New Ulm review., 1913-06-25

Ross Eppls 10 visiting With The a.
9. ochs family = springfield.
Clsrynoe Hsss has bssn q 81.
James ths psi no weeks canvassias.
Mrs. s. Peabody Of 81. Jsuss spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with her
friend, Miss Mary Hess.
Mrs. ]. Epple msds . trip 70 Mime
5spolis last week TO take her little son
Harold to DR.. Gillette for treatment.
Business sdncation 10 the key TO
success. Take course In Msnkato
Commsrcisl College, Msnksto, MINI.
Send for cataiog. Advt 1927
Otto Montgomery, Jr., hes accepted
5 positton With the Columbis Clothing
Co. % Ill The position made vacant b.
the return Of Gustav Klsinschmidt to
tho Bee Hive whore hs wss formerly
employed.
Miss Clara Ross Who has taught II
Sleepy Eye for several years past has
had the good fortune TO secure posi-.
tion for next year which exactly
meets her wishes. She will teach
German in tho high School ct Ainot,
N. D.
While ct Minneapolis last week at.
tending the convention Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association, DR.. Strick-
Ter met DR.. +. w. Bailey formerly of
this city. Dr.. Bailey il on his way to
Manila and wishes to be remembered
to his New Ulm friends.
Mrs. II. G. Hess and daughter Miss
Mary went to Msnksto Saturday on .
shopping trip. Miss Hess is to be
married early ln July to Mr.. George
Nelson Drew. They will live in
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Can,
where Mr.. Drew has position %
cashier With large lumber company.
Panama hats in oil styles, prices
from $3.50 to $500 ct Columbis
Clothing Co, F. p. ZscHUNKE, Treas.
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Ben Frank of the Town of Home
was operated upon for appendicitis at
Loretto Hospital Wednesday morn.
ing. BE became suddenly i'll Tuesday
evening and was Immediately brought
to the hospital. The operation was q
serious one, because the appendix had
burst, but the patient rallied nicely
and is now rapidly convalescing.
William Silverson of Shelbyville,
Ind. arrived last Tuesday evening for
his annual visit to New Ulm and ex-
poets to stay here for month or
more. Several business matters re-
quired his attention. Mrs. Silverson
who accompanied him TO Minneapolis
will visit for some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Hjalmar Hoidale and
will join Mr.. Silverson later.
Extensive preparations are under
way by the local council OF the K. G.
for the initiation OF fifty new candi-
dates next Sunday, June 29th. The
local degree team will exemplify the
first two degrees and the St. Paul team
will have charge of the work in the
third degree. An elaborate banquet
at 81 90 per plate will be served in the
evening. Twelve of the candidates
are from Madelia,
Elsa and Carl Helm returned hon 9
for their summer vacation Tuesday
last week. Miss Elsa will return to
Indianapolis next fall as assistant to
the Dean of the Normal College of
the North American Gymnastic Union
from which she graduated recently.
Carl went to Denver Monday to act as
one of the judges in the Bundesturn-
fest events. Roland Neumann and
Henry Haeberle went also on like
mission.
Court Commissioner Albert D. Flor
had the first opportunity to act in his
official capacity at wedding Tuesday
morning at the Courthouse. Joseph
Haas and Miss. Ella Engel we're the
young people who we're made happy
by the Court Commissioner. The
groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Haas of this city and the bride is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Engel of the Town of Sigel. Andrew
Helget and Miss Ella Haas acted as
witnesses. After the ceremony q
sumptuous wedding dinner was served
to the bridal couple and invited
guests at the home of the BRIDES
parents. For the present the newly
weds will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Engel.