New Ulm review., 1912-03-27

} A. W. Bingham transacted busines
. In the Flour City the latter part Of tn
week.
: Albin Carlson is Offering potatoe!
and furniture for sale at the North
western Hotel this week. i
Rev. Norman of Hansks, after
days visit with friends returned
home yesterday.
Theo. Schonlsu of Minneapolis
called on Ferdinand Cr0ne and other
relatives Thursday OF last week.
DR.. Geo. B. Weiser read very
interesting paper on the history Of
Masonry at last nights masonic
meeting.
| Cashier Einar Toenberg and DR..
N. Sundt we're New Ulm visitc r.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Hanska
Herald.
! Mrs. vetter Kruger of Winthrop
visited last week with Mrs. F. w.
Johnson. She returned to her homo
Friday.
John p. Bolstsd attended the
electrical show and convention OF
electrical men ct Minneapolis Friday
of last week.
Chss. Brust, Jr., agent of the
American Express Co., transacted
business at Milwaukee last week.
During his absence Clifford Muhs was
in charge of the delivery wagon.
Casper Olstad, who has been visit.
ing friends and relatives in New Ulm
and Hanska for the past week or
more, has accepted employment at
minneapolis and left for that point
last week.
G.. Doberenz sold his residence
property on Minnesota Street this
week to Ernst Thiede of the Town of
Cottonwood. Mr.. Thiede expects to
turn over his farm to his son this fall
and move to Tew Ulm.
The Aitkin Age is booming Ole
Peterson, Nlcollet county's Represen-
tstive, as candidate for Secretary
of State. AS far 90 we have beeu able
to find out Mr.. Peterson is candid ate
for re election to the Legislature and
does not covet Julius Schmahl's job.
"The Hanska Herald Office force is
busy getting out new telephone
disectory for the Hanska Rural
Telephone Company. 1t will be ready
for distribution some time next week. /"
-Hansks Herald.
Now, what do you suppose they
are going to do with "lisectory"?
Mrs. Mary Gales has been in
Minneapolis all the past week nursin
her daughter, Miss Josephine GALES,
who has been seriously ill. Miss
Josephine GALES improved sufficient
ly, however, so that she will be able
to come home with her mother to-
morrow. She expects to make quite q
stay in New Uln taking we'll earn ed
rest before she resumes her work in
Minneapolis.
Furniture and potatoes for SAFE at
Northwestern Hotel. 1t
Philip Liesch and Albert Steinhau-
ser attended the Editors gathering at
Mankato last Friday. Captain Stein
hsuser addressed the afternoon
meeting on the subject of the Zoos t
System in Country Plant. About
thirty editors from various cities of
Southern Minnesota we're present. At
the close OF the afternoon session u
banquet was served at the Elk's Hall
at which a number of the prominent
business men of Mankato spoke on
topics chiefly relating to developm ent
of Southern Minnesota.
Lewis B. Krook was 4S years old
Aast Tuesday. To fittingly celebrate
this memorable event, he arranged a
"Kommers" for the active class Of
the New Ulm Turnverein. The class
remembered him with an old style
German student pipe. Ia accepting
this token OF their esteem, Mr.. Krook
took decision to speak of the benefits
he had derived from the physical
culture work since he had become q
member Of the class. Several other
short addresses were made. Capt.
Albert Pfaender, % one of the speak.
ors, dwelt upon the principles and
aims of the North American Gymnas-
tic Union. All were agreed when
they went home, that they had spent a
thoroly enjoyable evening.
Our Sister Town Hanska sure is
s'riled up'' about her neighbors. We
admit that we aren't crazy to have the
Searles Saloon wiped out of existence.
r. doesn't n stnrh Our SLIM herS but if /