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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1910

Page

8

Obituaries Detail Aging Residents Pass in New Ulm Area

Obituary notices recall the deaths of Mrs. Caroline Hose of Mulligan at 76, Mr. Johnspps aged 90 born 1820 in Malow Germany, and Joseph Demeier born 1830 in Berg Bohemia. The tremors of loss extend to Sleepy Eye and New Ulm communities with multiple survivors and funeral rites described.

Caroline Hose Richard Hose Mulligan Saxony Germany America William Edward Hose Huon Leavenworth Richard Lee Los Angeles Cal Robi. Hose Sleepy Eye Hunter Seattle Martin Hose This City Colter Minneapol Chicago Elgin New Ulm St. Paul C. Ipps Ipps The Druids Concordia, Singing Society of Joseph Demeier Mr. Demeier Berg Bohemia Sigel George Andrew John Pater Bigel

Christmas and local visits across Cottonwood and Searles

Oren Frasch spent Christmas with his mother in Comfrey. Rev J M Mamer attended Sleepy Eye Sunday. Lena Schmit visited relatives in Le Sueur. Wenzel Schnobrich of Arlington mingled with friends and relatives. St John Catholic church of Searles held Christmas Masses with a 4 30 High Mass and a 10 30 High Mass. Martian Schnebrich hauled bogs to St Paul last week. Felix Reinhart plans to build a large barn this spring.

Oren Frasch Comfrey Rev J. M. Mamer Sleepy Eye Lena Schmit le Sueur Wenzel Schnobrich Arlington St. John Catholic Searles Martian Schnebrich St. Paul Felix Reinhart Henry Voges Echo Sam Gieseke New Ulm F. Wilking

Courtland notes busy week with visitors and events

The item lists numerous local residents visiting New Ulm Saint Clair Echo Mankato Dundee St James and Clements during Christmas week. It notes a big Christmas program at the German Lutheran Church and a well attended schoolhouse event with praise for teachers and students. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Julke and a Concordia band appearance are mentioned along with a Christmas entertainment hoisted by local families.

A. B. Queen Hanska Nels Swenson Dundee Dante Louis Huolke Concordia Julke Johnson and Blauert Albert Schwartz Echo Otto Lieder Vail S. D R. Lieder Henry Kroppman Mankato John Spoering John Ruckvam Clements Ge W. Schlottman Ed. Wusso Henry Struss Emil Wental Springfield View Martin Brandes

Pupils to take music lessons on piano at reasonable rates

An advertisement from Bertha E. Buehrer at 407 N State St offers piano lessons with best methods and reasonable rates. Includes contact instruction through the office for inquiries. Also notes a tea room house for sale with electric light city water cement sidewalks large cistern and trees on a corner lot.

Denial notice from Eduard Kunz and brief ad bit

A city notice denies a rumor tying Eduard Kunz to chicken thefts. The text also includes a Firemen’s dances invitation at Turner Hall on December 31 and an unrelated medical product endorsement for Foley's Kidney Remedy mentioning hexamethylenetetramine as a urine antiseptic.

Eduard Kunz O. M. Olsen

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