New Ulm review., 1906-07-18

b Springfield will open the campaign.
Iof the new year with 9 series Of revival
services. he same evangelists who
were at Sleepy Eye and we're qnite
successful will attempt to make better
people out Of the residents Of the vii
lage up the line. Springfield never
had the reputation of being very bad.
A. Fl. Lienhard expects to move into
his new house sometime next week.
The place he is now living in, one of
the Hornburg houses, will be occupied
by Jas. Garrow who will move from
the property recently purchased by DR..
Vogel. It is expected that DR.. Vogel
will have use for his property himself
in the near future.
New Years day in this city passed
off very quietly. There was little of
excitement of any kind. A number of
people had small parties attheir homes,
but none kept what is called ssopen
house, though number of visits were
made by different people. Rev. e. F..
Wheeler was most active in this line
and made it a point to see as many
members of his congregation as was
possible
Tomorrow evening at the Congre-
gational church, the members of the
church will hold their annual meeting,
after which there will be sort of re-
ception. It will be determined at this
time at what time the week of prayer
is to be held. There is feeling with
some of the members that the Easter
time is best suited for this, though the
custom is to have it Immediately fol-
lowing new years.
Albert Pfaender, lst lieutenant of
Co. Ca" IN. G. S. NJ, of this city
attended. the annual meeting of the Of
fcers of all the militia regiments of the
state on Friday. He appears on the
program Of the meeting as down for a
talk on Chow to Secure Better Attend
ance at Drills. y The meeting was held
in the new Armory and therezs were
about 126 of the officers of the guard
present.
DR.. Andrew Hoidale was married at
Kansas City on Wednesday Dec. q,
to Miss Pauline MADEIRA and the young
people passed through this city Mon
day on their way to Tracy which is to
be their home. DIR. Hoidale is brother
of Einar and Hjalmer Hoidale of this
city and has visited here frequently.
Einar Hoidale was present at the we'd
ding leaving after it for Port Arthur,
Texas, and from there will go to Hot
Springs before returning to this city.
The smoke which has been settling
over this city evenings for sometime is
not mosquito smudge, as may sup
pose, it is a way the sewer diggers
have of keeping the ground thawed out
where they are supposed to dig the fol-
lowing day. Straw is piled over the
route of the ditch and fired and man
remains with it all night to see that the
wind does not carry the fire to neigh
boring buildings. The frost in the
ground is about two feet thick
The State Educational association
went on record at its session last week
as opposed to the abolition of football
but in favor Of a square deal in the
game. Among the photographs of
those who were active in the meetings
of the association published in the
Pioneer Press appears that of II. G..
Hess formerly of Sleepy Eye. He is
one of the most enthusiastic football
men in the state and enjoys a game
| thoroughly. w. F. Kunze, also of this
county, was one of the active membe
of the association.
Bill Tesmer who has been at st.
Charles for the past five or six years
working at his trade, that of harness
maker has been visiting here for the
past week says the Sleepy Eye Herald.
It will be remembered that during the
ST. Charles cyclone some four years
ago he was reported killed. Reports
were also in circulation of his mar
ried and also that he had gone to Salt
Lake to join the Mormons. Bill denies
all these charges and says he is a lively
corpse. He also says he is just as
susceptible to the smiles of the ladies
as ever. 81
A very large crowd attended the an
nual dance given by the fremen on
New Years eve at Turner hall The
dance was one Of the best of the sea-
son as was attested to by the lateness
of the hour when it broke up, being
we'll toward morning. A number OF
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