New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-11

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! Ed. Gerboth visited with his mother,
Mrs. Carrie Gerboth, for several days
last week. ".
Werner Causing Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
a nephew Of John Herzog, arrived Mon
day for ten day visit with the Herzog
family. This is his first trip to New Ulm.
| The family Of Fred Steinberg was
made happy Sunday by the arrival Of a
son and heir. The same morning baby
boy arrived at the home Of Carl Scheisel
of this city. a
j. H. Dorm, father Of Anton Dorm, had
the misfortune to fall last Thursday
while on his way home and fracture his
left elbow, He will be laid up for about
three weeks.
While at work on corn shredder on
the farm of Andrew Portner of Lafayette,
Saturday afternoon between and
o'clock, Frank Wenninger had the mis-
fortune to get his thumb caught between
the rollers and smashed so terribly that
it had to be amputated.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Andre visited
Thursday with the Schroeck families.
They were married at Echo October
28th and were on their wedding trip.
They expect to make their home at
Lucan. Mrs. Andre is a daughter of
August Ohrmann of Echo and sister
of Mrs. VIM. Schroeck.
Mrs. Carl Kuehne and daughter
Elisabeth of Mankato were here and
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Fred Prahl
who was cousin of Mrs. Kuehne. Mr..
Kuehne came over Saturday evening to
join his family. Monday they returned.
They were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Vogelpohl and family while
here.
Miss Hedwig Macho and Alfred J.
Polta were married yesterday morning
at Holy Trinity Church at A. NJ, Rev.
Schlinkert officiating. The bride is a
daughter of John w. Macho and the
groom is son of Jacob Polta, ST.. The
witnesses were Charles Polta and Helen
Macho. A wedding celebration was held
at the home of the brides parents.
Andrew Klingler, son of Joseph King
Ter Of West Newton, came very near
losing the sight of his left eye when a
staple which he was driving into fence
post flew back and struck him, the
points penetrating the eyeball. The
young man was brought to Lorettc
Hospital and it is hoped that no perma.
nent ill effects may result from the
accident.
The following members Of DeMolay
Commandery local Knight Templars
attended the funeral Of Alvin T. johnson
at Winthrop last Wednesday. DR.. Geo
B. Weiser, Rev. E. F. Wheeler, DR.. O. C
Stricken, George Marti, O. NJ: Olsen
F. H. Behnke, J. Klossner, Jr., Pau
Lehman, Henry N. Somsen, J. H
Siegel, Emil Mueller, A. w. Bingham
Emil G. Hage, Herman Held, Alfred
Nagel, Frank Zschupke, j. H. Edward.
and James Garrow.
! One still hears echoes of the incident.
funny and otherwise, that occurred
during the laying Of the paving and whel
the streets were shut off. One such. il
the tale of woe that two families living il
the country had to tell. The lady O
the house in one instance had purchased
hat at one of the local millinery stores
The other lady had laid in supply O
groceries for the weeks use. 1t al
happened on Saturday when the clerks
in the stores were very busy and wher
one of them was told to put the grocerie.
in wagon standing on side street hi
did SO. The millinery people also pu1
the hat in wagon on the same side
street. When the respective purchaser.
arrived home my lady of the groceries
was Mortified to find that all she had
for her family's Sunday dinner was :
gorgeous new hat and the one who hac
thought to shine forth in brand new
bonnet at church found words lacking
\ to express her disgust when the packages
yielded up nothing but sugar and foul
and other articles for the pantry. As
to how the mistakes were rectifeds
rumor sayeth not.
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