Local notices and community updates from New Ulm area
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stark welcomed a baby boy born December 14 with mother and child doing well. Henry Veenstra family moved to the Paffyath farm. Wesley Davis family returned from Cleveland Minnesota to care for ill father Hiram Davis. Henry Byexerts and daughters Wither and Florence visited Emil Pankinin family in Germantown. Hid Lau spent days with Kotton family in Brookville. Moody, Dist No. 66 teacher, held a box social with receipts totaling 35 dollars. New Ulm Revit editorial New Year greetings. G C W Miller family returned from Rochester visiting Hanson family. Dr Miller accompanied them. Frank Kloeckl welcomed a baby girl born December 11. Leenla Griebel surprised for 16th birthday. Edwin and Clarence Fischer and others visited Mankato. Klack residence bought by Albert Haas undergoing remodeling by Herman Koop. Dist No. 4 and No. 5 school vacations extended. teachers Gieseke and Schaefer visiting homes. Ben Fischer and Bill Waibel at Mankato Comercial College spending holidays at home. Alina Jorgenson of Hanska recovering after hospital operation. Mrs. Henry Essig of Vikings Alberta Canada visiting relatives for holidays with plans to return via Springfield. St George Catholic church Young Ladies Sodality elected officers. 42 members, bi-monthly meetings, parish aid fundraisers. Holiday vacation in parochial school through January 5 with special services at St George including Masses and child gifts. St Joseph Society officers elected. 146 members, sick benefits paid, treasury balance over 1800 dollars. Dr Pelant of New Ulm examined St Joseph Society candidates. Florentine Walser from Collegeville home for holidays.
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Ed. Stark
Henry Veenstra
Wesley Davis
Cleveland
Minn
Hiram Dillon Davis
Henry
Wither
Florence
Emil Pankinin
Germantown
Hid. Lau
Anton Kotton
Brookville
S of
Ups | Ss
Moody
Dist
New Ulm Revirt
Frank Kloeckl
Leenla Griebel
Edwin
Clarence Fischer
John Schugel
Emil Seifert
Mankato
Klack
Albert Haas
Herman Koop
New Ulm
Mrs. Haas
Yan
St. George
F. Pozek
St. Joseph Sobiety
John Stippel
Alb Hoelskamp
B. J. Vetter
Henry L. Biehl
Treas
Jos. A. Vetter
Math
Walser
Joseph Green
Joseph Altmann
Haghearer
Alfred Brunner
Wir. Bastian
Herbert Beshard
Marshalls
John Liebl
Louis Bastian
German Roman Catholic Aid Association of Minnesota
Math. Walser
F. J. Pelant
PF. J. Pelant
St. Joseph Society
Florentine Walser
St. John’s University
Collegeville
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertised as Internal Cure
An advertisement argues catarrh cannot be cured by local treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy. It claims the medicine works through the blood on mucous surfaces, using tonics and blood-purifying ingredients. Endorsed by Cheney & Co of Toledo with testimonials offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Briere
Isc
Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Christmas Program At Cambria Sunday School Hall
The Cambria Sunday School held a large Christmas program and tree at the hall on Christmas Eve with Rev. E W Griffiths as chairman. Children recited, the choir sang, and a young people’s dialogue Around the Yule Log was staged. Santa Claus, played by John E Thomas, distributed gifts with help from Owen Evans Eddie Evans Ela Tuller and Maren Owens. Salem church groups joined in Christmas services at Salem church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canbris
E. W. Griffiths
James D. Price
Santa Claus
Carl Z. H Rbo
St. Nicholas
John E. Thomas
Owen Evans
Eddie Evans
Ela Tuller
Maren Owens
Bethel Church
Areb Church
Cambria Church
Salem
Salem Church
Edna Jones
Montvideo
John
Harry Jones
Wlessie Harbo
Lamterton
Tom Thomas
Quincy
Ole Sveum
Cambria
Ladies Aid
Dan Williams
David
New Ulm
Dr. Vogel
Northwestern Life Insurance Co
Glycerine Mixture Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An aged advert claims Adleritkea glycerine mixture relieves gas and sour stomach with one spoonful. It supposedly acts on upper and lower bowels, removes foul matter, and is said to cure constipation and prevent appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlern
Seltmarker & Burk
Union Meeting Schedule And Local Announcements
The New Ulm Central Labor Union will meet at Turner Hall next Tuesday due to Gebser's Hall lease. Barbers' Union gathers at Turner Hall next Thursday. The Brick and Clay Workers' Union meets at Turner Hall Friday. Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers' Union meets at Turner Hall Monday. Carpenters' Union holds its monthly meeting at Schell's Hall Saturday. Musicians' Union plans a Schell's Hall meeting Monday to decide future meeting places and band practice. Also notes: a baby girl arrived at the Robertson home. Miss Johasna Stork and Edward Ozias visited Wm. P. Stork in Tyler and returned to New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Central Labor Union
Turner Hall
Gebser
Carpenters’ Union
Schell’s Hall
Musicians’ Union
Gladde
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W. Miller
Marie
Cherlotte
Thaxter
Rochester
QO. G. Hanson
Dr.Miller
Searles
Dist. No
Agnes Gieseke
J. Esther Schaefer
New Uly
Ben Fischer
Bill Waibel
Mankato Comercial College
Alina Jorgenson
Hanska
Henry Essig
Vikings
Alberta
Canada
Dora Schrader
H. F. Schrader
Wm. Gluth
Milford
Essig
Springfield
Walker D. Bini
Rat
The
Association of Railway “Executive
Mike Ranweiler
P. Brand
Runweiler
Ulm
Union News
John Henle
Ottomsyer ‘Block
Albert Steinhauser
Ottica
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
H. C. Edmiston
Cirgaville
Res
Weiner Block House
To's P
A. G. Amann
Weiser Block
A. F. Groebner
Voge Binek
Brown Co. Bank
Dan Ulm
T. F. Hammermeister
Pfeffirle’s Grocery
Piscnen
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Town
J. R. Higgs
Vogel
New Um, Minn
Henry Engel
Wniver SA
Tra
Iran
Univerha
Lebee
le Caine
Fisgher & Radke Old Cityj
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