New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
LOCAL NOTES

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County Attorney Adolph Frederick
son, OF Springfield came down Non
day evening and yesterday looked
after various legal matters In which
the county il interested.
Mrs. Theresa Schneider received the
glad tidings, Wednesday, that = sor
Vas born to her son-in.law aud dsugh'
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Grimm,
Of Lamberton, on that dats.
Alfred Chesney, for several months
past employed - stenographer In th'
Law Offices OF Somsen, Dempsey =
Mueller, IL enjoying . weeks vacation
at his home ia the Twin Cities.
Mr.,and Mr,.W =. Krauch OF s.,
Paul ksare expected here The lsssst par
of this week for . visit with Mrs.
Krauch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
August Stork and other relatives.
P.J. Soukup and family returned
home Monday evening from St. Paul
where they had been spending . week
with the family of P. is brother, W.
B. Soukup, who conducts . grocery
store there.
Mrs. George Puchner, Sr., of this
city underwent IN operation for hernia
at Loretto hospital Monday, and the
same day John Simmet, OF Lang,
Sssk., Can. was operated upon for
appendicitis.
Miss Hattie Engelbert, of St. Paul
who has beer visiting New Ulm rela-
tives and friends returned home yes
terday, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Annie Mueller, who will be her
guest until school begins.
Franklin Edwards, who with his
wife and son has been enjoying an ex-
tended visit at their York State
home returned last week. Mrs. Ed
wards did not accompany her hus-
band home but will arrive here shortly.
Fred and Harold Heimerdinger,
accompanied by their families, we're
guests at the home of Mrs. Katie
Haeberle over Sunday. They made
the trip from Paynesville, MINI. to
New Ulm and return via the auto
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle and Miss
Alice Russell enjoyed visit from the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Dennis Hanna, OF
Chicago, who was formerly Miss
Anna Russell. Both Mrs. Hanna and
her husband were school teachers in
this county many years ago.
A very painful, though not danger
Gus, accident occurred to Melvin
Strunk, fve-year-old lad, Wednes-
day, when a fish hook, with which he
was playing at the time, pierced one
of his thumbs, and the services of a
local physician we're required to re-
move the hook. .....s
Otto Korbel, accompanied by his
friend, Delbin Gibbs, of Crosby, N.
D. arrived here Saturday evening
and the former is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Korbel for several
days. Mr.. Gibbs, who is publisher
of the Crosby Eagle, also called on
friends in Sleepy Eye, his old home
town. .-.
Visit the Penny Arcade and Shoot
ing Gallery in the Schell building on
North Minnesota Street, formerly
occupied by Bastian, Marti & Brandt.
A place of amusement for everybody.
A new Repeating Rifle given away as
q prize to the person making the best
score.in five shots during this week,
A cash prize of sl.00 for the best score
made during each day. Adv 33
Editor and Mrs. A. E. Task er and
Mrs. Du Chen of Lake Benton accom-
panied by William Stork, his sister,
Mrs. E. b. Ozias and son, and Post
master and Mrs. T. T. Gronlund of
Tyler, arrived here in autos Saturday
morning for visit at the August
Stork home. The entire party, except
ing Mrs. Ozias, who will remain here
a few weeks, returned home this
morning.
The following births we're recorded
in New Ulm and vicinity during the
past week: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Sstfert, city, daughter; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Regler, city, son; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beck, city, son; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Glaser, city, son; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Kuelbs, Home town
ship, son: MIR. and Mrs. Hugo Lange,
Courtland township, daughter, Teach
er and Mrs. Cutkosky, Nicollet, son.
The marriage of Miss Sophia Kar-
pen, daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Kar-
nen of this village and Hugh A. Hale