New Ulm review., 1912-10-02

Miss Irene Larson Of Hansks spent
Thursdsy last Ia New Ulm. 4 :. -'.--',' Z,
Mrs. Fred A: schrupp grstarnsd
Monday from . weeks visit at her old
homo In Henderson, Mlnn. org b
DR.. and Mrs. 8. 8. Linsley and
children of st. Paul we're weekend
visitors st the home of Prof. J. E..
Sperling.
Court Reporter W. T. Eckstein left
for Ivsnhoe where Judge Olsen yester.
day opened the Lincoln County term
of the District Court.
Cap. Nenno has sold his race horse
Extells Wilkes to W. 81. Gieseke. he
10 planning to secure another animal
to replace her from tho same farm
King billiard came from.
Mics Hattie johnson of st. Peter
who 10 . candidate for tho County
Superintendent's on1oe in Nicollet
County spent Sunday with her
brother, F. w. Johnson. Mrs. Fred
Spoerhsse Of Winthrop WAS also sguest
st the johnson home Sunday. i. :.
The Equitable Life Insurance Co.
of Iowa, of which B. 81. Deters 10
agent, 10 the first to pay their share OF
the $500, 900 insurance carried by the
Eagle Roller Mill Co. on the life of
their President, Chss. Silverson.
Their check for $1,000 was handed to
the Mill people Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seeger and Mr..
and Mrs. Gustav Heinemann of St..
Paul and Robert Seeger of St. Louis
who Is visiting relatives at St. Paul
sutoed to New Ulm Saturday and
returned again via Mankato Sunday
morning. The Seeger family we're
among the early pioneers of New
Ulm.
Van McHale, Henry Berg, Jr.,
Alfred and Almond Groebner and
Leslie Grimm of Lamberton left Sum
day afternoon for Milwaukee, Wis
consin where they will enter Marquette
University. McHsle and Alfred
Groebner will take . course in dentist.
ry while the other three will study
pharmacy.
Next Thursdsy evening at 7:30 p. m.
Rev. E. Schmidt of Buffalo, N. Y.
will deliver . lecture in the Friedens
Church on the Work of the Foreign
Missions. Rev. Schmidt is Secretary
of Foreign Missions and an authority
on the subject and his lecture therefore
ought to prove highly interesting. In
conjunction with this lecture, the
Church will celebrate this years
mission festival. Not only the men,
bers of the Church are invited, but a
cordial invitation is extended to all
who are interested in the work. A
collection will be taken for the benefit
OF the foreign missions.
Mrs. w. G. Alvin and Mrs. F. w.
Johnson and little daughter Helen
left yesterday afternoon for st. Paul to
be present at the marriage of Miss Vera
Helmes to Mr.. Arthur Besmehn which
takes place at the brides home next
Saturday, October 5th. The young
people are well-known here and greatly
liked and the Review joins their host
of friends IN wishing them both the
best that life affords. Mr.. Besmehn
10 travelling representative of Finch,
Van slyke & Co, of st. Paul and the
young couple will spend their honey.
moon ION the road" After Thanks.
giving they will make their new homo
in Sioux City, Iowa. Leslie Helmes,
. brother of the bride-to.be, . week
ago announced his marriage to Miss
Winnie Leveroos which took place
the 5th Of last June but which they had
kept secret until the date set for the
wedding approached. Mr.. and Mrs.
Helmes were visitors here during
Celebration Week. They have set up
housekeeping in St. Paul.
A card received from Stanley
Koehler at Purdue reads a. follows:
"Have had several weeks of school
work here and like it first rate. Uni
versity is ideally located with beauti-
full surroundings; has an enrolment
OF about 1000 students. Lafayette is
city of 10000 population, everything
run on big city style. A large park
kept up by city contains Fairgrounds
and large ZOO" The boys also
send Us marked copy of the
Lafayette Morning Journal which con.
tsins an interesting account of Pur-
dues annual "tank scrsp'' which is
q college contest wseed yearly 1T the
University between the Freshmen and