New Ulm review., 1912-12-25

Arthur Blauert and Walter Burk
are home from Wsuwstoss, Wis. and
ore spending the holidays with their
parents.
Miss Louise Hensel came homo
Saturday evening from Milroy to
spend two weeks vacation With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hensel Of
Milford.
Miss Myrtle Engel Who 10 employed
In an office in Minneapolis arrived
Saturday evening and will spend Xmas
with her parents.
Mrs. Emil Frenzel left for Minue-
spolts M ondsy morning where she
will spend Christmas and New Years.
Mr.. Frenzel joined her there for
Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 81 Siegel will not
be home for Christmas. Mr.. Siegel
has not been at oil we'll since be left
and they now expect to stay 1t Colfax
until New Years.
Rev. J. J. Hillmer and daughter,
Miss Jennie Hillmer of Wiuona ar
rived yesterday noon to visit with the
Adolph Meile family. Rev. Hillmer
is Mrs. Meile's father.
Miss Rose Staley snd her mother of
Msnk ato are visiting at the Herman
Held home. Other Christmas week
visitors there are the Misses Ruth,
Stella and Rose Bragdon and Miss
Marie Burmeister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Raabe will have as
guests today at dinner August Raabe,
Miss Alma Raabe, Mrs. 81. Schape-
kahn, Miss Lydia Schapekahm, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Eckstein and Prof.
and Miss BIiefernicht.
Miss Louise Nellie came home from
Marshall to spend her vacation with
her mother. Miss Meile will go to
Maukato after Christmas to spend q
part of her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Blomquist, and get acqu ainted
with the new arrival at the City
Engineers home.
Charles Hess arrived Monday from
Chicago to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents. His sister,
Miss Mary Hess, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis 1t Thanks
giving time 10 recovering nicely and
expects to be able to 60 back to her
work in the St. James High School
after New Years.
John c. Rudolph had the misfortune
70 fall when be got up iu his room at
the Dakota House about four o'clock
Sundsy morning. He injured his Q. 9
and nose in the fall but not seriously
and he will be able to be around in u
few days.
On New Years day. the General
Delivery and Carrier windows will be
open from 9 to ID q. m. There will be
no City nor Rural carrier deliveries
At Ill. Any one who is particularly
interested In the outcome of the Review
Subscription Contest should make
it point to get the paper at the Post
Office New Years morning Is We
expect at this time to make known in
next paper the names of the winners
of the pr.zes. i
The mystery surrounding the recer t
disappearance of Fred Meyer, farmer
living about Al miles east Of tho viii
lage of Lewisville, Blue Earth Co. has
been cleared up by the mans return.
VIM. Schrsm, the last man seen 10 bis
company had been promptly arrested
and incarcerated on suspicion Of hav.
ing caused the mans disappearance,
but was later on released when card
postmarked at New Ulm Was received
by Meyers family. It WAS written 10
German and read as follows: "All
right Sunday night. Will be home In
y month";. The man passed thru here
all right week ago Sunday accom-
panied by yellow dog. He bought
the post card at Pfefferle's Reliable
Drug Store from Elmer Bscker who
remembers that he directed the man to
the postotfice.
r. E. Brown, general manager of
the Consumers Power Company OF
Msnkato appeared before the Com
mercial Club of St. Peter Tuesday
evening and outlined and discussed
the proposition be had made to the
City Council to furnish light and
power to St.. Peter from their Rapidar
plant. He stated that his Company
would want 10-year contract and
would agree to furnish current for
light and power purposes At fat rate
of 24 cents per KiIowstt. The price 10
at least 25Z lower than the prt sent
cost of generating current at municipal
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