New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

The family of Herman Rieke of West
Newton was gladdened last Tuesday
BY the arrival OF son.
683% discount on oil new ice boxes.
Roy L. BERG. Adv 27tf
Mrs. August Thiede left last Satur-
day for st. James to visit few days
with her sister Mrs. Fred Schweppe.
Low prices and prompt delivery
when you buy your coal st the Farm
er's Elevator Co. Phone 489. Advt 1922
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Eyrich, and
little daughter, Sylvia, will leave this
noon for Fairmont, for several days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. BY. Scheller, Mrs. G. Kaiser.
and Miss Harriet Scheller OF Roches-
ter visited Monday and Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Rsmme.
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt is enter
tsining classmate of hers at the
! University, Miss Disnah Hill of Min
neapolis. She will be here until
Friday.
Albert Meyer, brother of Otto Meyer
Of South Broadway who submitted to
an operation at Loretto Hospital last
week will be able to leave the hospital
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen drove 9
to Mankato Monday aud took Mrs.
Ross OF Winona who has been their
guest the past week that far on her
way home.
Now is the time to put up your Win.
ter's supply of coal. Send your orders
to the Farmers Elevator Co. Phone
48s. Advt 3O-32
Miss Iona Setter of Minneapolis who
has been visiting with her sister Mrs.
Emil Frenzel for the past week, re.
turned home Friday afternoon.
It will be news to the friends of Mrs.
Caroline Hagberg to learn that she
underwent a serious operation recent
ly at Ann Arbor, Mich. She is re-
covering very nicely.
| Mrs. Albrecht, residing on South
Franklin Street and Mrs. Henry
Schwartz Sr. have been visiting the
past week with friends and relatives in
various places in South Dakota.
Work has been commenced on the
homes Of E. C. Gilmore and Fred
Reiter who are going to build on South
Washington Street. Mr.. Reiter moved
here from Fairfax early in the spring.
The young people of the John F
Neumann family together with the
Fred Pfaender family and Emil Muel-
iers moved into camp at Meyers
Creek Monday and will stay week
| or more.
M. J. Bieber has rented the second
floor of the Eder house and will move
into it some time in the early fall as
soon as the Meiles move into their
new home. Mrs. Eder will occupy the
! first floor rooms herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert GrussendOrf
are chaperoning small party OF
campers at Hunters Rest. Art Janka,
George Hogen, Otto Buenger and the
Misses Ida Bierbaum and Louise Gal
les make up the party.
The immense crowd of visitors Sun
day cleaned out practically all the
eating places in town as they we're
hardly expecting so many from out of
town. At that many of the auto par
ties brought their own lunches with
them.
Mrs. Fred Welchlin, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Prafke, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Welchlin and two daughters, VIM.
Welchlin, Erhard Welchlin and Sam
Stark, of Fairmont spent Sunday in
New Ulm with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Eyrich. They made the trip in autos.
Get one of the adjustable Lawn
Swings OF Roy l.. BERG ana De
satisfied. Adv 27tf
DR.. and Mrs. Strickler and daugh-
ter Leola took their guest, Miss Min
ME FRANKIE, home to St. Paul by au to-
mobile Friday. The ladies stayed to
visit with Miss Vera Strickler who is
attending summer school at the Uni
versity but the Doctor came home the
following day.
Last Wednesday Attorney Jos. A.
Eckstein was in ST. Paul in attendance
upon the trial of the action brought by
the Supreme Lodge A. 0. U. W.
against the Grand Lodge of the State
to recover the sum of 100000. The
case was tried in the U. S. District
Court before Judge Willard and lasted
two days.