New Ulm review., 1913-07-02

Petsr H4tnsns s ot wabssso spent
Sunday vssing With his mother and
his sister. ~ II
Miss Anna Timm Of sasksto on,
Can. has bean guest Of her sister,
Miss Iona Ttmm. She 10 nov, visiting
her parents at Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach and
Glenn and Joe Lauterbsoh OF RAdv ood
Falls we're guests & the Hsnle home
Sunday
Christ Ruemke will serve Is : grand
juror st the United States district
court which convenes at Duluth on
the 9Th day Of July.
edna" Joseph Bianchi's fast
.trottiug ms1e has been entered in tho
harness races which take place at
Morton July 3rd and 4th.
There will be : dance st Waguer's
Hall ct Essig July 4th. Music By the
Milford Band. Everybody 10 cor
daily invited. A good time assured.
(Advt)
George Graf, Clerk OF Court of
Lincoln County, and family who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
the city the past week returned to their
home At Ivanhoe via Mankato with
their auto on Monday.
Why do people trade their New
Perfection oil stoves tor the Stratford
sold by Roy L. BERG? Adv 27tf
\ Last week John, Bartl lost one Of
the valuable draft horses he recently
purchased for s450. Tho horse was
injured in some way and blood
set ein."HAn eoperation was
performed but failed to save the
animal. ~ ...
In Andrew Jenseu's grove in Brigh-
ton grand 4th Of July picnic will
take place. The program :, will COM
mence at 10 O'Clock .. N. Extensive
preparations have been made for the
entertainment of the guests. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs. Elmer Haeberle gave lunch.
con last week Saturday in honor of her
cousin, Miss Clara Schroeppel and
Miss Mary Hess. a bride of this week.
Their we're fifteen guests. Miss
Schroeppel returned to her home in
Collinsville, Illinois, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Olsen and son
Leslie returned Thursday by auto from
their visit in Moline, Illinois. Mr..
and Mrs. Cornwall accompanied them
on the trip and the latter will remain
here for an extended visit. Mr.. Corn
wall returned to Moline Monday.
Otto Baarsch of Clark, S. D. hob
nobbed with friends and relatives for
several days last week, returning
home Thursday after a three weeks
vacation. ''Geraghty" found a roy al
welcome here. For the past three
years he has been engaged in the
business and is making
good. .
On "Wednesday Judge I. M. Olsen
purchased of Mrs. Regina Hauenstein
he brick residence on North Wash
ngton Street now occupied by Supt.
4. c. Hess. The. new owner expects
10 take possession in the early part of !
September. It is more convenient for |
he Judge and also for the attorneys |
10 have the Judges Chambers located
1t the county seat and this, no doubt,
Judge Olsen to decide upon
lis removal to New Ulm. He and his
amily are assured of hearty well
;ome in our midst.
Mrs. Richard Smith formerly Miss
Sophie Kiesling) and her ten year old
on, Rudolph Kiesling Smith, have
'een visiting the past week with their
lunt Mrs. Christine Pfenninger and
'ther relatives. This is Mrs. SIN this
irst visit to New Ulm in 20 years and
he noticed and spoke of the improve.
nents that have been made since that
ime. She leaves for Indianapolis to-
lay where she will spend the summer
nth her sister, Mrs. Helen Nix,
to Spokane by September
at.
Karl Bell, l6 year old nephew of
)r. l.. G. Bell, arrived here from
Baden, Germany last Friday. He
aade the trip all alone. Strange as
may seem, he experienced no trouble
n the trip until he reached New Ulm.
lie had telegraphed the date of his
rival but contrary to expectations,
e came via the M. & St. L. and no
ne was at the depot to meet him. he
eally felt lost until he finally got
,ta ooyo n,,pi icot;op with his unclo !