New Ulm review., 1912-11-27

Fred Berdsn of Morgan was New
lUlm visitor Friday.
Mrs. B. Follmsnn spent Sunday
With friends In Msnkat0.
Worlds Championship Baseball
pictures, 1912 series, Princess to.
night. (Advtl 70
There will be special Thanksgiving
Services at Holy Trinity Church
Thanksgiving morning at o'clock.
Msnkato Com'l Col. graduates hold
responsible positions everywhere. re,
suits count. (Advt) 4''4o
Max. M. Mueller and Clarence Grus.
sendorf left for Des Moines, Iowa
where they will take course In auto
mobile engineering.
There will be q dance in Wagner's
Hall at Essig Thanksgiving evening.
Music by the Milford band. Everyone
weIcome. (Advt.)
Ottomeyer's store will be closed all
day Thanksgiving, so it will be we'll
to get all your purchasing done to-
day. Crone's will be open during the
forenoon.
Word received from the 81. q. Pome-
roy family states that they have just
removed to Omaha, Nebr. and sends
greetings to old friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luth-
erau Church met with Mrs. w. J.
Wiukelmann Thursday afternoon.
They are preparing for their annual
fair which will be held the first Friday
In December. l..
There was q attended invitation
dance at the Tivoli last Saturday eve
ming. Jacob Fritz arranged the affair
and delicious "Hasenpfeffer' was
served to the guests. Both dance and
lunch we're tboroly enjoyed by all.
The Ladies Society of the TURNER
elm have organized into a literary soci-
ETY. to take up subjects for reading
and study during the winter. The first
meeting was held Sunday afternoon.
AS yet the course of work has not been
fully decided upon.
Thanksgiving festivities are record
ed on page of this issue. Make
habit of looking for additional local
news on inside pages. From now to
Xmas you will always find some there
because there will be 80 much to write
up that We can not get it oil in the
usual space. ~
On his way home from Virginia
Monday Mr.. Fred Behnke stopped of
at the cities and went out to the Agri-
School to visit his daughter
Miss Gretchen, who is Superintendent
OF the Dining Hall at the School. Mr..
Gieseke accompanied Mr.. Behnke and
the two gentlemen greatly enjoyed
their visit to the institution which is
growing 80 rapidly.
The American Theatre has something
special to offer for Thanksgiving on
page 3. Don't miss it.
The New Ulm people who want eye
glasses that not only stay on good,
but which also give comfortable
vision, go to
ScHLEUDER, The Optician
(Advt)
The Minnesota Educational Asso-
citation Meeting will hold its tiftieth
annual session next week Thurcay,
Friday and Saturday, December 5th.
9Th and 7th in St. Paul. The High
School teachers and Mr.. Hess expect
to attend and there will be no school
in the High School from Thursday
noon, December 5th, until the follow
ing Monday. The Grade teachers
attended the sectional meeting at
Mankato and will therefore not go to
the state meeting.
A party of Masons from here drove
to St. James Monday afternoon to
take part in the work of initiating
class of candidates at that place.
Those who went we're E. G. Hage, E.
F. Wheeler, Jas. Garrow, W. B.
Mather, G. B. Weiser, J. F. Arm
strong, A. Meile, E. H. stoll, J. Il.
Edwards, G. L. Schmidt, H. N. Som
sen, A. Stork, A. J. Vogel, o. M. Oh
sen, J. H. Siegel, F. H. Behnke and
A. W. Bingham.
Some hunters who wounded tree
while in the woods the past week re-
mort that the sap was running as
freely as in spring. Others have told
Us that the basque flower has begun to !,
GROW and is peeping out Of the ground !