New Ulm review., 1913-08-06

Falls yesterday to visit With friends.
Dr.. L. A. Fritsche returned last
night from . professional trip TO st.
/ Paul.
4 Miss Meta Frank went to the Twin
Cities yesterday for visit Of two or
three weeks.
A Mrs. A. N. Rinke is away st St.
Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee doing
her buying for tho fall trade.
Miss Alma E. soergel Of Chicago
arrived Monday for visit Of several
weeks with Mrs. George Schmidt.
| Mrs. Nettie Quigley Of Parker, s.
I'D. is guest at the VIM. F. Wendt
home. She will be here two weeks.
/ Miss Lydia Heidmsnn of Arlington
and sister and brother have been
guests at the Koch home for the past
week
n Mr.. b. F. Ramme left Monday
morning on . trip to Duluth and other
lake points to spend the hay fever
weeks.
i Mrs. Gustav Goetsch and daughter,
Miss Hulda started Monday for
three weeks visit with relatives at
Otsumwa, Ia.
II Lieut.. Adolph Klsuse and 1st Sergt.
William Pfeiffer Of Co. ga" loft for
Lake City Monday morning to take
part in the Reeimental team shoot.
n Now is the time to put up your Win
ter's supply of coal. Send your orders
to the Farmers Elevator Co. Phone
49,. Advt 3O-32
Mrs. B. Follmann accompanied BY
her granddaughter Adsline Liesch
went to the Cities last week for visit
with relatives prior to starting for
Chicago and Milwaukee to buy her
fall patterns.
Joe Gleisner, one of our North Ds-
kota subscribers in sending in IN ad-
vance payment writes that he has
taken homestead about 25 miles from
Kenmare which 10 in the northwestern
part of the state and is getting along
nicely which is indeed pleasant news.
i Attend the grand picnic at the old
|Oley Johnson place l mile east of
Hanska Sunday, Aug. 10. Given by
the Brown County Rural Letter Car
riers. ltp
| Miss Alma Marti departed Satur
day for Cardwell, Montana for visit
with schoolmate who is to be married
shortly. Miss Marti will spend two
weeks there and her mother and sister
Elsa will then join her for trip thru
]. Yellowstone Park.
n George Doehne has awarded the
contract for the erection of brick
addition to his property on End North
Street to August Pullman who will
commence work in short time. The
addition will be 2Ox25 feet, two stories
high and when completed will give
the Liesch Printing Company con-
siderable additional room. At present
their quarters are rather cramped.
Henry Koester, Is years old, had
the misfortune to break both bones OF
the right lower leg last Wednesday
afternoon shortly after three O'Clock.
He was operating the brick machine
at the time of the accident and came
into too close proximity with the
gearing of the large wheel. His
trousers were caught and before the
machine could be stopped, his right
leg was fractured. he was imme-
diately taken to the Loretto Hospital
where the fracture was reduced.
Prof. John Meyer of DR.. NJ. l..
College left last Wednesday afternoon
and will be gone for four weeks. Sun
day he preached at Trenton, Wis,
his former charge. Next Sunday he
will deliver q lecture on "Parochial
Schools at Lake Mills and the follow
ing Sunday he will be present ut the
mission festival at North Prairie.
Between the 10th and 26th day OF
; August he will attend the synoda al
!, conference at Green Bay and will
, deliver lecture at one OF the sessions.
His wife and children accompanied
him to Mankato for weeks visit
/ with friends. -- ~.-
Thursday last q group of eleven OF
the young ladies set out on hike to
Sleepy Eye. They started at 8 O'Clock
+ in the morning and travelled by easy
| stages along the main road, reaching
| Sleepy Eye just in time for dinner at
the hotel. The party consisted of the
{ Misses Ilda and Henrietta Hauensteln
and their guest, Miss Selma Scott,
, Miss Frances Krook, Elsie Marti,
Elsa Klippstein, Martha and Louise
Winkelmann, Olga Mayer and Elsa
n.:. -;<h hon r,,os< Mice TiI1iap Hon.