New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-14
Mr.. Peter Scharbach of Madeltaiha s
neen visiting with the:Dan Windlaudt

| business matters Of a legal nature at
Henderson last week.
| Lamberton is having an electric light
plant installed and the Setter Electric
Co. are dong the wiring.
Miss Emma Windhorn underwent an
operation for goitre last Thursday
morning and is getting along nicely.
Adolph Ganske andl sister, Miss
Elaanora Ganske OF Sigel visited
with frinds nea, Walnut Grove last
! week. ..... ,:.s, j.. @.ss,.
| Mrs. E. Il. poscb returned to her
home i'll St, Paul Friday after week
spent with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas. Hauenstein. u
DR.. G.. a. Hint and DR.. G.. W..
Miller will attend the District Dental
Convention which is to be held in
Minneapolis the latter part of the
week.
The Misses Vera Mueller. Ruth
Galstad, Helen Sigei and Olga Sandau
made shopping trip to Mankato last
Saturday.
| Miss Anna Angelburg will ACTON.
pany Mrs. Schmid of Springfield and
the Lehrers on their trip to Florida
! this winter aud will remain with Them
until their return.
| Mrs. Frank Rein who has been
visiting for the past few weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Otto Wichtel, re-
! turned TO Burlington, Wis. this week
Mrs. Rein is matron OF the city
hospital Ia Burlington.
Mrs. Chas. Koos left Monday
evening TO return to her home in
Wellington, Kansas. Mrs. Helena
Roos who had planned to accompany
her daughter-in-iaw does not yet feel
strong enuf to make the trip and will
remain in New Ulm for some time vet.
Victor Schleuder left Sunday after,
noon for St. Paul where he will study
Theoretical Optics under a priva
! teacher. He has had a years work
in St. Paul in thu line and has taken
the practical work at home under his
fathers direction and now will COM
plete his work With private instruction.
! Mrs. Fl. N. Somsen is entertaining
mi oh -
| this week. Mrs. Thos. Broderick vas
also an expected guest looked for
yesterday at the Somsen home. Mrs.
Somsen and Miss Ida Koch are
planning to entertain the teachers who
are old friends of Miss Richardson
Saturday evening.
The postal repositories at a great
number Of smali places have been dis
continued, because since their in
staIlatiOn no business has been tram
sacted by them. Essig is one OF the
repositories that has gone out of
existence, Postmaster Hermann having
received orders last week to resurn all
certi dictates, stamps and other supplies
to Washington.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the German M. L. Church
held their ANNUAL social meeting at the
Parsonage last Wednesday evening.
The honorary members, (the men O!
the Church) are always invited to
attend Oh these yearly occa sions and
a program is given. Refreshments
also we're served and a most pleasant
evening spent by all.
Mrs. c. 4. Ielle left Friday after.
noon for st Paul to be present at the
marriage CT Miss Viola Heimerdinger
/ to Mr. FREQ r. Comb. Miss Heimer
dinger is a daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Henry Heimerdinger, we'll known &c
New U;m people and has many friends
lot her own here who wish her al
happiness. The marriage took place
E Saturday. Mr.: Comb is an architect
E a. Stoil was advanced to the
"
U!m at the recent meeting OF tht
, Board Of Directors of The institution
Peter kitzherges is next ia line as frs
assistant aud a A. Manderfeld i,
second assistant. The directors arr
/ John Buschers, President. Henry p
Bastiau, Vice President, Andrew
Safert, Ferdinand Crone, Fred J
| Backer. Chas. Fl. Stuebe aud DR.. O
, c. Strickier.
early last Saturday evening Mrs
Helen M. Harkin, another Of St
Peters pioneer women, passed away
at her home in that city Mrs. Har
, kin, whose maiden name was Helen M
Pratt, was born in Saco, Maine. or
? March q. 1884. She was married &C
Z Wilbur M. Hayward at st. Paul, Apr
Il, 1855. Shortly after his death hicf
occurred July l, 1859 his family 1novet