New Ulm review., 1913-08-13

"A son ana 00tr arrived 0T t00 nOU(
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Muesing las
Wednesday. a :,
Look up the I'd Of the Peerless
Steam Washer ID this issue. Yo,
| will miss II II you miss 1t. Adv 3;
Court Reporter w. T. Ecksteln ",
at Tracy last Friday and sasurda,
whore court case from Lyon County
vas tried before Judge Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schsidsrich
and Mrs. Aoton Zlsohks accompanied
by their children left today for . fe~
days sojourn st Mlnnsspolis.
William r. stYats' Of Essig ~, I
pleassnt caller q the Review ONCE
Monday and took away With lin; one
Of our fine maps Of Minnesota and the
United States which 60 to new sub.
scribers TO our papers.
Mrs. Catherine Gallagher Of St.
Paul arrived here On Monday for .
brief visit with her friend, Mrs. 81. C.
Hess. Mrs. Gallagher departed for
Sleepy Eye yesterday whore she will
spend short time before returning
home.
George Schoch who has been visit
ing with the John Lind children at the
Lind summer home at Lake Minne-
wsshta, arrived home Monday &C.
companied by Genie, Winifred aud
John Lind, Jr. who will visit for some
time At tho DR.. Schoch home.
Mrs. G. F. Dongus and daughter
Mics Frieda, left Sunday for Chicago.
Kenoshs, Milwaukee, st. Paul and
Minneapolis At which points they will
buy the fall stock for Mrs. Dongus'
store and they also expect 70 visit an
establishment at Chicago 70 get
posted on winter styles.
The Holy Trinity Catholic school
house in this city is being painted and
decorated by Artist Alexander
Schwendinger, who expects to COM
plete the work within . week or two.
The decorations will greatly improve
the general appearance Of the school
rooms and the auditorium.
Just IS We 60 to press We learn OF
the death at St. Paul of Adolph Stier-
le, aged 80 years, pioneer resident
of Minnesota who was we'll and favor
ably known here. The funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Wilt
am G. Alvin and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Alvin will attend the funeral.
Walter, the nineteen-year old son OF
Henry Bode, Jr. of Courtland town
ship was seriously injured Monday
afternoon by being kicked in the
stomach by horse. A local ply
sician was summoned but up to yes
terday was unable to determine the
extent of the young mans internal
injuries. He is confined to his bed at
the home Of his parents and is suffer-
ing considera BILE pain.
Rumor has it that City Clerk Albert
J. Meyer has purchased the John
Henle bnilding on North Minnesota
Street, occupied by Ochs & Baer, and
that be expects to again engage in the
business in the studio
on the second floor, succeeding Pho
tograp apher G. o. CASTER. Before being
elected as city clerk Mr.. Meyer con-
Quoted Photographic studio in the
ANIME building on North Broadway
now owned by Henry Sinkel.
Rev. Robert Schlinkert, pastor of
Holy Trinity Catholic church left Sat-
urday afternoon for Bird Island,
where on the following day he deliy-
cred the sermon at the ceremony of
laying the cornerstone OF the new
Catholic parochial school at thatplace.
From Bird Island Rev. Schlinkert
continued his journey to Milwaukee
20 attend the convention of the Ameri-
ian Federation of Catholic Societies
IS delegate from Minnesota.
Sheriff w. j. julius has had q very
unpleasant experience with blood
from which he is recover
ng however. About month ago |
he genial official scratched the index
niger of his left hand, but considered
he injury as being too slight for any
treatment. Six days later
he hand and arm commenced to swell
lp considerably and turn black in
color, so that he was Obliged to con-
suit local physician who succeeded
n driving out the poison and the
affected digit is healing up nicely
aow.
Miss Lillian M. Juni, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Juni of this city,
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