New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
Carl Schmid visited with relatives
and friends at Springfield last week.

Miss Gladys Eichmsnn Of Spring
field 10 guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
joseph NJ. Arbes.
Mrs. Peter j. johnson Of Judson
submitted tc = serious operation at
Loretto Hospital Thursday morning.
Henry Nolte, OF Lang, sask., Can.
wss operated upon st Loretto hospital
here Friday and 10 recovering nicely
from the ordeal.i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wurm have
been advised BY their son, Emil, that
: baby daughter came to bless the
latter's homo at st. Paul recently.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Mark Dyer Of St..
Paul have returnedto New Ulm from
thar "trip ID New York and are agsin
[syiSifng The lsttsr'S iather, William
Skinner. 3 '.,.'
Tomorrow (Thursdsy) afternoon and
evening, beginning st 4 O'Clock, the
young ladies Of st. Paul's Lutheran
Church will serve ice cream at the
Lutheran parochial school house. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Mather
and their little daughter returned
home Thursday from On extended trip
to New York and Mass schusetts. The
Starr family who left st the same time
are not yet back.
Sunday, Aug. oath, has been decided
upon Is the date for the annual
harvest festival and picnic of Holy
Trinity Catholic Church, which will
be held a. the Catholic park. Elaborate
Preparations for this event are now
being made.
Workmen in the employ of E. 81.
Haeberle commenced excavating for
the basement of the addition to the
Liesch printing Office Thursday.
Contractor August Pullman has
been awarded the contract for erecting
the structure and he sublet the ex-
csvating to Mr.. Haeberle.
Mrs. Ida Schwantes who has been
spending the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Theodor Budde, at
Kellogg, Mian. returned home last
night. She was accompanied by her
daughter Rosa who has been staying
at the Buide home during the summer.
A number of ladies were entertained
by Mrs. John Schmidt 1T the latter's
home in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Kosel Of West St. Paul, who is visit
ing her mother at the present time.
Cards we're played and the prizes
were awarded as follows: Punch,
Mrs. j. Reardon; head. Mrs. Albin
Carlson and 5ooby, Mrs. Veronica
Schmierl.
Willibsld Eibner and daughter,
Miss Cecilia, have departed for
Buffalo, N. Y, where the former is in
attendance at the annual convention
of the German Catholic Central
Verein as delegate of the Minnesota
State Federation of Catholic societies.
They will visit some of the more i'm.
portant historic and scenic spots in
the east before returning home.
Fifteen members of the Ft. Ridgely
Circle of Fairfax autoed to New Ulm
last Tuesday evening and were the
guests of Hecker Circle at the Modern
Woodmen Hall. Refreshments we're
served and an enjoyable evening was
spent. Chas. Hopkins, the only Civil
War veteran at Fairfax, accompanied
the ladies to New Ulm and contributed
to the success of the evening by
making a speech and singing several
songs,
During the severe hail storm
Thursday afternoon at 5:45 O'Clock
fire alarm was recorded at the NUM-
cipal plant from box No. "a at the
corner of Minnesota and Center
streets, hut upon the arrival of the
fire department, which responded with
its usual promptness, it turned out
that it was false alarm, undoubtedly
caused by the crossing of electric
wires which came in contact with the
alarm system.
John J. Schroepfer, who resides in
the south end of town, complained to
Acting Chief of Police John F. Rerzog
that Louis Grunert had shot at him
several times, one of the missiles
striking him in the left leg near the
hip. Mr.. Schroepfer was of the
opinion that he had been struck by the
bullet from a small.calibered rifle,
but as no wound had been made,
Officer Herzog came to the conclusion
that the weapon must have been an
air rifle. The officer called upon the
boys parents and warned them to see
to it that their son desists from aiming
the rifle at DersOns Mr. Schroonfor