New Ulm review., 1912-10-30

st. Peter to spend sunday with nef
parents.
Mrs. Chas. Brust Sr. spent few
days last week at Gaylord visiting
relatives and other friends.
Miss Anna Steinhauser left Thurs
day for Lamberton where she will
visit several weeks with her brother
Emil and family.
There will be- dance at w sgner's
Hall In Essig Saturday evening, Nov.
End. Music by the Milford Bard.
Everybody 10 Invited. Adv.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Scar of Milford on Monday J
and son to Mr.. and Mrs. JoseD b
Griebel of Cottonwood last Friday.
F. w. johnson left Monday morn
ing for the northern part Of tho stste
where he will deliver speeches IN
Duluth and various towns on the Iron
Range Ia the interests of the Demo
cratic party. Capt. Albert Pfaender
! will be engaged in . similar psstime
I, in Stearns County, the latter part Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hoffman,, for
merly of New Ulm. more lately of
Waseca, have returned to our city to
live. Mr.. Hoffman is engineer at
the Eagle Mill and they will make
their home over the Pure Food
Grocery Store for q time at least.
This worthy couple are warmly well
coined by their many friends who are
more than glad to see them in our
midst again.
Do not miss our demonstration
next week commencing Monday
November 4th to November 0th.,
NEW ULM HARDWARE Co.
Among those Who attended the sun
dsy School Convention last vsek were
Rev. Q, N. Snyder, Rev. Jos. Vein.
lick, Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Snyder,
Mrs. A. Frederickson, Rev. and Mrs.
|A. Bisbiehaussr, NJ. 81. Bsodixsn
and Mr.. Dirks, I'll Of Springfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nichols, sud Dr.. and
Mrs. Heron Of Comfrey; Miss
Florence schweiger, Miss Edith
Adams, Rev. and Mrs. G. s. Sparkes,
Miss Laura Hauser, Mrs. Hsuser,
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Moll. Mrs. Bangs
snd Mrs. 1. NJ. Olsen, oil Of Sleepy
Eve.
LAST Wednesday evening Major N.
Nicholson of Austin inspected Co.
"a" and the new Machine Gun
Company. This is the regular
battalion inspection which is held
every months. The inspection of
Co. ga" took place at the Opera
House and was Immediately followed
by the Machine Gun Compsny's in
spection ct Turner Hall. The atten-
dance at Co. CAS-" inspection Was
not so good 90 in former years, and
the Machine Gun Company reported
six absent. All Of the sbseutees we're
out Of the city. The inspecting officer
VS. wsll pleased with the showing
made BY both companies.
Under the name of New Ulm
Hunters Club with Emil G. Hage %
President and Dr.. 6. A. Hintz 81
Secretary and Treasurer, . new
hunting club was ushered into ex-
istence Friday evening. Theo. John.
son, Albert Everling and Paul Hack
barth and the officers sbove canned
constitute the executive COMMITTEES.
They have already secured and will
msintsin q hunters lodge at Lake
Hanska which will be used by them
during the hunting season and it ls
their intention TO secure other hunters
lodges At other points.
John Renner, one of the old settlers
of Mulligan, passed away at Sisseton'
N. D, on Monday. The body was
UIOukAo w SOAAAOyj "A0A0 WV AN"S-
took place Thursday morning. Del
ceased was II years of age and moved
to North Dakota two years ago. His
wife passed away two years ago. Mr..
Renner was the father of Joseph, OF
Mulligan, John Of Sleepy Eye, Albert
of Worthington, and Andrew of San
born. Mrs. Echolt of Comfrey, Mrs.
Eedge and Misses Clara and Bertha
of Sisseton. John Renner was an
honorable man and we'll known by all
old settlers. Sleepy Eye Herald Dis
patch.
We can't resist letting our readers
peep into . letter received this week
from one of our subscribers altho as
q rule We try to be modest and not tell
the nice things We hear about our
papers. Once In while however We