New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-12-20

Mrs. M. Mullen spent Mondsy ana
Tuesday in the cities.
Rev. Palcin of Watertown, s. D.
spent Monday and Tuesday with Rev.
Albrecht.
George Fischer of Searles was .
New Ulm visitor last week. We
acknowledge pleasant call.
The Blue Lodge of the Masonic
Order and the Eastern Star held
joint installation of officers Tuesday
evening. They also enjoyed a must
cal program and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. G. II. Sauter who had the mis-
fortune to break her leg about )
months ago while on visit in st.
Paul, has recovered sufficiently SO
that she was able to come home last
week. She was accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Gerhart who expects to
spend the winter here in New Ulm.
At the Ladies' Bazaar of the St.
Paul's church held at Nicollet recent
ly the following New Ulmites were
winners in the drawing contest: pig,
No. 6Sl, Hubert Karpen; $500 sewing
machine, No. 1914, P. Dorm, West
Newton; ton of hard coal, No. 1920,
Mic. Gulden; case of oranges, No. 1856,
Frank P. Zschunke. ... @..
If you are looking for Xmas Pre-.
sents 60 to Theo. Mueller. He carries
the largest line of pipes, tobaccos and
cigars vest of the Twin Cities. These
will go at reduced prices. ..
While working on the roof of the
residence being built by Carl Wei
landt, corner Garden St. and Center
st. which is nearing its completion,
Henry Bosch slipped and fell to the
ground. The roof was slippery from
the frost and this caused him to lose
his foothold. Fortunatel for the
young man, he ESCAPED with general
shake-up, bruised hands and bumped
nose, no bones being broken. The
attending physician says that he will
be able to be around again in q very
short time.
At their annual election held last
Wednesday evening the Degree OF
Honor elected the following officers:
P. C. of H., Mrs. Emily Winkelmann;
c. of H., Mrs. VIM. S. Vercoe; L. OF
H., Mrs. Otto Setter; G. of c.. Miss
Kate Kruger; rec. fin., Mrs. Jos. A.
Eckstein; treas, Fred Pfaender; usher,
Mrs. Albert Memo; asst. usher, Mrs.
Alois L. Breu; l.. w., Mrs. Wilhel-
mine Schaefer; o. W., Mrs. Frank
Leibold; organist, Mrs. Otto r. Kohn;
trustee for three years, Otto r. kohn.
Have you taken guess on my age
yet? am anxious to have you como
10 and get acquainted with me at the
Pioneer Drug Store. ''LUELLA"
The following will serve as officers
of Lena NJ. Collins Camp No. 5375 r.
N. of A. during the ensuing wear:
Oracle, Mrs. A. Schiller; V.O., Mrs.
Herm. Kuehnel; P. o., Mrs. Oscar
Dingler; chancellor, Mrs. John Deng.
Ter, recorder, Miss Ida Hauenstein;
receiver, Mrs. Fred Keute; marshsl,
Mrs. Hubert Berg; asst. marshal,
Mrs. Carl P. Msnderfeld; I. S., Mrs.
Chss. Brust, Sr.; o. s., Mrs. Caroline
Bongards; managers, Mrs. Hubert
Berg, Mrs. John Dengler and Mrs.
Fred. Keute.
From the St. Peter Herald we CLEAN
that the St. Peter Fire Department
which has been on q strike practically
for the last six months will win out in
their fight for an increased appropri-
alton. The ordinance as amended
will give them 100000 annually where
heretofore they received only $500 90.
The matter of raising the appropria-
ton has been agitated for some weeks,
ever since ruling was made declar-
ing it unlawful for the city to turn
over the funds received from the
State.
M. J. Tully who will be remembered
as one of the agents of the Interstate
Accident and Relief Association OF
New Ulm died Tuesday evening in
Minneapolis at St. Mary's Hospital
from the effects of bullet wound in
the abdomen which is believed by
those who were close to Mr.. Tully to
have been self-inficted. Mr.. Tully
has been leading rather reckless
life of late and this lends color to the
views entertained by his friends that
he committed suicide. His remains
we're taken to Sunrise, Wis. where
interment was made Friday morning.
He is survived by his wife and two
little daughters, aged 3 years and Is
months respectively. 81. |