New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-01
The New Ulm Torn verein will give
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masquerade ball ct Turner Hall
Feb. 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertzel Of Dickinson,
N. D. are visiting with the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Ramme.
Paul Lehman and r. GeisinRer
were In Sleepy Eye on business last
Monday.
Mrs. Max Hanft Of Minneapolis is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Johnson at the Dakota House.
81. Bendixen and family OF Spring
field left for California last Monday
whore they will spend the remainder
of the winter.
The Christian Mothers society of
tho Catholic church held card party
last evening at the auditorium of the
school house.
The members Of the Young Ladies
Sodality of the Catholic church will
give . musical entertainment Sunday
evening Feb. 18th.
To adopt or reject the commission
plan of municipal government-that
10 the question which will be decided
by the citizens of Faribault, Feb. I.
S.sW. Rooms, local agent for the
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
wona very valuable and handsome
travelling bag for writing up the most
policies during the month of December.
The members of Burg's Battery
held meeting last Saturday evening
and elected the new officers for the
ensuing year which resulted as fol-
lows: VIM. Rausch, pres; Otto Os-
valid, sec. Anton Num-, Treas.
Max Pfaender left Sunday evening
for. Mitchell. Nebr. to take up mis-
work as scientific assistant at SCOTS
Bluff agricultural substation which is
operated by the federal government
for.the purpose Of testing dry land
forming
4 Quite connection was created last
week when the news was spread that
the Scenic had been sold to the Prin-
cess or the Princess to the Scenic.
Now, which is which? We don't
know. One thing is certain that
English Bros. control both moving
Il picture shows in town.
I Ms. All. J E;x,i,ln WIS rendered
surprise-farewell party by the MEN,
hers of the St. Anne Court w. G.. o.
F.. last Thursday evening. Cards
we're the main feature of the evening
and the prize winners we're: Star,
Mrs. Bertha Riegler; punch, Mrs.
John Walter; BOBBY, Mrs. Anton
Kopetzki.
The State Bank of Lafayette, Of
which Jos. A. EcAstein of this city ie
President, ut a special meeting of the
Board of Directors held last Wednes
'lday, adopted most suitable resolutions
,tot coincidence on the demise OF Otto
/ seh.noi this city. who was director
; of the bank. The same appeared in thu
Lafay cite Ledger of last week.
| Mrs. Geo. Leary and Mrs. Jos.
Epple entertained about seventy OF
their friends Monday afternoon at
the home of the former. Whist was
one of the features of the afternoon,
fourteen tables being occupied.
Prizes we're received by Mrs. Hess,
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel, Mrs. c. A. Zel1e,
Mrs. F. Baasen, Mrs. VIM. Stoll and
Miss Eleanor Stoll. The rooms were
artistically decorated and a dainty
lunch was served.
The stockholders of the New Ulm
Brewing g. Mailing Co. held their
annual meeting, Monday evening.
The officers as elected are: Pres,
Herman Nagel; vice pres, M. j
Kiinkhammer; sec. and treas, Fred
Pfaender; manager, Jos. Groebner;
Browns ster, John P. Heinrich. The
board of directors consists OF the
Messrs. Nsgel, Klinkhammer, Pfaen-
der, Groebner and j. Fritz. The
brewery which has been in operation
since last spring has had a prosperous
year and is now in a aourishing con-
dition.
The annual State Convention Of the
Sons Of Hermann Of Minnesota was
adjourned last Wednesday. The
next meeting will be held in 1913 in
St. Cloud. The reserve fund of this
prosperous order contains $4,000
and the membership numbers 1850.
The newly elected grand officers are:
Pres, Louis F. Schulz, st, Paul;
vice pres, Anker Carl, Minneapolis:
sec., C. Harpke, St. Paul; treas,
Frank Noethen, Minneapolis; trustee,
e. Frey, St. Paul; directors, L. Lell-