New Ulm review., 1912-03-20


Mrs. ]. c. Toberer has been suffer
Ing from an attack of the Grippe.
Mrs. Albert Pfaendsr entertained q
. thimble.bee for Mrs. Max ePfaende,
Tuesday afternoon.
Hyour carpets need resewing or yor
wact them laid after cleaning We will
do it for you. EMIL F. BuENoER
Miss Louise Schrodt and Mrs. Lucy
Fritsche visited few days with friends
10 st. Paul last week.
Bishop Edsall confrmed q class ol
eight members at St. Peters Churc
last Friday evening.
E. P. Bertrand OF Sleepy Eye dis.
cussed politics and exorbitsnt taxes
at the County.sest Monday.
The Hermsns Sisters are plsnnin g
TO give q card party ana an spro Q
bazaar at Gebsers Hall in the nea,
future.
Miss Annie Steiuhaueer who spent
the last three weeks with her brother q
family at Lamberton returned home
Friday.
The Ladies GAi;d of the Episcopsl
Church met with Mrs. A. W. Bingham
last Thursday. Six new members
Joined the Guild at that tine.s
Miss Lucy Marti made q trip to St.
Paul last week to consult . specialist t
concerning trouble she has recently
experienced with her left wrist.
Mrs. Chas. Lindemann while cross
ing 3rd North Street,lsIipped on some
ice and fell, causing fracture of the
bone of the right forearm near the
wrist.
Julius Krause is laid up at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Nick Gulden,
with something akin to blood. poison
ing. Julius expects to be able to 60
home iii q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P: J. Soukup's q
year old SOD. harold, who fell down
stairs last Wednesday and fractured
his right arm between the wrist and
elbow Is improving rapidly.
The spring term OF the District Court
Of Lincoln County lasted bus five days
and Court adjourned early enough
Saturday to. permit of Court Reporter
w. T. Eokstein's reaching home Sum
day morning.
Anton A. Henle received his new
bass horn last week which he bought
from York g. Sons for $50. 1t is an
E fat monster bass horn, made of
quadruple silver, highly finished
with pearl finger tips. 1t is as beauti-
full an instrumopt of its kind as there
is in the city.
Emil G. Hage spent the major
pc rtion of last week at the bedside of
his father, s. Hsge of Madelia, who is
lying critically in u Minneapolis
hospital. Mr.. Hage was operated
upon about two weeks ago and rallied
splendidly from the operation and was
doing very nicely until he had re-
lapse about q week ago. We are
glad to report that he is now out of
danger.
The New Ulm Turnverein and
Ladies' Society plan 3 days fair to
be held during the month of May.
The proceeds will be used for the pay
mept of the Indebtedness still due on
the club rooms. The club rooms cost
fully $500 more than the original
estimate and it is hoped that the fair
will receive sufficient patronage so
that the balance of the debt can be
wiped out.
During the Forty Hours Devotion
at Holy Trinity Church special SER
vices will be held on Wednesday at 7
a. m, $50 9. M, $50 q. m. and 7.3O
p. M, and Thursday the hours of
service will be Z, 8 and O'Clock In
the morning and 8 80 in the evening.
The sermon this "Wednesday evening
will be in English while the other
services will be in the Germ an
language.
Friday 10 the last day for candi.
dates to file for the spring election.
Since last week no new petitions have
been filed. Petitions we're circulated
yesterday for N. Henningsen sod B.
q. Deters % City Justices, and Jos.
A. Tauer - Constable. Ernst Bran DIT,
one Of the present City Justices refused
10 enter the race and the friends of
Deters prevailed upon him to allow
he use of his name. No futher candi.
lates are being mentioned and it is
'afe to assume that no futher petitions
will be fled except those mentioned
lbove.
!. DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche returned
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