New Ulm review., 1912-06-12

iDs. J..L., schoeh LETT ysstsrd ~
morning for Willow River on busi-
ness. Hs wtil'bs gone several Asxe,y
Northwestern Hotel snd Saloon
for rent. u Apply, = Northwestern
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Mr.. J. Mimic of Owstonns represent
ing the Buick automobile 10 in town
this week. He 10 planning to locate
here.
George P. Forster and family of
Springfield spent Sunday with New
Ulm relatlves and attended the K. c.
Banquet.
Capt. Albert Pfaender came home
from st. Paul to spend Sunday with
his family. he returned Monday
morning.
Col. johnson OF Msnksto was In
the city the iorepsrt Of the week
checking up tho books of Co.
Treasurer Berg.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER, Miss Murphy and
Miss Moonan, oil Of Jsnesville, spent
Sunday at the Chss. Msrti homo and
attended the K. G. Banquet.
Mrs. E. w. Gag Of st. Martens is
visiting with her father, Carl Forster,
Sr., and other relatives. She expects
to make Z several weeks stay.
A. q. Lienhsrd and family leave
to-day for Minneapolis, their future
home. accompanied by the best wishes
of their large circle of friends.
Mrs. Kulnek and her daughter, Mrs.
Schroeder of Manitowoc, who spe mt
the past week visiting with the job
n. Forster family leave for their home
today.
Register of Deeds Albert J. Schramm
was called to St. Paul Monday morn
ing on account of the serious illness
of his mother who underwent an
operation at st. Joseph's Hospital.
The six weeks old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Domeier of the Town of
Sigel died Saturday noon of couvul-'
sions and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery in New Ulm Monday morn.
ing. ....... ..,s.. -...
Miss Marion Field of Minneapolis
spent several days the past week visit
ing with Miss Elsie Seifert. DR..
Warner of Minneapolis also spent
several days st The Horny Seifert
home. e..
Mrs. Maggie spoerhsse Of Spokane,
Wash. arrived Saturday for at least a
months visit with relatives and
friends. She is in the best of health
and has done quite we'll since she left
New Ulm about eight years ago.
The overall factory is steadily in :
creasing its output. Nine new
machines were recently installed and
eight new operators taken on, making
force of twenty-eight machine
operators and five other people
employed in the factory and Office.
First Lieut.. Max Siebold of the
Philippine Scouts is in the city as q
guest of the Henry J. Berg family.
Lieut.. Siebold has s3 months fur.
Tough and will 1t the end of that
period return to the Philippines to
enter upon bis fourth tour of duty in
the Island Possessions. D.,
William Hostetter is carrying his
left arm In . sling due to IN accident
which befell him Monday morning.
He was working on . side hill with q
scraper when the horses tried to get
away ana Mr.. Hostetter was hurt.
The flesh was torn loose from the bone
and his injuries are quite painful.
E. c. Steinhauser and family of
Lamberton we're weekend visitors at
the Steinhauser home. Mr.. Stein
hauser returned to Lsmberton Monday
and Mrs. Steinhauser and the children
LETT yesterday morning for Minnesota
Lake where they will visit several
weeks with the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albrecht.
Prof. John Myer of the College con.
Quoted services at the Courtlsnd
Lutheran Church last Sunday while
Rev. q. Strssen, the Pastor, was st
Waconis attending . conference OF
the Missouri Synod. ParOchtsl
school-teschers Bussmsnn, Cutkowski
and Raedecke we're also IN attendance
at the conference.
Northwestern Hotel and Ssloon
for rent. Apply at Northwester n
Hotel. w.
Mrs. Theresia Spslding Of Lamber.
ton died Thursday afternoon, death
being due to heart trouble with which
she had been seriously afflicted since
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