New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

Mrs.. G. J., Glenn and ohildrsn ~
turosd - Aiansspolis. Frldsy allsr I
visit Of several weeks With her mcshsr,
Mrs. Christ Able.
Jno. W. Book Of Gibbon, spsnt {
| day last week greeting old New Ulm
acquaintsnces. Mr.. Book y nov
sesA,es 81 !shsy G.esoals elts.s = Bsak. !;
Mtss Lydia Kospks Who ,Xss opsrat'
Cd upon s iha Iloretto Hospisal lssl
week Ii convsisscing rapidly And will
5000 Is able 70 leave the hospital.
Pl,er;Giei \ hisss sses III ~;
turned last week from the northsru
part OF tho asats whore they hsd been
engaged sincs spring operating Mr..
Gieier's farm. 5S#
The 7Ox75 foot addition TO the lum-
ber shed OF the Simons Lumber Com
pany WAS completed last week. II
took large crew Of carpenters ten
days 70 complete It.
Miss Olivia Lindemann WAS expec-
tad home yesterday from Huron, s.
D., where she has been spending the
past ten days visiting her brother-in-
law and sister, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Temple.
M. E. S:huster Is now located With
his psintshop in his new place next 70
the Rudolph Block on North Mime.
sofa Street. The transfer from the
old to the new location was completed
last week. ~ :. X. -ss>syx.s, - ~. *
Bishop McFlwsin of Fsribault will
make his annual visitation TO the
parish of ST. Peters Episcopal
Church Sunday. December 7th. AT
that tlmoaewsanegadsfsr~,ti'bs 'bs recslSeds
iato the congregation.
Miss Marie Rolvss wss cslled home
from tho Sests Hospital st ~. Peter
Friday on account Of the illness Of
her mother. Miss Rolwes will stay at
home until her mother 10 improved by
rest aud careful aursiug.
There will be no city or rural mail
next Thursday, Thsuksgiv.
log Day. and the general delivery
window at tho New Uim post Office will
be open for one hour only, from 8 to
10 o o'clock in the forenoon.
Last Sunday at the Friedens Church
. special memorial service vas held in
of the deceased mem.
bers OF the congregation. This ser
vice Is q yearly custom AID comes sst
the end of the church year.
The engagement OF Miss Linda h.
Leibold, daughter OF Frank Lelbold
to Gustav A. Nelson of Ced ar. Rapids,
Iowa, formerly Of Tracy. Miun., was
made public last week. The marriage
will take place next spring.
This is the time OF the year when
colds In tine head. chapped face and
hands, cold >"res etc. are very annoy
ing. These minor Ills can be insta nt.
ly relieved bs the use of Mentho.lyp.
tol. Eugene Piefferle, Druggist
Advt 47-48
Miss Minnie Wendt gave an At
Home yesterday afternoon from two
10 six to exhibit her work in china
decorating. Miss Weudt is one Of q
small group of artists in this lin, here
and it is o pleasure to see her work.
Mrs. Marx who has been visiting
friends and relatives for several
weeks returned to her home ut LeSueur !
Center Saturda.. While here Mrs. |
Marx was q guest at a private enter |
ainment of the St. Elizabeth Society. |
Charles Wiukler of Watertown, s.
}. a former New Ulmite, was in the
ity for a brief visit with friends last
veek. BE was on his way home from
Ianska where he negotiated the sale
# his home at that place to Ole Syns.
eby. 20
Mrs. John Hauenstein Sr. was sue.
essfully operated upon for gall.
tones at the local hospital Wednes.
ay morning. The same morning |
diss Adelia Gulden, daughter OF
oseph Gulden, submit to an op ara
ion for appendicitis.
Fourteen of the ladies of the Frie-
ens Church Aid Society went out to
be home of their President, Mrs.
Ohm Hamann of Milford Sunday to
eIp cele brate her birthday. A most
ujoyabIe time was spent by the guests
nd their hostess.
Last Wednesday Otto Oswald moved
nto the house, corner Minnesota ana
Third South Streets which he recently
purchased from John Reinhart tor
1850. AL. O. Olsen who had occupied
hese premises for the past l5 years