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LOCAL NOTES &<» • '•" » « a « a « - * > « - * ^ ( j |

Mrs. Arthur Teynor has been on the sick list for the past week.

The Misses Emma and Anna Han­son of Hanska were New Ulm shoppers, Wednesday afternoon.

John Brey returned Thursday after­noon fron the Twin Cities where he attended the state Grocers' convention.

Miss Gertrude Dean, who spent the past week-end visiting at the John Brey home, has returned to her home in Winthrop.

Carl Zschunke and sons Isidore and Lowell of Springfield were Saturday visitors at the F. P. Zschunke home.

Miss Florence Deopre has returned to her home in Cambria after a short visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Filzen, on North state street.

H. O. Schleuder was a Twin Cities visitor during the past week. Wnile there he attended the State Optome­trist convention and took part in the I. B. A. Bowling tournament.

Supt. Arnold Gloor, who has been confined to his bed with an attack of la grippe, suffered a relapse Wednes­day and may not be able to attend to his duties at the High School for some time.

Julius Krause has returned from St. Paul where he attended the skat tournament on Sunday, and also vis­ited a short time with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs: John Paulson.

Louis Winter of East Bloomville, Wisconsin visi'ted at the Gottlieb Dahms home on South Garden street, last week, and also visited with his sons, Albert and Alwin, who are at­tending the D. M. L. College.

. Mrs. Theo. Schwendinger has re-truned from Marshall where she visit­ed with her daughters for several days. Mrs. Philip Legare (Valeria Schwendinger) and little son returned with Mrs. Schwendinger for a short visit, here.

The Christian Mothers' Society of the Holy Trinity church held a card party at the school house last Thurs­day evening and the prizes were a-warded to Mrs. Anton Herlick, Mrs. Athanas Henle, Miss Ida Wiesner, Ed. Groebner and Frank Waibel. "500" and Schafskopf were played at 35 tables. - •

The Women's Literary Club has issued invitations ..to .the members of the Current New#CKib to meet Mrs. Curtis of -?St. Janyes,iipresident of the Federated clubs of this district, who will be in New "Ulm, next Tuesday, Feb. 28. The ladies will meet at the H. L. Beecher home on North German street in the afternoon.

Dr. F. J. Frisch of Gibbon was a bu­siness caller in this city, Monday.

Charles Habeck of Winthrop was operated upon at the Union Hospital, Saturday.

F. Grundmeyer and son of Sleepy Eye were business callers here Friday afternoon.

Adolph Huhn of Gibbon was a local business caller Monday, and visited with local physicians.

William Freiholz of Gibbon under­went an operation for appendicitis at the Union Hospital Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fitzner of Courtlarid were local shoppers and business, visitors, Friday afternoon.

Louis Hofmeister,;;/wha has been visiting1 at the John rSchulz home in Springfield, has returned to his home here. ' • • ';^-:. •'•:.. ''••' ; -•>'-'• - '• .'-

Mrs. H. D. Beussmann has gone to Havana, Illinois, where *she will visit with relatives and friends for several weeks.

Joe Whelan has returned to his home in Albert Lea following a short visit with his friend, Lf.wrence Mc-Hugh. . -

Mrs. Anna Wartha, and daughter Miss Rose, were guests of Fairmont relatives and friends, several days of the past week.

Mrs. Joseph Lauterbach and child* ren of Redwood Falls were guests at the John Henle home on North State street the past week. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Grams resid­ing on North Minnesota street are the parents of a baby boy, born Monday, February 13.

Miss Erna Schmidt has returned to her home in Springfield, following a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Carson, on North Minnesota street.

Mr. and Mrs. William Moll visited at the Henry Moll home on North State street during the past week, en-route to their home at Paynesville, Minn.

Joseph B. Groebner, John Brey and Francis Bastian attended the state grocers' convention held at Minneapolis, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorgan of Marshall were visitors with local relatives and friends several days the past week. While here, Mr. Dorgan attended to business matters. .

Mrs. Charles Herzog, who with her little son, has been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg at Springfield for the past several weeks, has returned to her home here.

Alex Haag returned from Minnea­polis, Friday, where he attended the Northwest Rexall Convention and banquet held at .the West Hotel, Wed­nesday and Thursday of last week. Those in charge of the convention were F . C . McCaugherty and W. D . Fee of Minneapolis. -Alex is the ac­comodating pharmacist at Arbes Bros.

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Miss Annie Zuber of this city was operated on at the Union Hospital, Monday. . ,.

Miss Esther Wilbrecht was~i Sun­day visitor at the J. G. Pelzl home in Sleepy Eye.

Miss Clara Paulson returned to her home in Hanska Sunday following a brief stay with local relatives.

Mrs. John Gratz of Waseca visited with local relatives and friends during the past week. She, also attended the Ben Juni funeral. '•' "•-.'.

Miss GretchenWinkelm^nn,' who'is teaching ; in . a , district school near Springfield, spent the,, past;; week-rend at her home in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marti of Sleepy Eye were visitors at the A. A. Alwin home on North Washington street during the past week.

i Norbert Meyer returned to his home in Minneapolis yesterday. He had been the giiest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Windhorn for the past several days.

Miss Lillian Hartmann is a t tha Union Hospital receiving treaments. She is getting along very nicely, and may soon be able to resume her duties as rural school instructor.

Mrs. Guy Crane and little son have returned to their home in this city, after a few days' visit with Mrs. Crane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Offermann at Sleepy Eye.

Mr§. J. H. Siegelhas departed for Milwaukee and. Madison, Wisconsin, wherer?she. will be the.guest of rela-tives/iahd8 friends.iVtMrs. Siegel,,,ex-pects (to Ibe-gone for < about three weeks^Jifr j ^ - , ^ 'ou;r?ia',- »i, (

: 'Mrs. William'^ Fritz faee Lillian Juni) and her two little sons are ex­pected to arrive here from Yuma, Arizona, this week. Mrs. Fritz will make an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. B. juni on South Broad}-, way. ' •» ,::; •••,- •_,-.- .'• •.• - ; .• — • ',V&- i

Miss Philomene Esser, student at the State Teachers College at Manka-to spent the past week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Esser on South Minnesota street. The Miss­es Bessie Lampert and Mildred Wag-ger were her guests.

;' Mr. and Mrs. John Schulz of Sleepy Eye were guests at the Henry Moll home during the past week and visit­ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moll who spent several days of their wedd­ing trip at the Moll home before going to their home in Paynesville.

Miss Vaseiia . Fesenmaier is at the Union Hospital and is convalescing very nicely from the effects of a seri­ous operation which was performed to remove a goitre recently. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fe­senmaier, of Cottonwood township.

Miss Joyce Alwin and Miss Hazel Oswald, both of New Ulm, furnished the music at th? Valentine party, given by the St. Mary's Athletic club, Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in dancing and card playing. At a late hour a luncheon was served.— Sleepy Eye Progressive.

Miss Hannah O'Brien, who has made her home with Mrs. Elenora Mullen for some time, is enjoying an extended visit with her brothers, Henry and William O'Brien and families at St. Peter. : Miss O'Brien will return to New Ulm in April, at which time Mrs. Mullen is expected back.-

Miss Bernice Lindquisft of New Swede"h township, Nicollet County, passed away at the Union Hospital, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Lindquist had been ailing for many years and entered the hospital some three weeks ago to receive treatments. She was 2j6L^ar| 6i ^age when she died.

No 'deliveries ^ of. mail were . made t o d a y ^ ^ t l U l n ^ ^ l ; ^ $ % ? : ^ t y ^ p r rural, j^cjfuse j^js*.».yjbioH^^ ington's "' J^i^lijciay. ^̂ jV̂ 'jp,lxo. . windpws were gp^ai for the saje, of postage and delivery: of mail for one hour between eight and nine this morning, and the usual work was done in making up the out-going mails.

This ;week Friday a Farmers' Short Course' will be held in the agricultural rooms of the Sleepy Eye Public Schools. This course will be conduct­ed by F. W. Peck, Director of Agri­cultural Extension work, University Farm. At that time County Agent Lawson will give away institution annuals of which he still has a num­ber on. hand.

Last week,, Monday Joseph Preis-inger and Fred Klossner eacK shot a large timber wolf near Klossner. The one bagged by Mr. Klossner had been wounded in one leg and had gone in­to his chicken house for shelter. The dog on the farm place noticed the strange animal and through his ac­tions attracted the attention of Mt. Klossner -who upoh »^investigation found the)animal crouched in a corner0

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A Costumer will be at Turner Hall Monday Af­ternoon with suits for rent.

Groups wanting use of Spot or Colored light for Stage Performance please notify Armin Heymann at

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Wm. J. Evans of Cambria, is on the dek list. He has been'suffering from high blood pressure. ' - r„ •>. ~, \

Joe Prokosch of Sigel township was a Sunday visitor at the Jacob Polta home on North State street.

Mrs. Heory Epper of Nicollet was a Sundaytvisitor at the Adam Epper home on South Center street.

Mrs. Ed. Johannes of Nicollet was a local shopper, Monday. While here she also visited at the Adam Epper hdme on Center street. -<•'«. , - «"* .

Jack Jensen of Cambria who was ar­rested by Officer Groebner last Monday morning on a charge of drunkenness,) was fined $10 and $6 costs by City Justice George Hogea.

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Miss Myra Seifert returned from! Fairmont Monday where she had been the guest of her brother and sister-:in*'J law, Attorney and Mrs. Leo Seifert, for the past several days.

William Schnobrich returned to his I home in Arlington, yesterday, follow? | ing a few days' visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Schnobrich, re-j siding on North Garden street.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwerr re-1 siding on North Minnesota street, are the parents of an eight-pound baby boy, who made his appearance at the I Schwerr home Valentine's Day.; v

Val. F. Orth of Morris, Minnesota] was a guest at the Paul S. Lehmannl home several days^ during the; past I week. He was also a t ' Sl^epjP "Eye1] where he attended to business mattSftM

Ferd. Holts:- who has been the guest | of his son-in-law. and daug^te / , ; Mr. and Mrs. George Gastlei;, will return I to his home in Chaska tomorrow. Mr. j Holtz has been here for almost two] months. v '- .:

The Central Auto Co. took the Com­pany "A" Basketball team to Fair­mont by auto yesterday afternoon for a game which was scheduled between the Co. "A" team and. the Co. " L " team of Fairmont for last evening.

The evangelistic meetings which are being held at the Methodist church every evening of this week, have thus far been well-attended. The meetings begin at 7:30 in the evening, and Rev. R. B. Pidditts of Marshall presides.

The Cambria churches will hold a Sunday school convention next Sunday, four of them joining in. the meetings which will be held at the village Pres­byterian church. The Presbyterian State Sunday school officers will be present. .'. / V ; : - ' ;

The Peter Rhines family of Ivanhoe have removed to this city and have made their home in the residence of the late Mrs. Maria Lehmann: Before removing from Ivanhoe, the family lived at Springfield. Mr. Rhines is a tile contractor.

The members of the Crone Bros. Co. Club held their annual election last Wednesday evening. The following officers were elected: President, John Schneider; vice president, Benjamin Thiede; secretary, Miss Verona Geb-hardf-treasurer, Miss Alma Raabe.

A small blaze, which was discovered at the Muesing drug store Tuesday evening, caused by some one throwing a lighted match or cigarette into a waste paper basket, was extinguished before any damage could be done. Many costly fires originate in this way. '•"' X';;-;'... .':".. ..; ,^';Vj.>-Vv ::'^,'

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf, residing on North Payne street received word that a bouncing ten-pound baby girl recently made her arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Smasal at St. Paui. Mrs. Smasal was formerly. Miss Theresa Wolf of this city and^.Benme, is a New Ulm boy..... . _ """"V;5 1

Editor and MrSo ^Fr.em^n^^^cjhinid and Ettle son ,pf Spjingield iweje^sitr ors at i the-Dr. jG. W«0i^illi?r Mme^. Thursdaty.: Mrv. SdimidA 1 # / *$&? for Minneapolis where he attended;- t^e State Editorial Convention,-while Mrs. Schmid remained as the guest of the Millers until Sunday, when she re­turned to her home in Springfield.

Friends of the A. A. Ackermann family will be sorry to learn that they are still quarantined for scarlet fever. Two weeks ago Friday Edwin was taken sick, a week ago, Friday, Norbert was taken ill, and last Friday, the other son, Carl, came down. Mrs. Acker­mann is quite certain that Friday is a very unlucky day. / ' Prof. Ackermann and daughters, Gertrude and Eleanor are at present staving with friends of the family. r ., "„ _* • ' ; *

Those who are dog fanciers will be interested to know that another German police dog has been added to the dog population of New Ulm. Several months ago the^gmew gave an account, of jthe dog yof rthjs ,breed owned by Jps., Karl. The new dog will belong to Jos. Vogel, Jr. . I t is. only a pup of two and one half months, at the present time. These German, police dogs are very valuable and are particularly useful as guards. I t is said that when trained for police work they" can jump, into a second story window to get their prey. Jos. Karl's dbg was able to jump the height, of an ordinary door when very young. These dogs are good tempered when properly cared for but if neglected they become outlaws and as t h e y are strong, swift, and without fear) a neg­lected dog of this breed becomes very dangerous.

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Mrs. John Krai of Sigel township was a week-end visitor at the John Ding­ier and George Saffert homes.

John Ubl who was recently arrested on the charge Of carnal knowledge and bastardy preferred by Clara Windschittl aged 16 years, also Of Sleepy .Eye, was released on bail Saturday, hav­ing furnished a recognizance in the sum of $3,000 on the carnal knowledge charge and $500 on the bastardy charge, which amounts were fixed 'by Judge Olsen.

Word was received here last week of the death of Mrs. Buecksenstein of Des Moines, la., who was quite well known here some years ago when she spent several months at the George Doehne home. At that t ime' her name was Tina Ihbler and she was a coiisih of Mrs. Doehne and also a cousin of Miss Ida Heers. She* had been in New Ulm more recently, also, perhaps three or four years ago. Mrs. Buecksenstein' had Written New Ulm relatives that she was not feeling quite well just recently but that it was not considered anything serious. The next news that came was that of her death. Mrs. Buecksenstein came from the part of Europe where the Oberammergauer give the "Passion Play" and a relative of hers will take the part of "The .Christ" J n Jhis year's production. * , * , '

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