New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-09
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Henningsen were
visitors this week.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen were.
Minneapolis visitors this week.
Otto zschunke, after working for
two months in Faribault, has re-
turned to his old place behind the
counters OF the Bee Hive.
General Bobleter writes from Col
lax, Iowa, that he is feeling better
than at any time for weeks. On Sat
urday he visited Des Moines and was
enterta tanned by Adjutant General Thrift.
Dietrich Rooster, the local shoe
maker, has invented and installed in
his shop unique apparatus for
finishing soles and heels. To all
appearances it is a great labor
saving device.
Former New Ulmites who attended
the Knights of Columbus doings Sun
day were Geo. Graf of Ivanhoe, M.
j. Tully of ST. Peter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lehrer and Mayor Geo. P. For
ster of Springfield.
VIM. SOmerville, who at one time
lived in Albin, and who is now resi-
dent of Willmar, spent a portion of
the week at the home of his brother
in-law, Carl P. Manderfeld. He was
accompanied by his son, Earl.
At a whist party given by Mrs.
Albert .Pfaender last evening head
prizes went to Miss Allie Scherer and
Mrs. Sigel, second prizes to Mrs. A.
j. Vogel and Mrs. Liesch, and BOBBY
prizes to Mrs. Emil Mueller and Mrs.
Fremont Schmidt
| DR.. Stoner and wife of Minneapolis
were in the city the latter part OF the
week, the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Vo-
gel. DR.. Stoner is one of the promo
ters of large brick manufacturing
plant near Medicine Hat, Canada, and
one of the objects of his visit to New
Ulm was to interest local capital in
the enterprise.
! The New Ulm j. L. D. club has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Herman Frenzel; vice president,
John Nagel; secretary, Arthur Jahnke;
treasurer, 81. F. Jahnke. The club
includes a band of twelve pieces and
a baseball team that is expected to
do quite a turn on the diamond
during the season of 1909. The head
quarters are in the Frenzel building,
where the boys have cosy club rooms.
V. R. Dunning of Oshawa appeared
before the Commercial Club Monday
evening and made this offer: If the
citizens of New Ulm would subscribe
for 81 500 worth of stock he would
rent some such building as the old
electric light plant and commence the
manufacture Of lawn mowers of type
of which he is the inventor. The
matter was referred to the committee
on industrial affairs.
! The Masonic Lodge last evening
elected and installed the follow Ing
officers: Worshipful Master, Adolph
Nellie: Senior Warden, DIR. E. G.
Mihleis; Junior Warden, Geo. L
Schmidt; treasurer, A. W. Bingham
secretary, Gottlieb Schmidt; trustee
Henry N. Somsen; Senior Deacon, ]
Il. Edwards; Junior Deacon, Foster
| G.. Fisher; Senior Steward, j. F.
Armstrong; Junior Steward, Frank
j. Hubbard; Chaplain, Rev. E. F.
Wheeler; Marshal, DR.. A. Marden
| Tyler, j. Klossner Jr. Following the
installation the members partook of q
fine banquet.
i The Current News Club met yester
day with Mrs. 3. A. Pfetferle. The
leader was Mrs. III. D. Beussmanr
and the general topic of discussion
Household Management" The fol
lowing phases of the subject furnished
texts for interesting papers: ''Plact
of the Home and Home Maker in the
Economic World' and Housekeeping
as Profession by Mrs. Buses
mann; Household Expenditures by
Mrs. Mullen; Organization and
Division of Labor" by Mrs. Sauter
''The Expert Waitress" by Mrs. J. H
Vogel. Mrs. Blume, Mrs. A. J.
Vogel and Mrs. w. II. Stoll led in the
discussion.