New Ulm review., 1913-10-22
LOCAL NOTES


Monday morning.
We are in the market to buy han
picked winter apples, pa ying 80 to 60
per bu. cash. SToRK BROS. Adv Al
Mrs. Anton Loesch will leave th
latter part of the week for q few day
visit with children and friends.
N Mrs. Fred Spoerhase OF Winthrop
came over Sunday to attend the pre-
3 sentation of ''The Thief at Turne
Hall. She returned home Monday.
Mrs. F. Schrupp, ST., accomp aniet
by Mr.. and Mrs Phi. Kroeier Q
Henderson we're Sunday guests at th'
Fred Schrupp home, Mrs. Kroehler i!
Mr.. Schrupp's sister.
Register of Deeds Albert j
Schramm writes from Cherokee, Iowa
that be is feeling fine and that his
wound is healing nicely since the
operation.
Atty. Chas. Qdands and wife and
Mrs. George Sheman Of Winthrop
accompanied by Mrs. Ollig Of Airing.
ton, were guests Saturday ut the
Henry Schrader home.
F. w. Johnson gave duck dinner
for his fellow skat players at the
Johnson camp across the river Satur-
day evening. Everyone reports Q
splendid feed and happy evening.
Mrs. John Schlumpberger submitted
to an operation at the Mayo Bros.
hospital at Rochester for cataract Of
the eye Friday. Her daughter, Miss
Antonia, who accompanied her, writes
that her mother is doing very nicely.
| Mrs. Maria Hummel who return ed
from her trip to Germany in August
is visiting at the present time with her
sons August and Otto and friends.
Mrs. Hummel has not fully decided
whether to locate here or in Mime
apolis.
Paul F. Dehnel, the aggressive
editor and publisher of the Worthing-
ton Progressive was in the city Sstur-
day and called at the Review plant.
He was on bis way to visit brother
who lives near Fort Ridgely. Mrs.
Dehnel and the children accompanied
hlm on the trip.
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle and Mrs. E. A.
Pfetferle gave whist party last We d.
nesdsy evening. Ten tables we're used
at cards and the prizes went to Nj rs.
J. Arbes, Mrs. Alfred Vogel, Mrs. F.
Edwards, Miss Georgia Paddock,
Mrs. j. Buschers and Miss Herths
Weschke. g.. .... .....
The reward of undoubted approx 81
OF his business associates must be
most pleasing to c. F. Beard who has |
recently been transferred from Hans ka |
10 Storm Lake by his employers, the
NJ. & St. L. Rxy. Co. Mr. Beard
does not like his new location aud his
former townsmeu at Hanska have
etitioned the Rwy. Co. to return Mr..
Beard to his former position.
Rev. Raihle of Minneapolis occupied
Ihe pulpit at the German Methodist
church Sunday in the absence of Rev
DR.. Holm who had gone to Decorah,
Iowa to ofticiate at the marriage of
Esler c. Dirks to Miss Lillian Dres- {
'elhouse. Rev. Raihle was pastor at
Sleepy Eye over 30 years ago. He
expects to spend this week here I
'oliciting in the interests of the Flu nd t
or Aged Methodist Ministers and '
Widows and Orphans.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen entertained thirty ?
i've guests at Progressive 500" Sat- !
rday. Each lady found q beauti full o
arge psnsy at her place at the c ard :
ables. Six games we're played and
be high prizes we're awarded to Mrs. "
-. Arbes and her guest, Miss Moran, IL
irs. henry Held and Mrs. A. w. p
'ingham won second honors aud Miss "
Inna Smith and Mrs. F. Edward o
1ird. After cards dainty lunch was u
srved. Mrs. E. T. Critchett OF Min. v
eapolis, Miss Anna Smith of St.
eter and Miss Moran OF St. Paul
ere out of town guests.
Work on the various new buildings b,
bout the city is being pushed to the q,
init to get them under roof before d
Did weather sets in when the indoor ~
ork can be continued. There has o;
cen more or less difficulty experienced IL
the new Citizens Bank in handling g
10 large blocks of stone which will
Ip the front OF the building The
ocks are very heavy and the derrick
use proved inadequate and had TO pe
replaced with another by Contr &C. De
r Keute. The workmen hone to -,