New Ulm review., 1913-07-16

,SSturuHy 500 ana nolr was 0Orn
10 Mr.. and Mrs. William. +. Marks
Who reside On South Garden Street.
Mr.. an} iMasazsas Kuehlb.ch rs.'
turned Monday from brief visit with
relatives and friends at Fairfax.
j. Neubsuer and family who have
bsen visiting with the Anton Loesch
family for week, returned 70 Mime.
spolis yesterday.
Fred EspenSen Of Montevideo re-
surned horne Tuesday after 9 short
visit here. Mr.. Espensen is . brother
ln.law Of VIM. a. Gieseke.
Mrs. Aug. KrugRel Of 81. Louis
Park left Monday afternoon for her
homo alter : months visit with
her brothers George and Emil Wicher-
ski
Miss Esther Rsim left Saturday for
Minneapolis and Osceola, Wis. whore
she will visit With her grandparents
and other relatives for . month or
longer.
Why do people trade their New
Perfection oil stoves for the Strstford
sold by Roy L. BERG? Adv 27tf
Miss Selma Scott Of Indianapolis 10
visiting with the young people at the
Charles Hauenstein home and with
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter and
children left Monday instead Of
Thursday as they expected for their
new home in Washington.
Get one of the adjustable Lawn
Swings of Roy L. BERG add DO
satisfied. Adv 27tf
Miss Anna Bangarter Of Mankato
has been the guest the past week Of
her cousins Misses Emma and Ida
Koch at their home near Hermann's
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Meyer OF st.
Paul were the guests the past week of
Mr.. Meyers brother Otto Meyer at
6l8 South Broadway. ...... 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacoby of
Menasha, Wis. have been guests the
past week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Berg and other relatives.
Miss Minnie FRANKIE, formerly q
teacher in our schools and now en-
ployed in the public schools of St.
Paul is a guest this week at the
Strickler home.
Mrs. H. G. Hess went to the Cities
the last part of the week to spend q
few days with Mr.. Hess who is con-
ducting classes at the University
Summer School at the Agricultural
School.
Mrs. George Ross is going to
Springfield today for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Bigot. Her little
grand daughters Marie and Monica
who have been here week return
with her.
Alois Kopp submitted to an opera
ton for appendicitis Wednesday
morning at Loretto Hospital and
Thursday morning an operation was
performed upon Mrs. Albert Strelow
of Ormsby. '-.
Herman Schavesdick, retired
policeman of St. Louis, brother OF the
late Frank Schavesdick who was we'll
known in New Ulm in the early days,
is here on q visit at the homes OF John
Sturm and Henry Rolwes.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Schwendinger entertained number
of their friends at their home on N orth
State Street. The occasion was the
2Otb wedding anniversary of this esti'
mable couple.
Mrs. Louise Tastel who was operat'
ed upon Wednesday morning at the
Loretto Hospital for appendicitis and
Mrs. Deterling of Arlington who sub
mitted to an operation Thursday are
convalescing rapidly.
LOST: Black Water Spaniel dog
about June Goth. A liberal reward
to finder Notify J. Schnee,
Point Lookout, City
The regular Sunday morning ser
vice for the Lutheran Church will bt
held next Sunday at College Height:
because the decorations in the church
have not been completed. Prof
Meyer will preach at Essig in th'
afternoon.
A. Loffelmacher shipped two car
loads of hogs from Fairfax last week
Roads are better in that section
than toward New Ulm. The hauling
was done with an Avery truck an6
the hogs we're all raised on the Lotfel'
macher farm and netted a fancy price