New Ulm review., 1913-09-24

Miss Elsa Kl!ppsesin spent ssvsrs
days With Minneapolis friends Les
week.
Enamel Ware rsssonsbly ! priosd =
Eyrich's Bargain Store, 22l Nortl
Ainnssots Street. ADV 4
John Dsngisr has gone 70 Gary,
Ind. and Texas on . business and
pleasure trip.
Louis A. Berger Il the new dspo,
agent q Klossner, having entered
upon his duties last Tuesday.
There will bs : dance q the Star
Hall Sat. Sept. q. Everybody II
cordially invited. Adv 80 II
81. J. vsjen, one Of our old phone 81
Who spent the summer months Ia New
Ulm, returned 70 omshs Monday.
Twelve members Of the Second Rsgi.
nent Band furnished the music for
the street fair Is Winthrop Friday.
Artist Alexander Schwendinger and
NJ. f. Schustsr we're at Jordan last
week where they painted and decorated
the interior Of the Catholic church.
We have buyers for several Inn
proved 8O-12O.I6O acre farms. II
YOU houa = forssn ~ fh3a opzA fnN
37tf c. E. BROWN LAND co.
City Attorney Henry N. Somsen now
owns . large Cadillac touring car
which he received from Manksto last
week.
Mrs. William Hostetter snd daugh-
ter, Leola, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Regelln returned home last
week from their visit with relatives
and friends 10 Morgan.
Mrs. M. Mullen and her niece, Mrs.
O'Brien, returned home Thursday, !,
from their several days trip through
the Black Hills district Ia South Ds-
kots. which they enjoyed very much.
The George Graf family, Of Ivan
hoe. arrived here In their auto, Thurs
day, and spent the afternoon and night
Ia New Ulm. The following morning
they left for the Twin Cities, accom-
panied by Mrs. Crafts mother, Mrs.
Barbara Baer. ~.
Captain Charles Ehlers, state mili-
tary storekeeper, came to ~ Ulm
Sunday evening with Second
Regiment Band upon the latter's re-
turn from St. Peter and spent few
hours visiting Captain Louis g.
vogel. Captain Ehlers returned to
st. Paul on the early morning train,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vogtel. their
son Melvin, Miss Anna Luetjen and
Roland Mayer departed for Minnes-
polls in the Vogtel auto, Monday
morning and are expected to return
home this evening. Melvin Vogtel
and Roland Mayer will leave tho
latter part Of this week for Chicago,
70 resume their medical studies IS
Rush Medical College. !
Mrs. Jacob Polta, who resides on
North Jefferson street, has been con-
fined to her bed since early last week
as the result OF blood poison in the
left knee. The injection was caused
primarily by an Insignificant appear
ing, slight scratch and the poisoned
condition developed so rapidly that
local physician was summoned to
lacerate the seat Of the liberation.
Mrs. Polts's condition is not serious
and there is every indication of q
speedy recovery.
The entertainment committee of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre-
gational Church has arranged for an
evening of music and readings to be
given ut tho church Thursday evening
Sept. 25th at 8 o'clock. The price of
admission has been placed at 25 cts;
children Is cts. Adv 1tpd
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of
the coming week the annual meeting
of the Minnesota State Federation of
German Catholic Societies and the
German Catholic Aid Association of
Minnesota will be held at St. Cloud.
st. Joseph Society of this city will
be represented at this convention by
the following delegates: Willibald
Eibner, Alex. Rsnweiler, Fidel
Schneider, Athenss Henle, Rudolph
Marti, George Henle, F. w. Eibner,
Michael J. Lang, George Puchner, Jr.,
Andrew Amann, ST., Alexander
Schwendinger, Anton J. Zeig, Joseph
J. Dietz, Andrew Saffert, John Hente,
An6rov T Taner W. T Tnlins and