New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-08

this city on a brief visit. .
W. E. Korth spent some days in the
Twin Cities on business last week.
Miss Elsie Buechler, Of Sleepy Eye,
visited with relatives for several days.
John Baar, Sr. celebrated the 10th
anniversary of his birthday last
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herm Geske are
visiting with relatives at Van Doyne
and Marengo, Ill.
Mrs. A. c. Bode of Brownton,
Mimi, is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Lange, of this
city.
Tuesday the county commissioners
met in special session, considering i'm
portant questions pertaining to ditch
matters.
Mrs. Chas. Helmes who has been
the guest of her sisters in this CITY
during the past week, returned to- ST..
Paul Monday.
The Ladies of the New sUlm Turn
verein at their meeting last Thursday
! celebrated the birthdays of the follow
ling members: Mrs. Scheiderich, Mrs.
John Schrodt, Mrs. Fl. Schiemann.
Mrs. Carolina Fielder, Miss Anna,
her daughter and Henry Fielder of
Minneapolis intend to leave for Los
Angeles, Cal. sometime after Xmas,
to make the coast city their permanent
home.
On page OF this issue the readers
will find the presidents message in a
condensed form. It was read to both
houses yesterday. At this hour it is
too early to offer any coment on the
document
Mrs. Gasink, celebr ating her BIRTH
day Sunday evening, was agreeably
surprised by the members of St.
Anne's Court who came quite unex-
pectedly to assist in commemorative
the occasion.
The local G. E. Society of the Con-
gregational church at their last meet.
ing elected the following officers: Miss
R. B. Ingles, Pres; Mr.. Davis, vice
pres. Leslie Olsen, seer; Miss Edna
Stolz, Treas.
The Ladies Missionary Society oil
the Congregational church at the last
official election, elected the following
officers: Pres, Mrs. A. N. Lienhardt
vice president, Mrs. o. G. Setter; sec.
Mrs. J. N. Siegel; treas, Mrs. N. L.
Beecher.
The Review kindly asks the indul.
gence of it's many reader for the re-
duced space of reading matter in this
weeks issue. It is incurred on accoun
of the liberal amount of holiday ad
vertisements, to which latter we would
direct the readers kind attention.
Mrs. Devine of Spalding, Neb. an6
Mrs. Waterbury of Akron, Iowa, re-
spectively mother and sister of Mrs
Rudolph Berndt and Mrs. F. J. Nennc
are in the city. This is their frs
visit to New Ulm and they are both
favorably impressed with our beauti
full city.
Five new machines are now beine
operated in the cooper shop of tht
Eagle Roller Mill for the manufacture
OF Hour barrels and the daily outpu
is over 500. BY the instal'ment O
these machines the cost of production
has been reduced from cents to al
cents pr. barrel and the work former
ly done by 80 men can now be easily
handled by ten. -...a.....
At the last election of officers for the
Progress Lodge, A. o. U. W. for thu
ensuing year, the following were
chosen: Reuben Townsend, P. W
NJ; Jerry Rearden, W. NJ; Otto
Setter, foreman; Chas. Roeder, over
seer; ohm G. Gronau, recorder: VIM
Frank, financier; Fred Pfaender, re-
ceiver; Eug. Koehler, guide: Martin
Hose, l VIC. Baltrusch. O. W. Free
Pfaender, representative to the granc
lodge.
- For the next Is days l will make
Folders in any style for the price O.
cabinets. Fine for Xmas gifts, anc
give one large hand painted photo
free with every doz. See show case
for sample, CASTER The Minnesots
st. Photographer, New Ulm, MINI.