New Ulm review., 1913-08-13

Miss Mayme Lelbold of Los Angeles,
Cal. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Leibold.
Miss Elizabeth Henle 10 enjoying .
veek's vacation from her work 10 ].
NJ Meyers jevelry store.
Miss Martha tvedder of Mime apo
ns, 10 visiting at the home OF her
rmother and brother 10 this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Ho6msnn
of 81. Paul visited over Sunday Ct the
home OF Prof. and Mrs. A. Acker-
mann.
Y The New Ulm Rural Telephone Go.
u having new cable strung in this
city 70 accommodate the increase in
the number of subscribers.
Miss Rose Gabriel Of. St. Paul,
arrived Sunday for . weeks stay at
the home OF her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Athanas Henle.
Miss Christine Fritsche Of Minnes-
poliss who has been spending several
days at the w. J.. Julius home, will
return to the Mill City today.
Mrs. Julius Gruenentelder, Of G. lam
Falls, Wis, has been visiting her
mother.in-law, Mrs. Julis Spreng who
10 confined to her bed by illness.
@. b. Osmundsen, general agent of
the Western Land Securities company,
Of St. Paul, transacted business in
New Ulm during the latter part OF
last week. 7
w. W. Klingmsn arrived here Mon.
day, and has taken possession of one
OF the rooms in the second floor Of the
Ottomeyer block, where be has opened
: local Office of the Equitable Life
IpauPsnce Company,
Henry P6sterer Of this city,' sold his:
quarter-section of land in Chippews
county, Upper Michigan, which he
purchased from the Western Land
Securities company last January, to
the y. II. Osmuudsen Land company,
of Hayward, Wis. last week.
August Dahl. Manager Of the New
Ulm Roller Mill Co. left Wednesday
afternoon on q business trip to the
east in the interest of his mill. He
will be gone about two weeks and will
stop off at Milwaukee, Cleveland,
Indianapolis, St. Louis and other
points.
Lloyd Swanson, young man from
Winthrop, underwent successful
operation at Loretto hospital on
account of diseased bone of the left
arm. The operation wss deemed ex-
pedien. to save the young mans arm
which was threatened by the affiiction.
The surgeons who performed the diff.
cult operation are confident that the
results will be very satisfactory.
Mrs. John E. Schroeppel, of Collins
Vile, ILL.,, who with her little son has
been visiting relatives in New Ulm for
the past three weeks, left for F Faribault
Friday, where she spent three days
and from there returned home. Mrs.
Schroeppel is sister Of Mrs. William
Hellmann and cousin of Theodore
Mueller, and has been guest at the
former home. Mrs. Hellmann enter
tanned the sewing circle of the Luther
an Church in her honor Wednesday
and she also entertained Thursday
before she left. a.
According to q new ruling Of the
United States post Office department,
deposits for the postal savings de-
partment may be sect to the respective
postal savings banks by mail, and
new savings accounts may be opened
in the same manner. Postmaster
General Burleson has also promul-
gated another ruling, as the result OF
which anyone, on presenting a postal
savings card with nine stamps
affixed, may receive one dollar 10
cash, instead of q certificate which
had to be redeemed. This change
will do away With considerable cleri'
cal work and will greatly simplify
matters in connection with postal
savings accounts.
The outcome of the unpleasant aft air
in connection with the recent Sleepy
Eye-New Ulm baseball game in this
city was that Arthur Huhn, against
whom Leonard Christensen of Sleepy |
Eye had sworn out q complaint,
charging him with assault, was found
guilty in Municipal Judge John Cut
,iug's court at Sleepy Eye last week.
'sChick" was fined $500 and costs but
be was not satisfied with the verdict
and consequently will appeal the case
10 the district court. He has retained
Attorney Alfred W. Mueller as his