeister, one of
the class Of 1912, began . term of
school Monday in the Wellner district
In Lafayette. Nicollet County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rsnweiler and
children Viols and Irene were recent
visitors at tho homes Of Jos. Ran.
weller and Albert Olson Of Fairfax. :,
Mrs. Brewer of Pennsylvanis 10
visiting st the DR.. Weiser homo this
week. Mrs. Bower has been spsnding
tho summer in Minneapolis and will
return there this week. %s + ,.
Miss Kate Sherdon of Spokane,
Wash. was guest last week at the
home of J. A. Ochs. Miss Sherdon
formerly lived at Faribault and was.a
school-mate of Mrs. Ochs.
Prof. Sitz of the DR.. Martin Luther
College occupied the pulpit at the
Lutheran Church last Sunday in the
absence of Rev. Albrecht who was at
!Sanborn on that day and delivered
the sermon at a Lutheran Mission
Festival.
The Springfield Advance says that
Miss Hulda Whose who was recently
shot by Wallin is doing very nicely
and that her complete recovery is an
assured fact It was feared for q
time that it might become necessary to
amputate one of her legs.
Ed. Hoffman, who is working with
the Kassuelke threshing crew got his
right hand caught in the machine last
Tuesday while they we're working in
the Town Of Cottonwood and four
fingers we're quite badly hurt, sltho 1t
will not become necessary to smputats
any of them. Il
Prof. J. Meyer delivered the
principal address at the dedicstory
exercises OF the Lutheran school :
house at Lewiston, Mtnn., Of which
Dchool Albert Stindt, . graduate Of
he local college, 10 teacher. Prof. E.
r. Bliefernicht delivered . sermon at
on Sunday.
Sister Pstrocla who came to New =
Ulm in the early 70's and taught here
u the Catholic psrochial schools for !,
Is years passed away in New York y
August 23d at the age of Sc years.
After she left here she taught for
'everai years in the Catholic psrochial .
'chools in Minneapolis and for some :,
Iears she was secretary to the head of "
he Order at Wilkesbarre, Pa. 3D..
Springfield is making active prepa- .
stions for their annual "Sauerkraut = =
Jay" which is scheduled to come off ~ ~
his year on Thursday, the 26th day N N
+ September. This Is quite an event II
nd manages to draw large crowd of =.
eople. The farmers and visitors :.
rom the neighboring cities and j.
illsges will be fessted with . regular o
suerkraut dinner at the Opera House y,
zee Of charge. m
81. B. Robertson, city editor on q m
aCrosse, Wisconsin,, paper, and his NJ
ster Miss Ethel Robertson who
aches in the Sleepy Eye schools ~,
Arthur Smith on an auto 49,,
IN ham 1ook SUNDAY T-@ o<hou ~A