New Ulm review., 1913-10-15

Eugene Williams of Csmbris Who
Vas operated upon for sppend.citis st
Loresto Hospital lsst Wednesday is
improving rapidly and will soon b |
able 70 60 homo.
sundsy evening, oct. 10Th, ths Gsn|
Th0atre Show Will begin 8 TOOL
o'clock instead Of 7:30. Second show
will commence at regular (S:3o u
Naainss at 2:30. Adv Y
Ars.. Louis Ltppsrt left the Hospital
Sunday sfter : successful operation.
Shs will spend . vesk with her sister,
Ars. Nick Kursh on 8outh valley
9tross befors rstarntnx, 20 her homo st
Wssestown.
Make more money BY preparing for
: position q Asnkato Commsrcisl
College, Asnkaso, MINI. Send for
cstslog. Adv 42.43
Miss Valeris schvendinger, dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. schwen-
dinger, was sgreesbly surprised at
tho home of her parents BY eleven Of
her girl friends. The evening wss
! lspent playing games.
| J. b. Doty, for many years resi-
dent Of the village of Courtland, now
Of St. Peter, called On friends last
Friday. He was aoco mpanisd BY bis
son WiIber and Mrs. Doty. They
we're guests At tho Mule a homo.
Miss H. Payne returned Friday
eyening from : Ave weeks trip to
various points In Colorado and st
Omaha where she spent 8 very
pleasant week with the 81. o. Pomeroy
family, former residents Of New Ulm.
Victor Schleuder 10 carrying his left
arm in sling these days. He he'd
the misfortune to cut . cash nearly 3
inches long directly below the elbow,
thereby severing vein. Several
stitches we're necessary to close the
wound,
DR.. L. c. Quasi writes 10 that he
hss removed from Rushville, Nebr. to
Minneapolis. II this means that the
young people will ''come home'' often
oil their friends In New Ulm will be
glad, indeed, to know they are back
In Minnesota.
Mrs. George Palmer after visiting
for seven weeks with her mother Mrs.
Catherine Aerkle started on her
return trip to Butte, Montana Thurs.
day afternoon via Minneapolis where
she will visit for some days with rels.
tives and friends.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. Berg and children, Fred
Kretsch and wife aud Henry Liesen-
field returned from . few days visit
with friends in the Cities. Owing to
heavy rains they we're prevented from
returning Thursday evening ,ss they
had planned.
r. C. Schmid of Litchfield, N. D
who has been with the Carpenter-
Neumann Lumber Co. will take charge
of the Simons Lumber Co.'s yard here
in the near future. Mr.. Schmid was
a resident of New Ulm, employed at
Metzinger's. He and his family left
here early In the year. We are glad
they have decided to return to this city.
Peter Loskial, of St. Paul, state
organizer Of the Catholic Foresters
left Monday evening for Mankato
after weeks work in the interests of
the order in New Ulm and vicinity.
Thursday evening he met with the
local St. Johu's Court and Sunday
evening with the St. Benedict Court at
St. George. Through his visit quite q
little enthusiasm has been aroused
and the work of securing new mem
bers will be pushed in both Courts.
Another walking feat was accom-.
plished Sunday afternoon when five
young girls ranging in age from 9 to
IL years old walked to Ad. Falk's
farm in Milford which is Al miles and !
back, 9 miles in all from l:30 to 5:45
p. M. The girls who took part In the
hike were Bernice Triton, Alma and
Elsie Koester and Mae and Florence
Koehler. The boy scouts will have to
look to their laurels. The walking
stunt IL good one and It should be
encouraged and the Weston ides
fostered.
Last Tuesday morning. Miss Euge-
mia Clement, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wenzel Clement and Frank
Hacker, son Of Andrew Hacker we're
united in marriage at the Catholic
Church at st. George, Rev. Pozek
officiating. Miss Rose Clement and
Martin Hacker were Witnesses to the