New Ulm review., 1913-04-23

Rev. +. 8. Mazir Of Sesrles leaves
today for Austria where he will make
IN extended visit.
Julius Krsuse loft last Wednesday
for Shskopee where he 10 taking treat-
ment At the famous Mudcura sani.
tsrium.
Don't miss reading the big I'd OF the
Pioneer Drug Store this week. It has
coupon good for sl.72. Ad is on
page three.
Mrs. Alex L. Henle left last Wed.
nesday for Clear Lake, MINI. where
she will visit several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. And. J.. Eek.
stein.
The Union Hospital Meeting will be
held Thursday Of this week, April
24th at 2 P. NJ. ct Schell's Hall. This
10 tho meeting that wss post.pone on
account CT seeding.
Mr.. E. Kuhlmann of Elgin, Ill. who
has not been in the city of his birth
for the past 80 years was in New Ulm
the early part of the week renewing
scquaintances.
The Directors of the Brown County
Agricultural Society met and re.elect-
ed their old officers last Thursday.
They also settled upon the last week
in August for the fair and agreed for
. 4th of July celebration.
Frank Leibold recently purchased .
100 acre farm about % miles from Los
Angeles, Cal. with . bungalow on it
and - soon % he has completed .
house which he IL building on North
Minnesots St., he will be ready to
leave New Ulm for his new abode.
Fire Whistle IA Sunday shortly
before noon startled Nov Ulm,
especially % the high wind blowing at
the time made it apparent that any
fame that got . start would work
havoc with property. No. "A is the
call for 5th North and Franklin and
more than one thought with alarm of
the possibility of fire at the hospital
but fortunately the blaze was all in
side chimney at the home of VIM.
Hostetter at 3ls North Jefferson, Str,
and no damage resulted except that
the shock when neighbors came
running into the house and told Mrs.
Hostetter that the chimney was aire
was so great that she has been under
the care of physician ever since and
is still at this writing confined to her
bed. The fire department had quick
run to the scene of action but returned
at once to the station.
Mrs. G. A. Hintz left Monday after
noon for the home of her parents in
Winona, because of the death of her |
brother, Oscar B. Leland which came
as the result of motor cycle accident
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Leland was
riding along a paved street at high
speed when the machine struck an
and he was thrown off |
striking his head on the pavement
de was rendered unconscious by the
blow and died Monday morning at
en O'Clock. Mr.. Leland was only
years of age and leaves a
wife and two small children. At the
lime of his death he was county
surveyor and state highway COM
mission ngineer. About nine years
lgo the Leland family were residents
If New Ulm at which time Oscar was
! student at the University. DR..
Iintz left yesterday to attend the
unersl which will be held today.
The first game to be played by the
lew Base Ball Club will be called next
Sunday at Fairfax, April y. If you
want to see good team get, started
light put on your base ball clothes
sAu ~ OOWu W dAIAdA Will uuC OOyS
md root for them 80 that they can't
lelp coming home with victory.
the New Ulm Base Ball
Club is representing New Ulm as a
ity this summer and if you back
hem enthusiastically they will adver-
Use the town so that we are known as
live, hustling place. If you ignore
be team and its activities and let it
truggle along without any encourage
1ent, they will not be able to win any
reat number of victories and at the
anne time they will be advertising
lew Ulm as a place that cannot even
lay base ball, and in America town
'ithout a winning base ball team is a
cad one.
Sunday morning at 1880 John
)rusch, for more than 45 years q
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