New Ulm review., 1912-09-18

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tsss Thursdsy. *t3
Miss Kate Tsusr has rsturned fro
Morgan where she visited friends q
relatives last week.
Miss AuRusts Zimanski leaves th
week for Minneapolis to open Z dres
making establishment in that city.
: Miss Dors Schmidt loft Saturda q
] for st. Paul to visit with Gov. Ebel
hart's family and other friends fc
several weeks.
r Richard Brust left last Thursda
for Wstertown, s. D., where he is on
ployed % night man for the America
Express Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pless visited i
Glbbon from Thursdav to Sunds
last. They will leave tomorrow TO
Brownsville, Minn., where they vii
visit for some time. IT,
| August Pullman returned hom
Saturday from the mud baths q
Shskopes. considerably improved /,
health. he took treatment there O,
on account of his rheumatism.
Mrs. Knud E. Mo came up from
Minneapolis Sunday night to tax,
care of her mother, Mrs. Lucilia A
George. who became suddenly i'll q
few days ago. Mrs. George is slightly
improved at present.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Burg returned
home Friday evening from their OK.
tended trip to Portland and other
points In Oregon. They were gone
fully three months and the trip has
done both of them good.
p. q. Furth OF the town of Milford, :,
bought the William Koch residence on
German and 4th South Street last
Tuesday for the sum of 100000. The
sale was made thro Robert Scherer
who represented the Koch heirs.
Prof. Richard Fischer departed
Monday afternoon for Madison, Wis.
via Minneapolis. He came here
primarily for the purpose of hunting
and, no doubt, got his fill - he was
out every day except two since the
season opened. ..-. v..:, d;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Grimm returned
Monday to their home at woodward,
H., after 4 few days sojourn with the
Goo. CASTER family. Mr.. and Mrs.
CASTER also entertained Miss Martha
Rsedeke of Courtland, the latter part
of the week.
Gustav Sell will leave next week for
Madison, Wis, where he will take a
course in agriculture in the State Uni
versity. He had returned to New Ulm
but recently after an absence of three
years which he spent in the U. S. Navy
as fireman on the cruiser "Mont-
gomery."
= While George Marti was attempting
% crank the machine belonging to DR..
J. 2. Graft at St. George Thursday,
he crank flew back and struck him on
he right arm above the wrist, causing
fracture. George is quite q stole,
Ind sltho his injury is quite painful,
'e never complains. His friends hope
hat he will soon be up and around
Igain.
The Springfield District of the
Brown County Sunday School AZ.
ocistion will hold it, eighth annual
onvention st Comfrey, Sunday,
|eptember 22d. There Will be morning,
fternoon and evening sessions. The
vening session will be held In the :
wedish Lutheran church and the ,
ther two sessions at the Congregs- I
onal church. {
Miss Elsie Nix who has been spend. {
,g several days with her aunt, Mrs. !
mmy Steinhsuser and her cousin
retchen, left for st. Paul Saturday
orning where she will visit till h
|ondsy with her aunt, Miss Amslia |
TX, and from there depart for Indian II
polls, her homo. She spent the y
INNER with her grandparents, Mr.. 9
I'd Mrs. Rudolph Kiesling, at Kies-
ng, Wash.
At q recent meeting of the St.
'seph Society it was decided to
tend the Big Day of the Convention n
their Order at Mankato in q body s
Sunday the 22nd day OF September. v
,e Second Regiment Band has been E
rcd to accompany them and special o.
sin has been chartered which will m
I'VE New Ulm at $50 In the morn. al
and return, leaving Mankato 1t ot
in the evening. The fare for 10
Q round trip has been fixed at s1.O5. pt
70 public generally is invited to be
Ike use of the cheap rates and go to th
d nksto m fhis d.~ -.