New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-12-13

position as assistant clerk in the Bee
Hive.
Mrs. Frank Friedman will entertain
a few of her friends at Euchre this
afternoon.
F. w. Johnson was present at a
gathering of the Elks in Mankato Fri
day evening.
Pocket knives built to stand hard
usage-just the thing for boy. Let
us show them to you. ECKsTEIN
Miss Edith Schmidt is assisting
clerk in the Model Drug Store during
the holiday trade.
Mrs. S. Geiseke who has been visit
ing her parents in Mankato the past
week returned to her home in Court
land yesterday.
The meeting Of the Building and
Loan Association of December 9th,
was postponed until today on account
of the illness of the secretary, William
Pfaender.
G. G. REIN will be in the city Dec
ember 18th to take charge of his jewel
ry store during the holiday trade. He
will bring fine line of jewelry and
flat-ware.
The newly elected officers of the
Junior Christian EndeavOr Society
are: Pres, Elizabeth Wheeler; V. P.
Leslie Olsen; Sec, Wayne Stahl and
Treas, Harold Vogtel.
John Bushard wife and family will
leave for California Tuesday. Mr..
Bushard has not yet decided where he
will locate but he expects to make Cali
fornia his future home.
The Christian Endeavor Society on
Friday evening elected the following
officers: Pres. DR.. E. w. Mihleis; V.P.
Mrs. Martha Ottomeyer: Sec, Edgar
Lelle and Treas. Ida M. Stahl.
Mrs. William Hellmann entertained
the members of the Lutheran Choir and
a few other friends at her home on
Minnesota street, Sunday evening.
The occasion was her birthday ami
versary.
Prof. Schaller was in ST. Paul Sun
day having been invited to be one of
the speakers at the re-dedication of
St. Johns church of that city. The
church is situated on Daytons Bluff
and has recently been almost rebuilt.
Ernst Schroer gave a party to six
teen of his friends Monday evening at
the home of his sister Mrs. Charles
Weiland on Payne street. Various
games furnished the amusement of the
evening.
The Bethel Sunday School elected
officers Sunday as follows: Superin-
tendent, A. F. Redman, reelected: as
sistant,. Aug. Backer; treasurer, Miss
Ida Kohn; Secretary and organist,
Miss Amanda Lipp; librarian, Miss
Doieb
New Ulm Lodge So, 1. O. O. F. at
their last meeting elected the following
officers for the year 1906: N. G.. Frank
Burg ST., V.G., William Herrian:
Sec., j. Jacobs; Treas, Frank Fried.
mann; Trustees, Frank Grebe, Jacob
Klossner, j. j. Grounau.
George Schneider who is noted for
his annual potato picnics, always has
some novel way of entertaining his
relatives and friends. Sunday he gave
sausage party' which was so well
enjoyed by those who attended that
they hope it was the first of series.
Castina Ginkel, wife of Jacob Gin
KEEL of Nicollet died Saturday morning
of cancer of the face at the age of 80
years. Funeral services were read by
Rev. Koehler at the German Lutheran
church Wednesday morning at 1870
o'clock. Besides her husband, one son
survives her
Charles Bierbaum was very pleasant
ly surprised by a large number of his
friends Sunday evening at the home
of his sister Mrs. j. Karl on South
Minnesota street upon the occasion of
his birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent in playing different
games.
Ladies' Missionary Society of Con-
gregational church held their annua
election of officers Friday evening.
The following were elected; President,
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler: vice president,
Mrs. B. f. Weber: secretary, Miss
Skinner; asst secretary, Mrs. J. Sigel
and treasurer, Mrs. II. L. Beecher.
There will be convention of the
Minnesota National Guard in St. Paul
on the twenty-nine and thirtieth of
December which Gen. Jos. Bobleter,
Major John Bushers. Capt. Albert