New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-12

DR.. Adams of Morgan was in the
city Monday.
Reporter Leary of the Sleepy Eye
Dispatch was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Sellner of Nicollet visit.
ed over Sunday with Mrs. Fred Brust.
August Matter, the former sheriff,
was down from Sleepy Eye on business
Monday.
Fl. G. Hi1lesheim of Stark has pur-
chased 120 acres of land in Redwood
county for 81 900.
The four literary societies of the
high school will hold joint Christmas
exercises this year.
The young men of the Congregation.
al church will give an oyster supper
some evening next week.
Miss Burmeister, principal of ore
of the Mankato high schools, is the
guest of Mrs. Herman Held.
H. F. Chandler, the st. Paul detec-
tive, arrived in the city Monday eve
ming and will remain several days.
Deputy Sheriff Brust, Tony Rein
harts and George Brust shot 80 rab-
bits while hunting in the town of Home
Sunday.
Misses Middleton and Brother OF
Lake Minnetonka were entertained by
Mrs. Theo. Wehye the latter part OF
the week.
The Masons have decided to reno
vate, their lodge room. New furniture
and a new carpet will be among the
improvements.
John McCabe of St. Peter was yes.
terday appointed assistant dairy and
food commissioner. He is an old
friend of the governor,
A public card party is to be given in
the reception room of the Catholic
school building by the landies of St.
Anne's Court this evening.
A new factor has been brought into
the Brown county oil inspectorship
contest in the person of William Muel-
Ter of Springfield. Next! ~
The Y. NJ. G. A. boys Of Brown
County are planning to camp next
summer on the Sleepy Eye Milling
Company's pleasure grounds at Col
den Gate.
Otto Held will arrive here next week
from Spokane. After a brief visit he
will accompany his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alb. Held, to California, where
the aged couple will spend the winter
W. r. Hodges, president of the
Minnesota Editorial Association, Wen
to Washington Monday to appear be-
fore the postoffice department an6
argue against the proposed increase
in postal rates on second-class mai.
matter.
The Sleepy Eye and New Ulm bowl.
ing clubs pulled off friendly match
contest on the local alleys Thursday
evening, the New Ulmites winning by
500 pins. Next Thursday a return
game will be played at Sleepy Eye. J
The Ladies Missionary Society G.
the Congregational church at their an
nual meeting last week elected Mrs. E
F. Wheeler president, Mrs. A. 81
Lienhard vice-president, Miss Eve
Skinner secretary and Mrs. H. L
Beecher treasurer.
The local Woodmen lodge is to have
a new lodge room. Monday evenir&
the members decided to rent the secOnc
floor of the old Behnke building anl
to have 1t remodeled to meet all theil
requirements. When this is done
which will be not later than Januar,
1st, the Woodmen have the assurance
that two other lodges will rent from
them.
The West Side Turnverein of St
Paul will erect a new Turner Hallnex
spring. The society is now in a pros
| porous condition and the members fee
that they should have home of thei
own. The newly elected officers are
President, E. j. Buehrer: vice presi
dent, Charles Lehman; recording sec
rotary, Paul Walter; financial sec
Rotary, Ernest Hadlich; correspondent.
secretary, Julius Perlt; treasurer
Henry q. Giese Jr.: trustees, Mic
Krimse, Gustave Stalk, Alfred Perlt
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