New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-08

Mrs. ]. H. Doty Of St. Peter, was the
guest of Mrs. N. Henningsen last week.
Is. David Lewis of Cambria. underwent
an operation at the Union hospital this
week. - III.
DR.. and Mrs. Hintz and family drove
to Springfield Sunday to spend the day
with acquaintance there.
Henry Anderson, cashier of the State
Bank of Hanska, was doing business at
the court house Monday.
Hilton Durbahn, student at
Hamline University, St. Paul, spent
lSaturday and Sunday, at his home here.
! The interior decorations of Holy
trinity Catholic church were given a
thorough overhauling and cleaning last
week.
Members of the St. Peter Boys
Bicycle Club have made arrangements
for bird shelters and feeding stations for
birds during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams of
Rochester, formerly of this place, are
entertaining young daughter who
arrived at their home last week.
August Boomer of Henderson was
brought to the Union hospital this week
suffering from gangrene. One of his
legs was amputated to save his life. He
is reported as doing we'll and will recover.
John Nachreiner and family of Spring
field, were guests at the home of County
Treasurer H. J. Berg Sunday. They were
accompanied by DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Eckstein and Joseph Schumacher of
Comfrey.
Joseph Wenninger of Fairfax and his
family drove over Monday afternoon to
call on relatives in New Ulm. They
report roads towards Fairfax in elegant
condition and the fine moonlight made
it splendid evening to make the return
tip.
C. Schnabel and family of Gibbon
drove over to New Ulm Saturday to
visit for few hours with friends. They
say the roads over Gibbon way would
be very good but that the snow fall of
the early part of the month caused a
good many ruts in places.
DR.: Frank Hirsch of St. Paul, district
superintendent of the Methodist church
will hold the regular quarterly services
at the New Ulm M. E. Church next
Saturday and Sunday. He will hold
services Saturday evening, and occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening
Sunday.
Major Albert Pfaender writes the
Review from the Texas border where he
recently took up his military duties
again after his return from this furlough
spent here with his family. He states
that, he finds the weather fine with the
temperature about IS in the sun. Boys
are all doing fine and Reinke is back with
Company "A".
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph G. Meile went to
Minneapolis Monday. Mrs. Meile re,
manned over to attend the annual ban,
quet of the St. Mary's Association, the
members being graduates of St. Mary's
Academy, an Episcopal school at North
field. The banquet was held at Donald
sons Tea Rooms Tuesday.
Miss Marie Schmidt, formerly Of this
city but for many years resident of Los
Angeles, California, was married October
18th to Robert Hedrich Of that city
Miss Schmidt was daughter of the
deceased George Schmidt and has many
acquaintance and friends here who will
be pleased to know of the new station il
life she has entered upon and wish bel
much happiness and success in it.
W. J. Sichler, a Mountain Lake
druggist, was here last week to lool
over the prisoners held in the county
jail, and to examine some of the plumber
found with them, in the hope of locating
some of the jewelry taken from his store
when it was robbed recently. He was
unsuccessful in this quest. Mr.. Sichlel
was accompanied by Sheriff Osten anc
DR.. Henry Vogelpohl of Mankato.
That New Ulm is the healthiest towr
Of over 1000 inhabitants in Minnesota
is indicated by the table for July, pub
lished in the Journal-Lancet, organ O.
the Minnesota State Medical Associa
ton. With population Of 1000 there
were only two deaths for the month
Neither were due to contagious diseases
No town in the list shows anywher,
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