New Ulm review., 1912-08-28
LOCAL NOTES

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w. 81. Dempsey made . trip to the
Cities Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. La Due and family OF
St. Peter we're among those who
visited here lxst week. 4
| Mrs. Teresa Finnell and two chill
dren who have been at Waldheim for
q month left for their home in St.
Paul yesterday. ..v.,.4 ..,.....ss
Prof. and Mrs. Sperling returned
last week from their visit in Michigan.
They report . very pleasant summer
spent with old friends. 2 \. E
= We will give with every piano
that is sold beautiful duett bench.
WINkELMANN Music Store.
Mrs. John Fritsche entertained her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Timm and
her sisters, Hulds and Minnie, the
last part of the week. An uncle,
Emil Timm of aWinops and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Trspp, 'Mr. Neeb, Miss
Katie Neeb and Moritz Timm and wife
were German Day visitor. j., sd.
Alfred Mueller one Of our rising
young attorneys, has been appointed
= member of the State Central Com.
mittee Of the Progressive Party, from
the 2hd Congressional District. This
committee viii have charge OF MI.
Roosevelt's campaign in this State. I
The Toberer home on North German
Street had the following guests last
week: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Engesser
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Eng
esser, MI. and Mrs. Chas. Rost,
Misses Clara and Emma Rost, Miss
Sophia Volk, Mrs. Fred Volk and
Mrs. Alex arper. oil of st. Peter,
Mrs. VIM. Yoerg and Mrs. Bertha.
Andre of Minneapolis. 4
DR.. C. W. Miller brought US . bit Of
interesting information, concerning
Sundays crowd. On his way from
Rapidan to New Ulm at about P. M.
Sunday he met 81 motor cycles,
one hundred seventeen autos and half
hundred vehicles drawn by teams.
This was only on cne line of highway.
No doubt those extending in other
directions were equslly crowded.
Peter KoehIer of Minneapolis visited
with his mother, Mrs. Katie Koehler,
over the Celebration. When Mr..
Koehler dropped in to see US he told
US that he had been q subscriber Of
the Review ever since the first issue
appeared when the paper was founded
thirty-three years ago. At that time
the paper was about the size of an
ordinary poster and was published by
Joseph Bobleter.
The Review this week 10 indebted to
the following persons for help in
getting together the material for this
issue: A. P. Brooks, A. J. Alvin
and wenzel Eckstein, besides dozens
Of others who have telephoned In or
brought in small items of local
interest. Our gratitude is deep and
sincere for these contributions all Of
which We expect to use.
Miss Mabel MoLennsn of Winoua
was visiting at the Klossner ::home the
past week. Miss McLennsn grew up,l
here from early childhood and taught
in our schools for several years. Miss
Rose Staley of Mankato was another
of our former teachers who visited
here last week. She and her mother
were with her sister, Mrs. n. Held.
Miss Staley will be principal of the
West Msnkato school this year.
Considerable indignation was ex.
pressed over the conduct of one of the |
regulars who was riding his horse
along Minnesota Street Monday
and collided with . pedestri-
an on q crossing. We have not been
able to get exact details, some persons
saying that the accident was caused
by q sudden and unexpected movement
on the part of the horse and others
saying it was due to wilful careless
ness on the part of the rider who con-
tinued on his way without stopping to
find out whether the man who was
down was seriously injured
or not. At any rata, such things do