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or. Hanna shaHk: Nsw Windsor. T.
Fowler: Eew Windsor. :. Ednz W
s0n: Wakefield. Cioz0d sprIngdaIa.
Joseph Izzugdon: Eark All. Yer
Fowler: = HzFnqn. SazIe GIIsan=
Bales. unIlIIea M91ford. HsnIna Eck=
IT; Retreat. anna HarneH: Llnwood.
Ulla &c
Union Bridge aIstrIet--Inlon Bridge
High School. principal. Elmer :.
Wolfe. Hzzh school. Pauline larr:
HiEH School. Helen Englar: H.
School, RS Eliza l crapster: !:
Elementary Selool. Cleo PIIZzngar:
Elementary School. Rntil Klein: III
menIary school. Thalna Miller: Ell
menIary School. Grace IazIr; EIemen-
Iary School. EaHa Hoser: Priestlana.
Unified: Hark IliIi. UnHlIed.
II Al. district RlaEeyiIIz. u
Allied: Chestnut Grove. Addie spur.
rier: Mt Olive. Margaret :. MuIlInix
Ride. Closed: 1T. Try Hlgh School.
principal. J. Keller Smith: HlEn
School, Mxrle Reck: High School. s..
bilia Shoemaker: Hlzh School
Blanche Spnrrier. fIlgh School
Katherine HartzsI: Elementary
School, E1pa DaviI1lss: Elementary
School lice SeIhy; Elementary
School. Olive Mount: Elementary
School. Naomi Day: Newport ElzIs
RipIHy
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II :. m Dem0HIlizaIIon i Service
H7ag. Sermon Doe c. Future
EantaIn raHsn7 90 !. :. sHnuns
EahooI. :. n. EhF[HIinn EndEzsor
: D. n evening HervI6e VII sermon.
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Carroll county viii give her sons
md daughters, VINO served during
fhe period of the war q ROYAL Hel-
come on July 4.
Communities arc busy perfeEIlng
plans . make this an epoeb IL the
annals OF cur dear old county and
one that viii fully demonstrate our
appreciation TOR the services and
splendid record of the men who re-
apondel 10 he call o. theIr country.
This is n the broadest sense
county affair and as every section OF
the county Eent IL sons. so every sec
/. 1Ion IL vitality interested IN this Jnls
aIh celebration arranged - do mem
honor and welcome them home again.
Il i hoped the citizens Hill decor
.aIe as fhey never haze before Pro
feasional decorators. are nc = ork
now and the cify viii erect arches at
various points.
The events Of the day vii he n
follows: ;. M. Ill the soldiers. sail
ers, marines an nurses Nho served
either in his country o overseas
during the period OF he Nar WI re.
port IN uniform II Belle Grove sanare
where the Military parade sill Is..a.
p. m. parade vii move 70 Main
street 10 FennsxlsanIas ayenne. Uns
on street - Main, o. Main street to
stand erected IN Liberty HeiKnlsJ N
Eront of NJ. Frank Logne.H res1us.lce.
$50 D. N. Memorial ozEs" I'll b
of prayer community singing led b.
1edicaIed. The program I'll eonalaI
Dr WDolaeY. ! special number viii
De a new patriotic song znng = tn
air Of Maryland 4Iy Maryland
Leaflets OF this aoHg viii be dIstrthz
uIed. The speaker I'll Be n0-- J.
= Sanders. Member Of Congress
from Louisiana and former Governor
II thai tsaza.
AT Ine Tonclnzlon q the DedIeaiorT
service the parade WI march q IN
Court House rIaza where the Vel
come Home exercises vii be held.
There VIII be appropriate music an
short address.
AT 80, he Carroll County Chapter
Of the American Red Cross VIII serve
luncheon nj tie ArmofY 10 III II
uniform. II 10 greal automobile
parade VII form Il Belle lrora
Square. i Is the desire of the COM
mittee in eharEe Of this event =
make Il the largest md most aIlraez
tive parade Of this character ever
held n tn county, md every owner
of IN auIpmohIla l. earnestly re
auestsa 70 take parI. and decoration
u machines W add greatly = tn
beauty of me parade.
The Westminster Fire comDan.
have generously offered % gIYe !
prize % ne FRI and second besI
decorated automobile and prize -
ne mast comic outfit Ia me parade
The parade I'll b over In ample
time Ior a. To view the IRE works
which vii starI at ; o'clock. III
display OF IIreHarks Ill - the larK=
est and most elaborate efer seen IN
Westminster
"A large number Of bands VII be II
ne naradaa an the military parade
ill i Ied by - armsd Ink secured
or The OCCASION
Lei everyone Ioin n making JulY
:. 19Ia. EreaI md splendid eaIebra=
ion IN honor oI our boys.
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MrH. xii Wznik. .lfe = Edward
lHsnlz. Of IaresY shaTe. -. ID =
HaF E0se Tuesday. ira. Vents VI
Mlss Eli Matthias of IlAenmansz
XaileY before har marriage = MF.
HenIz aboHI 50 Ysarz 80. he Izayez
: husband nd cur children = 70
Iows !. :. Vent, IS. : r. EaDls.
MFn, :. J Henry. = sezzzslne neaE
Jersey sH.Te. a. nd ElimsH Z
.asnlz. Lex Haxan. ne .as ons .
ne hesf known Iaaiez of inc Greek
Zgsnz7lp. =, ID consistent mem=
nef . Phelps saapeI 70 s6 .aarH.
she IS known u - tn people q
lower Clinton county
The funeral HaM I'D On Esrldas
afternoon = 3 :. n. IRE. m. IIsim.
= Pennsylvania avenue. -. an Hra.
80, :. zapp. 1slru=s. Izeob zepn.
MIlie==. a1a M. = : Rezllne. Han
oyar. "a. attended IIe funeral
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mHie.

Dr. Charles !. DaIIsr ID MandA.
= IirIEht'a diaeaza = " bon %.
InbeF ,, 81, ID - graduated i
medicine fHom - rnIEsraII. Of .arf
nd = lEIz. a. hHa praaZIcaa zInez
lat mo Il Dsf0ur II vs. Ia
collector f. Carroll count. md nrenIz
lent q tha DeIonr Hank. lie Iaavaz
hla vie and fouT children. Lieut. Co.
Hrsa !. DIIlsr Dr. Roland n. ulIier.
Charles y. DiIIar nd NTs. Walter
HarnI=n, . Brooklyn. !. :. u va
stricken milo driving aIout ; haIT
nile rom DetnzIr Sunday morning.
Dr. D=Iler covered m0Ts niles n HI
nIacI.a tn a. other p|IyaIeIan II
his e4anty.
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Elizabeth Susan nm III. Hlie q
Richard i. I'll, dIed = he home.
TansytoHn. June =. ags1 s years
and p days. Services Were naid #
the home by Rey. = I March. h
pastor, assisted b. Rev Young. n
Smi1hburg. and ReY Iaech. BALL
more. InIarmsnt Il Lutheran Gene
ter. 81. Is survived b. her husband
and two children, Warren. = M
saeHnsefIz. an Mr. Mae Con1ser, =
neaT Harrisburg. na1lDearerH we
Albert AHgeli. Maurice DuIfeTa. A. :.
RiIIIs. Frank Grouse b. :. sIonaEz|
and YIN. Feez.r. re IIoral design.
geTz maHy an beautiful. G. :. FnHH
= IN funeral directors
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The Westminster Ere %. is active
, Ut work preparing for he festival
md bazar which opens Thursday
evening, July ;. VIII a parade. Ten
ire Companies have been invited II
participate IN MS parade and there
iii he bands md - army tank :
zoOd supper eaeh evening and al dax
n Friday July !. meals vii be serxz
ID.
Ice cream. cake. sandwiches am
oll1er good things Il eat viii be on
ale md everyone should pafTonize
MS splendid organization most Ilbenz
lily
Band concerts vii be given eaeh
evening and other amusement feat
uTes zre II contemplation.
The fire company has generously
offered two prizes, one for rha be-
decorated automobile and one for III.
most comic outfit in Friday evenings
parade.
II : moi surprising thaL the exerz
Iaes attending ne dedication D TIE
Liberty RoH OF trees At Westminster
i arouaIng very deep interest
throughout the county. Il thH iifz.
place he planting o. so Ted oaEs, b
ne WameH.s Civic League of West
minister. represents the very firaI
znile IF memorial trees = honor o.
those fallen in ne Great Har. = a.
America nat. N IIzeIf. : greaI
credit % O. c6aafy: OF though nan.
such memorial planIIngs haye been
made over The country since, ! wa
Carroll tn too the initiative n this
= il man. another beautiful am
progressive Undertaking and may she
Eeep N VIII 81 e1=IabIa reeordl
The foIIe.iH# nfeE=am cannot salI
= Interest -.
The first fea=H1b : The parade O.
military O. Il = - = about 2.a1
..eloeE. u z1zz BE- O The HaltI=
nzara HIEAzz2 z==EaInzIer 9oth
81 EIana= .zz=zy = a. 10Th .lnd
ii. #=Iite@ Nzzz5fd : = % ar
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Ernest Warren Angel ed ! HI
home u TaaeytoHn. Inne =, sd 4
ears nd = da.z Of consumption o
Ihe throat Funeral services sera
IIald June 26 u Trinity Lutheran
church b bis pastor. HeY :. i.
IIafeHI assisted :. Il. sen HnzseII
nownIs an Re- ". .. Marcn. IN
IarineHI In Lutheran cemetery. e i
survived !. hia .Ige. RS SettIa An
I'll, = a0Iher. Irz. Nathan ANGEL.
= TaHsyt6@n, - o. brother. 4rtIa
: Anzeli, i Baltimore. Hallhszrerz
ere :. G. ~. :. c. HifII=. G. : :.
lids 3 : ReHHsr. mas. BOYD an
rank Grouse.
He Is : member : The :. Q. :. q
:. of Tana.foWn ana he knights .
HYlhIzz an Moe = Hanover H
ID tn engaged il 10 love an
IInnfnE business = T4negI.Hn Ior :
number q .aarz md Has HaH liked
:. al Hha me him. 9. :. - :
IN THaeraI directors.
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N. :. LoeIard. agea q yea.
de ~ he home Of Is daughter.
Mrs. Wm. BaHIer. near H0uaEsyaIa.
on Saturday morning. Besides nZH
daughter ne i survived y t. sonz.
George and Lz.is. Of Philadelphia.
Pa. one brother. Jesse I'D one 81
ter. Mrs. james Tawney. 18th .
Westminster. lis funeral W 80
On Monday afternoon = TzaIsters
church, HeV. Stephen Tra.ars 0lIlciaI-
Ing. The palIIsareEa wa@e Constant
ElaeEnde. Noah RilI. George Richards.
IafIIas IzanE. IN. seipn and Luther
Davidson. TinIon : 81 funeral
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Arg. Anna : ChEniaN Wife aI
Stephen c. chipIsy aHa esll known
= CaE@eis sonnI. die a - family
1.me n Washington. :. G. on .onz
azs. Iaas :. II ar IN ar. zIieF
: lon ana painIal IzzHess 81 had
ten i sIHea ii zzzTch. buI waa
IHndeTzs cad f. by Hsr children. and
everything I1at owe nd tenderness
eonld suggest " do 10 relieve he's
.aifeTIaER. ahe ; survived - her
husband. flze daughters. Mra. 4Iseri
: tio|zneH. Mfa. HeTaaa ;. Hurley.
.lasez JnHIatA. u. Eelle ana
Hayms AKnes CHEpie. nd lhres zana
William s.. HeHard = e. s. Ter.
- Eaip1s.. - Ez#Iplse - :
Hosnaa Of man. lOszzIa qualities. :
ssaazHzznt christian, zeyoz.d aznzhex
friend an nslEHlsof. Sezz 9 he
asath aauHH1 genuine sofz.a zUDkz
II 80 knnw h.r. THs funeral wa
lid EIesn zna family Hosa@ N HaAh.
IHgtoH. .. =. Wednesday. ne : an
zlle 10y AIKEN % syE=zriilz %.
burial - Springfield cemaIsrr. Ths
nsF : Fxzak Fielding h rhaEzs O
Iae services II - aTzse. The lIoral
tributes 49, numerous an beautiful
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ne entire eOm.nnlI. aH eel as
Silver IN, .as greatly checked On
la Saturday morning. me = When
tn nleHHage as sznt or Ezzs phone
thu ~. anna zeitlI=I6le Eaa %
sa1denI. called aHay. ne I'd -
sIsz on 4 - hours Is everything
b the id = tv1 physicians an y
trained nurse We do % we Her
IL b. t. 40 azaif. She we q
daughter or no IzIe Ia Zverz. ni
Silver Hnn. nd :. h hFz=af nd
pleasing disposition 80 - do
many dear friends sf9 deeply nzezTn
haF early demise
Her aEe ~ A .ears.z rasNthe I'D
8 days. She Vas 4 nzzHkeE of ne
Lutheran church I sEI.er zun I'D
her pastor. Hev. = = W spoke
ve@Y hIzhly u h beautiful eH@ls-
tn III Sc W be zEAnazz med
II her hume ut 0zr L e Hzr n.
Besides noF Hgea motif - i -.
vIxsd :. n husE4nd. me st ~
Cd TO s.as. EnHr =EAtzzz. -
Gas Palmer. Of Marietta. -. -
Clayton Palmer. = ne fIZzI8sl1xn
?. NJ Emma. q HaI=Imozz VII u
: trained nurse I'd IS HarY #zf
i missionary aastoE nd I'D Hser
i China foT ave z.afa at = no ~
hzF ~ home I'd = sxuzete. q
I'D :. September; 20 brothers
E~szn. = Eaahmansa Hz=InT nd uan
t.. O Hanover. ar. ZllE.H r. ~
eTz Of Westminster "a : s1NzzIn.
The funeral services sexa hel1 o.
Taasda. morning II o. = -. e hei
- hoIas I'D ueHa largely attended
- lnI4rmHHt - naae y EzzYoi
IN cemetery. - INIT aaazHIal
was aIzo buried wllh HzF ne lEUrA
tributes uaIs mzuy md beautiful
re uaIlbeaHern HaFe ZeekEz, MIlIol
Bowman. usnf0. U..eFz0z, IN
study. Murray HasenHInieF= Hare.
Ioose nd Claude l.aHzar. zgr. ElEn
. LilIlsatoxn " tn EansEai direct
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New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
AUCTION AUCTION

Tuesday, March 18, 1919, the under
signed viii sell at public auction on his
farm in Town West Newton, 8 miles
northwest Of New Ulm, 10 miles south
of Gihbon, miles southwest of Lafayette
three miles north of Wager hill and five
miles west Of Klossner at 1OA. M. sharp,
the following property to-wit: ];
6Horses. =.
l black horse, weight 1900, II years
cd; black horse, weight 1900, 18
y ars old; l Bay horse, weight 400,
S Years old; 4 Sorrel mare, weight 1900,
8 years old; black horse, weight 400,
z years old.
attic And Hogs.
13 mich cows, 8 fresh; 1 1-year old
sheifer; 1-2 year old heifer; 2 heifers,
9 months old; 3-year old bull.
brood soWs, bred to come in April.
and May.
Farm .1 achinery And Miscellaneous.
/ Deering binder, 6 foot cut; Mil
1Waukee corn binder; McC Corlnick
mower; / road wagon; 8 truck wagons;
l bob slei h, single seated top buggy;
4 platform buggy; 1 tanning mill; Deere
riding cultivator; hand c,lltivator; "a #.
harrow; La Crosse 2 row cultivator;
4 14O0 lb. scale; Deere manure spread
er; Kentucky 20-shoe drill; / Deere
hay rake; 2 hay racks; wood and hog.
rack with side boards: 4 John Deere
gang plow; / hand plow 16 inch; | John
Deere disc; l set wagon springs; | set
road planks; manure scraper; ! De
Laval Cream Separat Tor; 4 Monarch range
stove; 4 hay slings; grind stone; | 1-2
III. P. United Gas Engine; / 5 II. p.
Economy gas engine; sets Of double
Iharness;2 sets Of fynets; / wash machine
& line; 6O-gallon gas tank with gasoline;
4 wagon box with top box; wagon box
W th hog. rack;;s1 shuffling board; 100 lb.
tw ne;2 ITS bushel cribbing; some rock
EN- and oak timbers; 240 chickens;
15tons Of hay; about 400 bushels Of oats;
about 800 bushels Of corn; about Is
bushels Of seed corn, test .98.
Also a number Of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Free Lunch at Noon.
Terms Of Sale: All sums under SO
cash; all sums over SO at one years time
on good bankable notes, with interest
at per cent.
GEORGE DUMMER, JR., Owner.
Oswald & Greene, Auctioneers.
Math. Walser, Clerk. Adv To-
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
CARD OF THANKS.

It is the wish of the undersigned tc
extend their heartfelt thanks through
these columns to all their neighbors and
friends who bestowed upon them their
assistance and sympathy during the last
illness and after the death Of their be-
loved mother and grandmother
WILHELMINE ENGEL
Especial thanks to those who attended
the funeral, the pail bearers, donors OF
flowers and to Rev. Albrecht for his
kind words of solace.
The Children
Mrs. Fred Lange
w. c. Krog, and the
Grand children.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
OBI AIRY 4
MRS. ANTON FRANTA.

M Hts AANE1Ol1 f1elAlts4 e. .8.s.. s. IS
We ednesday morning at a:3O: II
occurred the death Of Mrs. Anton Franta
at her home in Gibbon. The deceased
contracted the influenza last fail and
ever since that time has been ailinp.
Five weeks ago she gave birth to a child
and after that was confined to her bed
until up to the time Of her death.
Mrs. Franta, nee Lena Srnasal, was
born in Lafayette township Feb. S, 1887.
and thus was only a little over SO wears
old when she passed away.
She grew to Wofnanhood on the farm of
her parents and some fourteen years
ago was married to her surviving hus-
band, Anton Franta. Their union was
blessed with six children, all of whom
survive her. The following brothers
and sisters also survive: Jos. Smasal
and Mrs. Rosa Kunz, of this city; Mrs.
Mary Franta and Mrs. Frank Goblirsch
of Lafayette township, and VIM. F..
Smasal of Sleepy Eye.
Funeral services were held Friday
morning ia st. George and the remains; remains;
swere. inferred in the st. George cemetery.
MRS. KATE ALBRIGHT.
Mrs Kate Albrecht, nee Kate Pfaen-
der, widow of the late Carl A.. Albrech+
the furrier, passed away at her home in
st. Paul Friday morning after an illness
of many weeks duration accompanied
by intense suffering.
The deceased was born in Newport,
KY, March 21, 1855, and came to New
Ulm with her parents, the late Col.
and Mrs. VIM. Pfaender in 1866. The
family lived on farm in the adjoining
town of Milford up to and Immediately
subsequent to the Indian Massacre
and for several years after that at Fort
Ridgely during the time that Col.
Pfaender was commander of the fort.
After her fathers election to the office
of State Treasurer, the family removed
to st. Paul where on August II, 1876,
she was united in marriage to Carl A.
Albrecht, one Of the pioneer furriers
of St. Paul Her husband died in May
last year from the effects of an apopletic
stroke.
The deceased was very much at
tached to New Ulm, the old farm and
Fort Ridgely and almost every year came
back here to revisit the scenes of her
childhood and it was this feeling Of at
tachment to her childhood days sur
roundings that prompted her to express
the desire that she and her husband
finally rest in the cemetery at New Ulm
and this wish has been complied with.
At the time of her death She was a
member Of the Junior Pioneers and
always took keen interest in furthering
their affairs.
Mrs. Albrecht is survived by five
children, Carl, Clara, Armin, Walter
and Alma, all of ST. Paul; four brothers,
William, Fred and Albert of New Ulm,
Herman Of the town Of Milford and five
sisters: Mrs. Louisa Stamm, Miss
Josephine Pfaender and Mrs. Chas.
Hauser of St. Paul, Mrs. L. A. Fritsche
of New Ulm and Mrs. 81. Loenhold of
Germany.
The remains were brot to New Ulm
Monday and after funeral services at
Turner Hall the remains were taken to
the City Cemetery where they were
laid with those of her husband into a
joint grave. Captain Albert Steinhauser
delivered the funeral address and Ed.
Stoll and the Ladies Clover Trio furnish
ed appropriate music.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
CARD or THANKS.

We take this means OF thanking ali
the kind friends and neigg lhbors who ex
tended to US their sympathy ana as
sistance during the illness and after the
death Of our beloved father
WILLIAM YOGELPOHL.
Especial thanks are due all those who
attended the funeral, the pallbearers,
donors Of flowers. the members Of the
Lutheran Aid association, the members
Of the Arbeiter Verein and to Rev.
Albrecht for his kind words of comfort.
THE CHILDREN.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned wish to express. il
this way their heartfelt thanks. to all
their kind friends and neighbors who
assisted them during the last illness and
showed them their sympathy after the
death Of their beloved mother and grand
mother y
MARGARET FUSSNER.
Our special thanks are due to the pail
bearers, the donors Of flowers, the sisters
at the, hospital and Father Gareis for
his kind words of 5solace. 8. ys
V 80 THE CHILDREN.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05

T.. q = 8 : - ~
Alfred ]. Groebner who was discharged
from army service recently arrived in
New Ulm several days ago.
Baldy Aldermatt from Springfield, the
well known base ball player, was visitor
in New Ulm over Sunday.
Barney Esser was in Eden, MINI, in
connection with land deal involving
the selling Of half section.
Miss Clara Scheffler from Cottonwood
is spending this week with her friend,
Esther Witt in New Ulm.
Miss Magdalen Tinmers spent the
week end visiting with relatives and
friends in Mankato.
Mrs. Jos. A. Tauer has returned from
Springfield where she visited several
days with relatives.
Miss Agnes Berdan from Morgan was
the guest of local relatives during the
week.
Rev. F. Reineke from Fairfax was a
guest of local friends the forepart Of the
week.
John Boock, ST., from st. Peter was a
business caller in New Ulm the latter
part of last week.
Miss Florence Elsner is at Minneapolis
where she is visiting with her brother,
Clarence and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Vieth.
JAG. Esser from Mankato is in New
Ulm to help Esser Bros. in checking up
their stock in regard to the new revenue
tax on liquors.
Agnes Koellin from Mankato spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Esser. She is a
student at the Commercial College at
Mankato.
Mike Elsner, an employe Of the Eagle
Roller Mill, was injured on his head and
shoulders by falling sack of flour
several weeks ago and is still unable to
resume his work.
The Misses Clara SchefIer and Esther
Witt were visiting in Springfield the past
week with friends and relations. They
also attended the farewell party given
for Della Mueller who will leave for
Mortified.
Henry Haeberle writes the Review
under date of January 18th that he is
leaving for home. At the time of writing
he was about Il kilos from Po-deaux
awaiting elnbarkation orders. It seems
the boys have been there for several
weeks awaiting their chance to board
a home-going boat.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means Of expressing our
sincere thanks to the many friends OF
our departed, beloved mother,
KATE ALBRIGHT,
for the tokens of sympathy at her
funeral, for the beautiful floral offerings,
to the Junior Pioneers, to Mr. E. A.
Stoll, Mrs. A. w. Bingham, and the Mrs.
l.. G. Bell, Herman Helm and w: G.
Alvin for the beautiful musical numbers,
and to Capt Steinhausar for his kind
words.
THE CHILDREN.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05

The Misses Clara Scheffler and Esther
Witt were visiting in Springfield the past
week with friends and relations. They
also attended the farewell party given
for Della Mueller who will leave for
Mortified.
New Ulm review., 1919-03-05

Mike Elsner, an employee of the Eagle
Roller Mill, was injured on his head and
shoulders by a falling sack of flour
several weeks ago and is still unable to
resume his work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-10
MoNToYA WEEDS
MISS LILLIAN ADAIR

Teodoro u. Montoya. son OF Ncst0r
Montoya. editor OF Ia Bandera Mexi-
cana. aud Miss Lillian Adair. were
married this morning at : o'clock at
o Felipe de Neri church in Old
Albuquerque. Friends and relatives
OF the young couple we're present,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Gutierrez, sister
and brothcr-in-law OF the groom, who
were married last week. returning
from their wedding trip on tho early
morning train In time TO attend he
ceremony.
A wedding breakfast was served at
tho home OF the bride after the cerc-
moay, The young couple will live In
Old Town. TeodOrO M0ntoya named
after Theodore Roosevelt. having
been born on the day OF the battle OF
Ran Juan. lie served overseas for rs
months, and received his discharge
this summed.