New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-12

The stockholders of the Citizens
State Bank held their annual meeting
Tuesday afternoon.
G. B. Gutenschwager of La Crosse
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Pless over Sunday.
Miss Sophia Kogge on Monday left
for Mankato to complete her studies
in bookkeeping and short hand in the
Commercial college Of that city.
Miss Marie Burmeister, principal of
Pleasant Grove School, Mankato,
visited with friends and relatives dur
ing the latter part Of last week.
Sunday evening the Herman Sister
Lodge surprised Mrs. August Publ
mapn and offered congratulations, the
occasion being her birthday. Card
playing. various other amusements and
splendid lunch were features of the
evening.
Albert Mack, of Dickinson, N. D.,
accompanied by his brother Arthur,
both sons of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mack,
of Redwood Co., were here several
days visiting with their grandfather
Peter Mack and their uncle John Mack,
in the town of Milford. They returned
Monday to their respective homes, ac-
companied by Adolph Mack who in
tends to visit in Redwood Co. for some
time.
The New Ulm Maennerchor on Fri
day evening elected the following
officers: Pres, DR.. L. a. Fritsche;
vice pres, 81. Rudolphi; secy.. A.
Petry; treas, W. G.. Alvin; librarian,
Chas. Marti; standard bearer, W. j..
Winkelmann; director, VIM. Pfaender
Jr. The society is now busily en-
gagged in rehearsing the program for
the next Saengerfest to be held in
Omaha, July 1923.
Installation of the newly elected Of
fcers of Hecker Post, G. A. r. No.
48, was recently held in farmer Hall.
Following are the officers: Com, ia
cob Klossner; Senior Vice Com, B.
Marschner; Junior Vice Com, r..
Pfefferle; Quarter Master, W. Frank;
Ait, Andrew Hoffman,; Officer of the
day, Franz Grebe; Sergeant, Frank
Friedmann; Chaplain, Fred Walter;
Delegates to State Encampment, B.
Marschner and r. Pfefferle.
Arthur Schaub, attorney for Frank
Smith, accused and found guilty of
the murder of Holland j. Ledbeter,
appeared before Judge Pau, Man
kato, stating that he desired to make
a motion for new trial in behalf OF
his client. The court is ready to hear
the arguments on the motion at any
time the attorneys on both sides are
ready to proceed. It was finally
agreed to continue the motion until
Jan. %.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church it was evidenced
that this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES healthy
and prosperous growth. The meeting
which was held in the church parlors
Thursday evening was we'll attended
and the following gentlemen and
ladies will act as church officers dur
| ing the ensuing year: Treas, F. FL.
Krook. deacon for three years, G. w.
A. Krook; trustee for three years,
Chas. Vogtel; Sunday school supt., A.
81. Lienhard; asst. supt., F. 81. Krook
chairman music committee, Mrs. A.
A. Lienhard; prudential committee
Mesdames Gottl. Schmidt, FL. l.
Beecher and G. A. Ottomeyer. Owe,
SO, 900 were expended during the pas
year for the Improvement and the vel
fare of the church. It is the intention
to install many improvements during
the present year.
The Review is in receipt of the Las
Cruces Citizen, New Mexico, and w
find the following editorial concerning
Nicholas Gales, former New Uln
citizen. We quote: A worthy either
for senator, now that statehood is as
sured, it is opportune to postulate tn
candidates who will best safeguard
the interests Of the territory in TIL
senate; and the Citizen takes pleasure
in suggesting to its large number Q
readers, the name Of a man we'll know
for his progressiveness, straightfor
wardness and integrity Of purpose
not only to everybody in the grea
Mesilla Valley, but in the whole terri
tory, than whom there isn't bette
timber IN New Mexico, the Hon
Nicholas Gales, Of OF Las Cruces
Dona Ana County. We will late
specify in detail the reasons why Mic
is the man best fitted to grace the sen
ate chamber.