New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07

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Barney Huelskamp is now student in
the Mankato Commercial College. He
will take complete commercial course.
Mrs. C. A. Arhart and son Of Fargo,
. N. D. visited with friends and relatives
the past week.
Prof. A. Ackermann was at Elkton, S.
D. Sunday where he delivered the sermon
at Lutheran mission festival held there
that day.
John Zimmerman and family of Sigel
moved into New Ulm last Wednesday
and he expects to spend his declining
years in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schellbach ard
daughter and Mrs. John G. Meyer of
Hoffman, and Mrs. A. Amott Sundayed
at the home of A. j. Meyer of this city.
Last Sunday was Rally Day at the Ger
man M. E. Church and special program
was prepared by the Sunday School. It
was also Promotion Day for the Sunday
School Grade pupils.
Capt. Hofmeister will direct the mus
icai activities in the High School this sea-
son. He will put the young musicians
thru vigorous course of work this winter
and some good results may be expected.
Thursday morning the Is year old
daughter of Richard Reddemann Of
Sleepy Eye was operated upon for an
abdominal abscess. The patient was
brought here by DR.. G. Schmidt of Sleepy
Eye.
Mrs. Edmund Posch of St. Paul ac-
companied her sister, Miss Ida Hal en-
stein to New Ulm when she returned
from short visit in St. Paul last week.
Mrs. Posch and baby will spend week or
two with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hauenstein.
The friends of John C. Rudolph will
be panied to learn that he has become so
feeble that his transfer from the Dakota
House to the I4oretto Hospital became
imperative and he was taken there the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. G. Schmidt and Mrs. /. M. Olsen
were the lucky guessers in the Jewel Stove
Contest. Mr.. Stolz purchased the stove
and divided the money between the ladies
as neither of them was in need of the new
stove.
julius Harbo of the Town of Lake
Hanska sustained a double fracture of
his right arm on his farm about four
miles from Hanska Friday. The act
cident happened while trying to throw
the belt off from the threshing machine.
Mrs. Mary Hummel of Minneapolis
has been in the city the past. week, the
guest of relatives and friends. Her
new residence which she is building in
Minneapolis is nearly complete and she
expects to make that city her future
home.
Thursday morning the three year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moll of the
Town of Milford suffered fracture of
one of the bones of the left leg below the
knee. Just how it happened is not
definitely known, but it is believed that
he was stepped on by horse. He was
found in the pasture with the broken
limb. A doctor was called Immediately
to reduce the fracture.
The recital given at the Congregational
Church by Mrs. Viola Frederick and Miss
Frances Krook was most delightful. The
ladies both have rare abilities as entertain
ers and their selections were most happily
chosen and rendered with thoro under
standing of the requirements. There was
good attendance and a nice sum was re-
allied by the Aid Society which was pro-
noting the affair.
Albin Carlson informs us that he is no
longer resident Of New Ulm having
bought out a business in Minneapolis and
taken charge Of it two weeks ago. The
business is the Canadian Buffet and is
located at COL Washington ave south.
There is also a restaurant in connection
with the buffet and Mr.. Carlson invites
all his New Ulm friends to call upon him
there. Mrs. Carlson is still here and will
be until the latter part of the month when
they will have their household goods
ready for shipment. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlson say that they are sorry to leave
New Ulm and they will be missed by
many friends. No doubt they will often
come back for visit with old acquain-
ances.
A pretty wedding ceremony was per-
formed at St. Mary's Catholic church
at this place Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock when Miss Martha, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hartneck, became
the bride Of John Steffl Of Clements. The
ceremony was solemnized by Rev.
Father Fleck in the presence of = few