New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-12-27

b. G. Warnke Of Clements Vas ii
our city Sunday.
Rev. Heinrich Strassen OF Courtland
was in the city to-day.
A local conference of Lutheran
ministers will be held at7Arlington to.
day. None from here will attend.
0. j. Halvorson was appointed
rural carrier on Route No. 2 out OF
Hanska last week. No substitute was
appointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Postel's four
weeks old baby died Sunday and was
buried from the Catholic Church
yesterday morning.
Rev. Tesch will conduct special
services New Years Day at 1880 A.
NJ. at Bethel Church on Washington
Street. e
Mrs. Adolph Schneider and baby of
St. Benedict Canada are guests at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schlumpberger. They expect to
stay month.
The one-year old boy of Gerhard
Gnlden died Tuesday morning of
capillary bronchitis. The funeral will
be held Thursday 10 A. m. at Searles
Rev. Manner officiating. =
Miss Emma Albrecht, nurse at Imma
nueI's Hospital at Mankato is visiting
her uncle Rev. G. J. Albrecht. Other
guests at the Lutheran parsonage are
Rev. Gustav Albrecht and family of St..
Peter. .- .z....
Will Jungers of Butte, Mont. came
to spend Christmas with the N.
Andring family. He will remain for
some time. His brother Ed. came
down from Bird Island Monday and
will return Thursday.
Melvin Vogtel OF the State Univer-
sityis spending his Christmas vacation
at his home on South Minnesota
Street. Mrs. Vogtel is also expecting
her brother, Otto Freitag, of Max, N.
D. to spend several days with them
this week. .a
Last week we made mention of the
sudden death of NJ. J. Tully, giving as
our understanding of the matter that
be had committed suicide. We are
now informed on reliable authority
that his death was entirely due to an
accident and We gladly make this cor
rection.. -: ..'.. ,......r.
Mrs. Freda Fuerst who came last
week to spend the holiday season at
the Jno. Hauenstein, Sr., home will
return to Chicago today. Mr.. Fuerst
was expected to join his wife and
daughter but was detained at home by
illness and Mrs. Fuerst had to cut her
visit short in order to get back home.
Mr.. Fuerst is not seriously i'll but is
confined to his bed by an attack of
lumbago. .-'s -'a'': ~
Mrs. Herman Held will have her
mother, Mrs. Staley, ana her sister,
Miss Rose Staley of Mankato Win her
during the holiday season. She will
also entertain Miss Burmeister Of
Manksto at the same time. Miss
Rose Staley is we'll known here and
will be welcomed BY host of her old
pupils and friends. ....-.
The guests at Wsldheim returned to
their homes Tuesday morning. Mrs.
A. J. Alvin will go to Minneapolis to-
day 10 attend the Commercial Mems
Banquet at the Ralisson Hotel Thurs
day night. G. w. Barnes, who was
one of the Christmas guests at the
Alvin home gave it as his opinion
that no finer club rooms than those of
Turner Hall can be found even in the
large cities of the state. In his words
NEW Ulm knows how to 90 these
things right"
We are pleased to learn thatJohn Gut
ting former County Superintendent of
Schools of this county, has been ten
dered and accepted the appointment to
the Office of Municipal Judge of Sleepy
Eyes Municipal Court. The vacancy
was caused by Judge Geschwind's re-
moval to Corpus Christi, Texas. Gov.
Eberhart made a very good selection
when he appointed John Cutting. Mr..
Cutting possesses lot of good common
sense and has courage of his convictions
and these are qualifications indispens-
able in fair minded judge.
Arthur Seifert who has been atten-
ding school at Marquette University,
Milwaukee, came home Friday for the
holidays. He has been taking special
work this fall and on his return to