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

Mrs. William Julius who has been
seriously i'll is convelescing.
Mrs. J. Kestner was operated on for
appendicitis at the ST. Alexander
hospital Monday.
John Schneider, John zeller and
Frank Schneider returned from their
Florida trip yesterday afternoon.
Miss Martha Fisher was taken to
St. Alexander hospital this morning
and operated on for appendicitis.
The Fireman will have their annual
dance on New Years eve, to which they
invite all who care for a good time.
Miss Lena Krinkle who has been
visiting for the past month with her
sister Mrs. N. E. Bollenbach returned
to her home in Blue Earth Saturday.
Rev. Phillip K. Edwards who has
been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. E. N.
Schmuck the past week left for Albert
Lea Saturday where he has charge of
parish.
While in the city last week A.
Danielson, the music dealer of ST.
Peter disposed of Haddorff piano to
VIM. Julius and also one to C. W.
Engelbert.
The ''Mislits" football team of the
Now Tin, b;crb cobool oloo+od +bo ~
lowing officers; John Peterson Capt.,
William Lindermann Sect and treas,
Howard Klossner manager.
Joseph A. Eckstein returned Monday
afternoon from Meadville, Penn,
where he attended the Board of Direct
ors meeting of the Supreme Lodge of
the A. 0. U. W.
At the meeting of the Junior Pioneer
Euchre Club last Thursday at the
home of Miss Lizzie Hellmann, Mrs.
Martin Mueller was awarded head
prize, Mrs. O. NJ. Olsen lone hand and
Mrs. Herman Ramme, the BOBBY.
Romen Grieben, the new proprietor
of the billiard hall expects to open up
a first class restaurant and lunch
counter in connection with his present
enterprise. The hall is being we'll
patronized and promises to become a
popular resort.
The Minnesota Central Telephone
Co. has just installed private switch
board in the Office of the Eagle Roller
Mill. It connects with the mill, eleva-
tors and all the different departments
giving the company an exehange of
their own. The board is similar to
the one in use by the Hauenstein
Brewing Co.
\ The entire population of Doll-land
is now on display here. Never before
could you get such a pretty doll for
so little money as here. ECKSTEIN.
The Hecker Circle G. A. r. at their
regular annual meeting Friday even
ing December Sth. elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Amanda Wicherski, Pres; Alma
Krook S. "; Ida Vogtel, J. v. Gath
crime Arhardt, Chap: Mary Stolz,
Con-: Emma Zschunke Tres: Selma
Frenzel, Guard; and Emma Triton,
Organist. Comrade Klossnerwas elect
ed installing officer for the first meet
ing. in January.
At their annual meeting held Dec. 4,
Hecker Post G.. A. r. elected the fol-
lowing officers: Com, j. Klossner,
S. V. c., B. Marshner, J. V. c., r.
Pfefferle, Off. of Day, Frank Grebe,
Off. of Guard, August Hermann, Serg.
and Chap, F. Friedman and Adj,
Andreas Hoffman,. B. Marshner was
elected delegate with F. Grebe and J..
Schlumberger alternates to the con-
vention which Will be held either in
St. Paul or Minneapolis in March.
\ You should see my line of perfum-
ery-its truly an extensive lay out
and will appeal to your wants.
ECKSTEIN.
On account of the Improvements that
are under way at the Lutheran college
the students have been given a vaca-
ton lasting from Friday of this week
until the 4th day OF January Prof.
Sperling is now occupying a residence
seperate from the school building and
the rooms that he occupied in the
building are to be arranged so as to
make two class rooms. It is intended
that all this work will be completed
by the time the students return, and
the college will be in shape so that
better work can be cone.
( Why not concentrate your Christ
mas money on a Photograph and get
a gift for the whole family. Get our
prices. ECKSTEIN.