New Ulm review., 1913-07-09

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for 81 wssGs % aJlsf With ST. Pete
frisnds.
Arthur Setter OF Minneapolis 10
lguest this~wset Of his sister, Mrs
Emil Frenzel.
Why do psoDls trsdst theit Nsv
Perfection oil stoves tor the ssrstfort
sold by Roy =. BEzsGs Adv 27t
John Rswiszsr hsd the misfortune
last week TO fall from . wagon sni
hurt his back.
Or. s. E. Ltnsley. wife and children
'of st. Paul were week end visitors :,
the homo of Psoi.. sperling.
Rev. II W. Diedrich Of Rsdwiua
visited for few days last week with
New Ulm friends and. relatives.
Councillor Christ F. Ruemks left yes.
terdsy for Duluth where he is Ia at.
tendance at the Federal District Court
% grand juror.
Jos. Everling, teller OF the CONNER.
cisl State Bank at st. Paul, visited
With his parents over the Fourth. He
returns to his post to-day.
Miss Dorothy Pooler of Austin,
MINI. and Miss Ruth Norton OF
Newell, Ia. are guests of Miss
Elizabeth Wheeler. They will spend
. week here.
Mrs. G. Crone and Mrs.'J. Vogel
will entertain at whist this evening in
honor Of the Misses Schonlsu who
are visiting here. The party will be
given at the Vogel home. ,,.-~
Mrs. Theo. G. Budde OF Kellogg
Who visited for several days with Eher
mother, Mrs. Ida Schwsntes, returned
home Thursday. She was accom-.
panied by her sister who will visit at
the Budde home for several weeks.
Mrs. B. Bergesen of Watertown,
8. D. has been visiting the past week
with relatives at Wabasso and New
Ulm. She and her brother, George
Preisinger, we're 4th of July visitors
ct the home of her brother Anton in
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Leibold of
Columbus, Ohio are guests this week
at the Sannwald home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leibold attended the Bundesturnfest
at Denver and and simply could not re-
sist the temptation to visit dear old
New Ulm before they return home
sltho they we're here last year during
he celebr alton.
A party of young people are camp
ng on the Mueller farm across the
liver. Miss Anna Luetjen is chaperon
Ind the campers are Elsa Fritsche,
leslie Olsen, Thor Snilsberg, Eliza
beth and Joseph Wheeler and their
quests, Miss Pooler and Miss Norton,
Dora and Edna Edwards, Elizabeth
Schmidt and Harold Vogtel.
Low Rate Excursion to St. Paul
md Minneapolis Saturday, July II,
IN the NJ. & St. L. Leaves New Ulm
It 1880 A. NJ, returning leaves St..
Paul Monday, July IA. at 3:15 P. NJ,
Minneapolis at P. M. No stops
'etween Winthrop and Minneapolis.
200 round trip. Inquire of Local
4. & St. L. Agent or A. B. Cults, A.
7. M. Minneapolis. Adv 28
Fred Blass, car repajrer for the NJ.
/ St. L. Ry. Co., has been laid up
With painful injury to his right foot.
box of castings, weighing about
OO pounds, accidently fell upon his
DOT, the result being very severe
njury. While Mr.. Blass has been
citing along nicely still it will be
ONE time before he will be able to be
bout without the aid OF crutches.-
Winthrop News.
Rudolph Herzog, son OF Mr.. and
1rs. E. Herzog, of this city, has re-
eived a post card from his sister
ulia who is attending school in
Iazel, Switzerland. The most in
sresting part of the card is the post
'ark, showing that it was started on
IS long journey by aeroplane and
[iss Julia writes that the postage was
fly confines 10 cts.) This is probably
racy's first piece of mail to have
cen transmitted through the air. In
few years hence all Of our first class
lail and the more enterprising daily |
spers will reach 10 by the areoplane
Herald. ....
Shortly after noon Tuesday, VIM.
Veckworth was found hanging by q
ope in his grsnsry on his farm near
'otson, life being extinct. The
>roner at Springfield was notified,
nd Immediately made official investi-