New Ulm review., 1913-01-01

Miss Susan Ford OF Sleepy Eye II
visiting friends 10 Msnkato.
F. p. Starr and family visited with
friends at Mankato last week.
! Mrs. L G. VOgel visited in Hender.
son several days tho latter part OF the
week. .s
Dr.. Charles schoregge Of Hender.
son spent Sunday with New Ulu
relatives.
Stanley Flowers, night operator st
she G. & N. w. depot spent Christmaa
with friends In O~atonns.
The Misses Anna aud Theress Keute
returned to Minneapolis Sunday after
spending Christmas with their parents
in this city. =.
Misses Ida and Emma Bethke who
have been visiting friends and rels-
tives the past week returned to Mime.
-apolis Sunday. +:
Our latest varieties In fancy
barrel apples just received are
Baldwtns, Greenings, Northern
Spy, Russets, WaROers, Spitzen-
berg, Maiden Blush and Craven.
stein. STORK BROS. Advt.
Miss Delight Lynd will return to
her home 10 South Dakota tomorrow
after = two weeks visit with the Charles
uauanatain familv '.-
Miss Sophia Volk of S.. Peter
visited with New UIm friends Monday.
From New Ulm Miss Volk went to
Winthrop where she will visit for .
short time.
Mrs. C. A. Conner sustained .
sprained ankle last Thursday morning
by fall from chair while she was
arranging plate rsil.-St. Peter
Free Press. 49,.
Miss Lucille Hubbard of Excelsior
tis spending the week at the Louis B.
Krook home. Miss Hubbard 10
.msking plans to organize . vocal
class IN New Ulm this winter.
The Misses Spelbrink will open .
sewing school in tho Psuser Building,
cor. Minnesots and God North Str.
Jan. God, 1913. Phone 789 Il . ...a =.
(Adv) 1.3 pd
:Mr. and Mrs. n. Henningsen and
Mrs. Ida Bobleter left Sunday for
srip to Los Angeles. Mrs. Henning..
sen aud Mrs. Bobleter will spend the
remainder of the winter in the West,
bat Mr.. Henaingsen will return
shortly.
Conductor Ed. Clark who has been
running the New Ulm ''scoot", the
train which makes the trip from Man
kato to New Ulm and back twice daily
10 taking q few days vacation and
Thomas McCsrty is occupying the
aisle in bis place.
Mrs. Archie Fosburg of Mtnnespo-
lie and Miss Anna Hsubrich who
teaches st Herman, Miun., are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Haubrich in Milford. Mr.. Fosburg
also spent Xmas here, returning to
Minneapolis Saturday.
Miss Tess Mills of Minneapolis will
be q New Years guest at the DR..
Seifert hon.e today. Miss Mills was
bridesmaid at the Se:fert wedding.
MIS-. Seitert's mother, Mrs. Lewis
Field is also visiting at the Seifert
home. She will stay q couple of
weeks. =
Charles H. Whitney, one of the
founders of Marshall, MINI. having
come to Lyon county in this state in
June 1869, died at the home of his
daughter in Cooksville, Tenn. on
Christmas day. He was oorn in
Bridgeton, Maine, Jan. l6, 1885,
Mankato Review.
During the annual Burns day
Celebration at Mspleton this year,
Alexander Russell of New Ulm is
down on the program as the second
sneaker of the day. Mr.. Russell will
make the response to the address of
welcome which will be given by Mayor
Hund of Mapleton.
Miss Allie Scherer left Sunday to
accompany her brother, Capt. L c.
sScherer who has been ordered to the
Hawaiian Islands with the 4th Caval-
nv. Miss Scherer goes direct to San
Francisco and will sail for Honolulu
ON the steamship "Lurline" the sth OF
January. Capt. Scherer sails two
days earlier on a government trans
.oort. They will be located twenty !
miles from Honolulu in the interior
and expect to be g.ne until April un'
less the troops are ordered nome
earlier.