New Ulm review., 1912-12-04

The Misses Martha and jeanette
Reinhart spent Thanksgiving day in
Sprinfgeld.
Mrs. Geo. Schmiesing was the lucky
winner of the Thanksgiving turkey
given away at the Gem Theatre last
week. -
Mrs. F. w. johnson who has been
quite i'll with bad attack of bronchi-
'tis has recovered and is able to be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blank of Mime
apolis spent Thanksgiving with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gott-
lob Doberenz.
t Mrs. David Meyerpeter of Denver,
Col. arrived in the city last Thursday
for a lengthy visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Kaiser.
u During the absence of Miss Lena
Timm on her vacation the Relief girls
will work nights and the night girl
will fill Miss Timm's place at the tele-
phone Office.
Theo. j. Simmet who has been
located at Morse, Sask. writes US that
his address is now Lang, Sask. He
is with the Rogers Lumber Yards Co.
He writes interestingly of Morse,
describing its rapid growth which is
characteristic of the country.
The college concert given last week
Tuesday by the students at the Music
Hall was we'll attended. every seat
being taken. The program numbers
proved highly pleasing to the audience
OF music lovers. A number of visito RS
from out Of town were present, among
them being Rev. b. A. Pankow, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. schweppe and F. w.
Schweppe of St. James, Rev. T.
} Koenig and Rev. H. Henemann OF
Trumann, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Oyster
heft of Sanborn, Rev. n. Kotke OF
Willow Lake, Rev. and Mrs. H.
b | OVA Uoo0A VI OOuIV10uOs IG0S.
, Westerkamp of Springfield, Rev. and
!, Mrs. VIM. G. Albrecht and Miss
Helen siegler of Sleepy Eye and Hy.
, Mueffelmann of Gaylord.
The third meeting of the Mems Club
Of the Congregational Church will be
Xheld next week Thursday December
. 18th. The speaker for the evening
, will probably be Mr.. G. J. Buell., who
, ran on the Democratic ticket for repre-
sentative at large at the last election.
, Mr.. Buell. was heard here during the
! campaign when he spoke at Demo
cratic rally at Turner Hall. iAt that
time his audience very much enjoyed
his talk and as his subject for next
Thursday is one in which the speaker
, is deeply interested there is no dou b,
the men who hear him will have q
treat. Mr.. Buell. will talk. on s'The
4 Single Tax, Just and Natural
! System of Taxation All the mer
> of the, city are cordially. invited to be
: present.
} This week we have in one OF our
t windows an exhibit of work which was
4 done by pupils in the first grade in
the Union Building under the charge
3 Of Mss Grace Dignin. The work is
, very good indeed for the little fingers
!. that fashioned it and the children NAV
t be proud of doing such neat work.
Parents should take an interest in the
exhibit and if you do not find anything
done by your little son Or daught i,
f means that home encouragement would
! be help to the teacher in securing
), creditable results. There will be 8
new exhibit each week giving work
from each of the grades. Make it a
!. point to see your child's work and
;, compare it with that of other pupils.
. The first graders whose efforts won
place in the exhibit are: Verna Dahl,
!, Irene Oehs, Evan Nagel, Erwin Brey
. Norman Alvin, Dorothy Mayer
Camella Gruber, Lottie Pfaender,
Irving Arbes, Loretta Flatau, William
: IOsWald. Annie Smasal, Harold Brust
Figures show that deaths from tu
Il q tncIc