New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-21

present the various commercial bodies of
the city from all parties. The citizens
in general will unite in welcoming Gov
ernor and Mrs. Lind to the city. The af-
fair will not alone be local affair, as it
IS the intention of the executive commit
tee to invite representative men from the
state at large to attend the reception as
tho guests of the citizens of St. Paul.
The reception will be held in the parlors
of the Ryan. The hotel corridors and
parlors will be handsomely decorated
IN keeping with the significance of the
occasion, and music will be furnished
during the evening. The members of tho
legislature and their families will be in
vited to be present, as we'll as the various
officials of the state and city govern ent.
Society Elections.
Masons: Worthy Master, DR.. Geo. B.
Weiser; Senior Warden, John G. Gelger;
Junio- Warden, H. N. somsen; treas
ure, F. II. Behnke; secretary, Gottlieb
Schmidt; trustee, J. 81. Vagen.
Brown Co. Agricultural Society:
President, Ferd Crone; vice president,
F. H. Behnke; secretary, Henry Som
sen; treasurer, A. J. Vogel.
Arbeiter Verein: President, B.
Marschuer; vice-p1esident, Chas. Linde-
mann; secretary, Herman Schneider;
treasurer, VIM. ANIME; sick committee,
VIM. Pfefferle, Mic. sStorch and Gottl.
Kanakowitz.
Lafayette Modern Woodmen: Vener-
able Consul, Jos. Wild; Worthy Adviser,
Victor Lund; clerk, s. D. Ohm; banker,
Aug. Blasjo; escort, 3. Callaghan; ply
sician, DR.. O. G. Strickler; managers,
Jos. Brey, S. Sorenson and Victor Lund.
Joseph Wild Was chosen as the delegate
| to St. Peter.
Courtland Modern Woodmen: Vener-
able Consul, Rudolph Jenson; Worthy
Adviser, Geo. Buschers; clerk, Geo.
Schlottmann; banker, w. F. Wendt; es-
cort, Chas. Block; physicians, DR.. Geo.
B. Weiser and DR.. Ray. ~. ~
Harmony Camp: Venerable Consul,
Edgar Small; Worthy Advisor, A. A.
Schlumpberger; banker, Hubert Berg;
escort, Aug. Marschner; clerk, F. w.
Hauenstein; physician, DR.. Weiser; sem
try, Phillip Kaufman; watchman, Hy.
Engel; manager, G. A. Spelbrink.
Workmen: Master, Chas. Brandt; re.
corder, J. H. Strasser; guide, Alb. Han
key; overseer, Chris. Boock; receiver,
Fred Pfaender; sentries, Geo. Tauer and
Aug. Juderjahn; fnancier, II. Z. Saw err
len; foreman, ] ohm Gronau; trustee. Carl
Schreyer.
Lutheran Young Peoples Society:
President, Herman Raabe; vice -presi-
dent, William Espenson; secretary, Miss
Ida Koch; treasurer, John Boock.
Ladies' Missionary Society Of the Con-
gregatienal church: President, Mrs.
Mowery vice president, Mrs. Webber;
secretary, Mrs. Critchett; assistant, Mrs.
3 Fa r = T. u
Rev. Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Wagner
Current News Club: President, Mrs.
Marden; vice president, Mrs. Wagner. !.
secretary, Mrs. Luehrs; treasurer, Mrs.
Strickler critic, Miss Clara Doehna.
The best place for practical jokes and.
8boils is on others.
TI-e scene shifter is the principal act
or in many moving scenes.
. The bewhiskered old humbug IS more
popular than the barefaced-
5. s Uneasy lies the roo, that wears a
crown, " says the dentists victim. s
The Texas steer is a pretty tough
propositie when you meet him in a
restaurant.
We are made by our enemies and
marred by ourselves.