New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-31

A daughter arrived St the home O
William Vogelpohl Sunday evening.
There will be . dance ct Krsuse',
Hall 10 Essig Saturday evening, Feb
3rd.
= Always insist on getting Wd
Eihner's Vienna Bread. Pure, rich
nutritious.
one Washburn.'Piano taken in trade
from DR.. Reineke as good as new
Must 60 a. sacrifice. w. j. Winkel.
mann.
Mrs. S. A. George left for Mime
apohs Monday afternoon where she
expects to visit some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Helen George Mo.
The annual meeting of the Court.
land and Nicollet Belgian Horse Com.
pany will be held ut the Courtland
Town Hall Saturday afternoon at l
p. m.
Do not allow your kidney and blad
der trouble to develop beyond the
reach of medicine. Take Foley Kid
ney Pills: They give quick results
ana stop Irregularities with surprising
promptness. 0. M. Olssn.
Next Sunday being the national an.
niverssry Of the founding of the Chris
tan Endeavor Society, the young
people of the Congregational Church
have prepared program which will
be given at 1880 p. m. at the church.
Otto Hartmann, formerlyjof Sleepy
Eye and now of Springfield, son in
law of 81. L. Runck was in our city the
latter part of the week. MIR. Hart
mann contempletes removing to this
city and going into business. We will
certainly give him hearty welcome.
F. w. Lsudenschlager who met with
q severe accident recently is reported
as getting along nicely, being able to
be up, sltho it is not known as yet
whether the injury to the cords in the
wrist will cause permanent stiffness
or not.
The Houston Fountain Pen Factory
will remove to Sioux City, Ia. in the
near future. This will take q substan-
tlal business away from Tracy and
half dozen families will 60 with the
Company. 1t is said Sioux City
offered some very Aattering induce
ments that Tracy could not meet.
. Rev. A. Dick pho has been chaplain
of St. Alexander's Hospital for the
past six years will leave for his old
home in New Riegal, Ohio in very
short time. Father Dick has made
many friends during his stay in New
Ulm being ever faithful to duty and
kindly to all. He will be succeeded
by Rev. Adolph schott of Chicago.
Geo. L. Schmidt who has been en-
ployed IN the office of Bingham Bros.
as book keeper for the past seven
years, hes rendered his resig aation
and accepted similar position with
tho Eagle Roller Mill Co. He succeeds
Otto Geisfngsr Who will hereafter b
the book. keeper Of the we'll known
plumbine firm of Gulden 4 Hippert.
Alex Russell, Who enjoys the dis.
tinction of being New Ulm's only
scotchmsn, WAS on the ground Tues
day 90 % to take ia the bonspiel and
the Burns celebration a. we'll. The
annual gathering Of the clans 10 great.
~ enjoyed by Mr.. Russell and he only
wonders how he happened to overlook
these gatherings for so many years.
Mapleton Enterprise.
Robert A. Muhs. the j. l. Case Co. g
accredited representative 10 France
and other European countries with
at Paris, has been
granted two months leave of sb-
sence. Accompanied by his wife, they
are enjoying about a months travel
by rail and water and q months visit
with relatives and friends. They
arrived in New Ulm the latter part of
the week and we're the guests of Mrs.
ahnke, the mother of Mrs. Muhs, and
other relatives until Monday after.
noon when they left for Spokane,
Wash. their former home, where they
will remain until their return trip to
France.
Ernst Lippmann, a we'll known far
mer of West Newton, received word
Monday from Granville, N. D. an
nouncing the death of his mother
which occurred at the home of her son,
George, near that place. Mrs. Lipp-
mann was 81 years of age and until
eight years ago had been resident Of
West Newton where she was we'll and
known. Her husband passed
away in 1893. Besides her two sons,
she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Fred