New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-01-11

The members of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Lutheran church elected
the following officers Ut the meeting
held last Thursday afternoon: Pres.
Mrs. G. G. Rein; Vice Pres, Mrs.
John Lsngmsck; Mrs. VIM. Blauert;;
Treas, Mrs. A. NJ. Klsuse. The
society has an enrolment Of 70 mem.
bers.
The officers to manage the affairs Of
the Equitable Fraternal Union, as
elected In the annual meeting are:
Pres, Ernst Wicherski; vice pres,
q. F. Schrader; Sec, Henry vedder;;
treas, Chss. Grussendorf; advisor,
Ad. 81. Sandman; warden, w. G.,
Schrader; guard, Herm. vogtel; truss
tees for three years, r. E. Alvin.
Owing to the great demand in
our advertIsing space in this issue
we are compelled 10 put local
matter on the third page and
postpone the publication Of q
number of items. The Review be.
ing recognized as one OF the best
advertising mediums enjoys
liberal patronage on the part OF
the merchants. We appreciate
this fact and take this occasion to-
thank our many friends.
A public installation of officers OF
the Woodmen lodge was held Mon.
day evening at Woodmen Hall.
Alwin's Male Quartet gave several
numbers, Miss Elfrlede Toberer rem
dered solo. which was we'll received
and A. j. Alvin delivered an address.
After the ceremonial part of the pro-
gram the remainder of the the evening
was devoted to dancing.
Miss Rewey belle Ingles, of Mime.
apolis, who has recently returned from
a European trip will speak at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening at 1880 on The Passion Play
at Oberammergau. This, no doubt,
will be a rare treat as Miss ~Ingles in
her pleasant, unaffected manner will
give the recital just as she saw the
world. famed play and its actors.
The stockholders of the State Bank
Of New Ulm held their annual meeting
Monday evening electing the follow
ing directors: Fred Aufderheide,
John Buschers, John b. Forster,
Chas. Grussendori, Herman Nagel,
r. w. Scherer and Emil Wicherski.
The officers elected by the directors
are: Pres, Fred Aufderheide; vice
pres, Chas. Grussendort; cashier,
Fred Pfaender; LIST. asst cash, E..A.
Stoll; 2od. asst. cash., p. Kitzberger;
bookkeeper, A. A. Msnderfeld.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Essig cooperative
creamery assc citation was held Thurs.
day. The following officers were
elected: Pres, Louis Spellbrink:
vice pres, John Carols; Sec, Herm.
|Albrecht; treas, Fritz Rolloff; direc-
Itorss Henry Knees Aug. Speckpann
and vincentSchimschock. The annual
report was % follows: Milk received,
| ,6s5, 097 ID; cream received, $40, 048h ;
average test, 3s; average test, 25.o;
butter made, l4S,s07 h.
The members of the Second Regi-
ment Band at their annual meeting,
Monday evening elected their officers
40 follows: Pres, Christ. Backer;
vice pres, Henry Kitzbsrger; Sec,
John G. Hofneistsr; treas PeteS
Kitzberger; business mansger, john
Henls; messenger, Walter Bscker.
The annual c0ncert Of the band will DO
held in the near future for which pre-
partitions are now being made. The
financial success of the organization
has been the best in its history.
At the meeting of the Lima M. Col
Inns Camp, No. 1915, r. N. Of A. the
officers elected for the ensuing year
are: Oracle, Frieda Dingler; vice
oracle. Myrtle Keute; past oracle,
Belle BuRgert; chancellor, Mary A.
Dengler; recorder, Ida Hauenstein;
receiver, Emily Schiller; marshal,
Carrie Berg, asst. marshal, Clara
Hostetter; 1. S. Minnie Hanson: o. S.,
Theresa Macho; manager 2 years,
Mary Dengler: manager l year, Car
RE Berg; physicians, DR.. Geo. 8.
Weiser and DR., L. A. Fritsche.
Company "a" of New Ulm is one
of the charter members in the Second
Infantry Basketball league that has
recently been organized. The other
five companies are well-known in in
dependent basketball games. Great
interest has been aroused and the new
venture will receive the aid and enthu.
siasm Of. military circles. The com.
panies are "B" OF Fsribault; sd" Of
Mortified, 'sF" of Worthington; "H"
of Mankato; and "K'' of st. Peter