New Ulm review., 1913-01-29
Courtlanld 4 .
Miss Alvina GrOnhOlz Is attending
a sewing school at New Uim.

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Don't forget to take in the moving
picture show here Friday and Satur-
day evenings OF this week, and also
the last dance before lent, which will
be held Saturday. Feb. lst. This
dance is promised to be . good one,
SO come and have good time before
lent starts.
Thomas Wilson who had charge OF
the stock of merchandise purchased
of r. w. mmermap, went home
Saturday and Q. c. Vitetoe has
! charge Of the business now.
Philip Young maue . short visit ~
Nicollet Thursday.
! Mrs. Herman Dallman of Nicollet
visited here at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Fred Becker, Sr., for few days
last week.
! Louis Braun visited at Nicollet
several days last week.
| August Luepke purchased q very
fine up-tO.date buggy from 6. w.
ScnIOLLinann last week.
Alex Reinhart lined up his saw and
eng inc last week and is in shape to
cut logs and do very good work.
r Holzerland made q business trip
to Cambria Wednesday.
Peter Kerr and family have returned
| from WabassO aud are now ut home
10 the Theu Precnt house vacated BY
VIM. Schmidt.
| Henry Schmidt of St. Peter was u
business caller here Thursday.
h. E. Stellmacber was caller At
New Uim Thursday -
! j. w. Schroeder and Fred thinner
man came back Thursday from their
visit 1t Renviile, Danube, Redwood
Falls and other places.
Sam. Gleseke, Lorenz Hunziker and
Robert Llttin attended the Bethesdx
hospital meeting Ct New Ulm Wednes-
day. .' , .f.'
Mrs. John Rockvam and Miss Atley
SchlOttmxn visited ct New Ulm
Thursday.
VIM. and Paul ForebrOok visited 81
Morgan last week.
August Luepke was business
caller st New Ulm Friday. -
Fred Behnke, J. F. Graf and julius
Berndt of New Ulm were business
callers here Wednesday.
q. o. Stellmacher was q caller at,
New Ulm Sunusy.
The Firemens dance here Saturday
; evening was very we'll attended aud
was y big success. The committee
had promised clean dance and
good time and q very good supper
which was fully carried out rs
promised. The music was furnished
oy Fritsche & ThieLe aud was Ger
tainly very good. The supper was
more than up.to-date and very much
credit is due the landlady, Mrs. Aug.
Boyer for her hard labor in dshing
up supper which could not be beat
and good enough for q Kings we'd.
ding supper. 4i
Henry Seemsn, one of our prosper
Gus farmers died at his home about II
miles north of the village on Friday
morning at O'Clock. Mr.. Seemsn
had been suffering With heart trouble
for nearly q year, but his deu ise came
rather unexpectedly. Mr.. Seeman
arose shortly before Z O'Clock as
usual and walked around the house
for q few minutes, but not feeling we'll
returned to his bed and was lm-
mediately stricken with heart failure.
Mrs. Seeman and children FASTENED to
bis bedside and offered their help,
but could do nothing as his time had
come.
The deceased was nearly So years
old. He was born on March 1st, 1861
at Madison. Ill. and in 1864 came to
Minnesota with his parents who
settled on farm now occupied by his
brother Fred. On Nov. 8th, 1898, he
was married to Anna HuIke, who with
four children nearly all grown are
left to mourn his sad death. The
children are Elsie, Lillian, Harry and
Ella. He is also survived by brothers
and sisters as follows: John aud
Mrs. Westerhusen at Appleton, Mrs.
Franz Griese at Chokio, MINI: Mrs.
John Meyer and Herman at Glbbon,
Mrs. Aug. Poehler, Mrs. VIM. Pehl-
ing, Fred, Anna and Bertha here at
Courtland. The funeral was held
M opday afternoon in the Lutheran
Church, and inserment made in the
Lutheran Cemetery. Rev. q. Strasen
NJ. itI ln