New Ulm review., 1913-10-15
LOCAL NOTES! I: !!

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Miss O'Brien spent Sunday will
friends il 81. Peer. 4, 4
Miss vsra Strickler came home to-
the Weekend last Friday night.
Mrs. Joha d. Mueller Of s.. Paul Il
visiting with tho Aug. Stork fanily.
Herbert Kemski OF Waconia visitst
With bis brother Rudy for afsw days
Mrs.. Wm. Weudt snd Ars. ]. Kloss.
ner, Jr., visited st Winthrop part q
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev. G. J. Albrecht went . s.. Peter
Monday to help Rev. Gustav Albrecht
Of that place In properly Celebrating
bis birthday.
Friday the Ladies Aid Of the Con.
| greg gstlonal Church will hold their
regular monthly gathering at the
church psrlors.
Mrs. Blsss, Mrs. VIM. Klossner
and Mrs. Emma Kiesling of Winthrop
sutoed to New Ulm Monday to spend
the day st the Jscob Klossner, Jr.,
home and calling on other friends.
Russell johnson and Kurt Boil both
wi home that they are very happy
In their new surroundings and are
going to thoroughly enjoy the years
work. Russell is at Madison and
Kurt st Indianapolis.
Mrs. Anna Wicherski 10 entertain.
iug Mrs. Ole Larson and son and
Mrs. Ferd. Gross of St. Louis Park
and Mrs. VIM. Feigel of Hopkins this
week. The guests arrived Saturday
and will spend several days here.
The following pastors visited ct Dr..
Martin Luther College during the past
week: Rev. F. Koenig Of Truman;
Rev. C. c. Metz, Truman; Rev. F.
Schmiege, Fairmont; Rev. F. Sell, St.
James; Rev. Gustave Kohlhoff, Lske-
field; Rev. o. Cloeter, Vernon Center;
Rev. J. 81. Nsumann, Wood Lake;
Rev. F. Randi, Good Thund ,r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Siegel motored
to Sleepy Eye and Springfield last
Saturday. They we're accompa anied
by Mrs. Siegel's sisters, Mrs. Fauer-
bach and Mrs. Updegrsff, who have
been visiting here for the past two
weeks. Mrs. Fsuerbach Is from
Wis. and Mrs. Updegraff
from Washington, D. G. They re-
turned to their homes Sunday.
An accident befsll Philip Lange at
the New Ulm Stone Quarries Monday
afternoon when large piece of rock
fell upon his left hand crushing three
of his fingers badly. 1t is not ex-
pected that any permanent injuries
will result but Mr.. Lsuge will suffer
Inconvenience for some
little time before the injured members
are in good condition again.
At the annual meeting of St. Patrick
Council K. c. held at the Catholic
Monday evening the
following officers we're elected for the
year: Henry J. Berg, G. K:
Frank Kosek, D. G. K. Robert Fesen-
naier, Treas. Ed. J. Berg, Fin. Secy.;
J. j. Moriarty, Chancellor; Carl P.
Mand erfeld, Recorder; W. a. Demp-
,ey, Advocate; Albert Gag, Warden;
John Haas and c. P. Eichten, Truste
George Fesenmaier, I. G.; Frank
Seiiert, O.. G.. The council have their
stated meetings on the 2ud and 4th
Mondays of each month. The ap-
pointive officers who are to be named
by the Grand Knight have not been
made known as yet.
Sunday was 90 wonderful day
that practically every one who was
able to get out at all spent the greater
part OF it In the open air. Automobile
md tramping parties we're the order
Of the day and everyone came back
astic over the glories of sky
snd woods and field glowing in the
glorious October sun. Mr.. and Mrs.
AMI their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Critchett drove to Gibbon and
ia the Henningsen car,
Sunday afternoon. A merry group of
trsmpers spent the afternoon at the
Johnson and Garrow camps and
another group took five mile hike
up the Cottonwood to the place of the
big Cedsrs" and came back with
tales of the country they
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DR.. A. V. Seifert returned Monday
night from three weeks trip in the
East. He accompanied his brother
Leo who went to Washington, D. C.
TO attend the Law school of George.
town University. DR.. Seifert reports
thst Leo is very pleasantly located
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