New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-07-30
LOCAL NOTES

LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. G. Dueschsenstein OF Iowa Il
visiting at the Stricken home.
Mrs. Chas. P. Stengel of Minneapo
lis arrived last week for brief visi
with relatives and friends.
All low shoes at greatly reduced
prices at Schrupps SELF Royal Blue
Store 30-31
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Eyrich returned
Monday afternoon, from . sewers
days sojourn with relatives.
John Ludtks Jr. and wife of Huron,
S. D. who visited with friends the lat
ter part Of the week, returned home
Sundays -. "
Miss Minnie Pisterer is spending
her vacation in Milwaukee and at the
home of her brother Frank at Sulli'
van, Wise.
August Schaeffler of Lafayette who
was operated upon for gsll.stones and
appendicitis at Loretto Hospital last
Wednesday is improving rapidly.
Now is the time to put up your Win.
ter's supply OF coal. Send your orders
to the Farmers Elevator Co. Phone
48e. Advt 1872
Claus A. Swanson, OF Lafayette vii.
lsge, returned home Monday afternoon
from a several days. visit with rels.
tives and friends at Marathon and AL
bert City, Iowa.
Mrs. Rothenburg and two children
of Springfield are guests of Miss Lulu
Doehne who returned yesterday from
her camping trip with Miss Minnie
Wendt at Lake Madison.
Wilbert Fierke, a son of c. A.
Fierke of Sleepy Eye and until recent
ly = stenographer at the State Bank o!
Msdelis was operated upon at the
Hospital Monday morning and tumor
was'removed.
Thursday last was Mrs. q. H. Vo.
gelpohl's birthday and she celebrated
it with Mrs. Kuehn of St. Paul who is
exactly of IN age with her. Mr.. Kuehn
was also here as we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Kuehn and daughter of Mankato.
Rev. Psnkow of St. lanes and Rev.
Dysterheft of Ssnborn were in the
city yesterday comforting with Rev.
c. J. Albrecht in reference to the dis
position OF funds among the needy
widows and orphans in the Minnesota
Synod.
Mrs. Gerboth is greatly enjoying q
visit from her son Ed, his wife and
daughter Maurine and q niece of Mrs.
Ed Gerboth, Miss Wayne Tollefson.
The party arrived from Cedar Rapids,
Ia. last Wednesday and will remain
several weeks.
The bankers of the Second Congress-
ionsl District held meeting yester-
daY afternoon at Mankato for the pur-
pose Of discussing the proposed cur
rency bill. Emil G. Hage, Cashier of
the Brown County Bank and President
- +ho Aeeoo; o<;o, ot<o15a5 frov, havo
Have you attended the Special Sale
at OTTOMEYER'S this week? Sum-
mer Dress Goods at less than half the
regular price. Come and see VIII at we
offer at 12tc: Adv 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes of
Minneapolis, Mrs. Ida Thomas of
Portland, Ore, sister of Mrs.
Barnes and Miss Ruth Barnes of Seat
tie were guests at "Waldheim" over
Sunday. They came down in their
auto Saturday. DR.. HOLSTER of Sleepy
Eye was also guest at the Alvin
home Monday.
Miss Bertha Buehrer came home |
from St. Paul Saturday evening to
spend her vacation. She was accom-
panied by friend, Miss Bachers of
Detroit, Mich, and her sister Miss
Lorena Buehrer. Miss Lorena is en-
ployed in the Public Library at St.
Paul and had to return to her work
Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Grace Otterstein of Ver-
non Center died at the Loretto Hospi-
tai Thursday morning. Death was
due to exhaustion. She lapsed into =
state OF coma Wednesday evening and |
never regained consciousness. She
was seized with commissions Sunday
and was Immediately brought to the
hospital. Altho she received the best
of care and attention her condition |
grew rapidly worse, finally developing
into uremic poisoning. Her remains