New Ulm review., 1912-11-13

Mrs. M. Mullen returned last week
from her visit with her daughters
family in st. Louis.
Do not forget that the Library Con-
cert will be held tonight at Turner
Theatre. You should be there.
+ Miss Bertha Forstner left last week
for St. Peter where she will take up a
three year course at the St. Peter
Hospital for Nurses.
Do you want an automobile free? If
so become g. contestant in the New
Ulm Publishing Co.'S. great subscrip-
ton contest. Just think of it! An
$3.50 Automobile absolutely free as
the first prize.
Mrs. Robert Zimmerman of Court
land and Miss Lilly Eberth, daughter
of Herman Eberth of Lafayette we're
operated upon for appendicitis last
Wednesday morning. The latter case
was{ an especially severe one. We
arg glad to report that both patients
are doing very nicely.
Rev. A. Biebighauser who was
pastor of the local Methodist Church
over thirty years ago, was in
attendance at the district convention d
of foreign missions which was held in
this city last Wednesday. Rev.
Biebighauser is now in charge of the
parish at Springfield. We acknow-
ledge pleasant call.
"School days!" Are your child s
| eyes equal to the strain? If not,
| better see Prof. Myer, 1T c. G. REIN s
Friday p. m. and Sat. Nov. 22-23.
~ (Advt)
Ernst c. Pless, a son of Otto Pless
of our city was elected representative e
of Sibley County over his opponent,
Mansfield of Arlington with majority
of 275 votes. Attorney Albert L.
Young, formerly of Gibbon, now OF
Winthrop, was elected County Attor-
ney without opposition.
DR.. 81. K. Lum, classmate of Drs
! J. L. Schoch and O. G. Strickler while
they we're attending the medical school
at Ann Arbor, Mich, was in the city
for brief visit last Wednesday.
From here he went to Springfield to
call on DR.. J. G. Rothenburg, also a
| classmate.
Adolph Wagner left Sunday for
Mason City, Iowa. From there he
goes to Minneapolis, Grand Rapids
and Ann Arbor, Mich. Business
takes him to the first three places. At
Ann Arbor he will visit with his sister,
Mrs. Caroline Hagberg who recently
returned from Germany.
Louis Halvorson of Hanska was q
New Ulm visitor last Friday and paid
the Review Office visit while here.
Mr.. HalvOrsen comes from a section
where strong socialist influence was
felt at the last election and he looks
forward confidently to the ultimate
success of the party.
When are you going to get into the
Review-Post subscription contest !:
You will never find a better time to
start than right>now. You know it is
never too late to start but the
contestants who start now will have
good start and should be far ahead
OF those who start next month. Stop
your thinking about entering and ac1
pow. 1872
Henry j. Meyer of Milford and Geo.
Jahnke of Cottonwood left Friday for
Puposky and Island Lake to hunt
big game. They started out well
equipped with the necessary mum.
tions of war and will no doubt be sue.
cessful in killing a few bear, because
that is the game they are after. Tho
we may receive nothing more tangible
as result of their hunt, we are quite
confident that we shall be regaled
n with bear stories upon their return.
DR.. L. G. Quasi, formerly of New
Ulm, now of Rushville, Nebraska
won the distinction of ranking highes,
OF all the candidates who took the
Nebraska State Dental Board Exami.
nations held recently at Lincoln. DR.,
Quasi is too modest to tell US this tho
we have asked him several times tc
tell US of himself but we have learned
it in ndabout way and are GLAD
to tell his many friends of his con
tinued success in MS profession.
Tells the Whole Story