New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-22

NJ. Thsodore r. Lsbsr Of Ainnsa
\ polis4 6ihtil Sunday ~! ths ~.
Behnke home on South Minnssotl
4 at..aE i.93'sn gsft mort baugl5ae5,
Nicholas Bassen Of tho Town o
Leavenwonworth transacted business
q the County -sest tho early part q
the week.
Miss Minnie Wendt left for th,
Cities last Thursday TO visit friends
snd relatives. She will remsin weel
or ten days.
Dr.. Rotbenbure and family Of
Springfield visited New Ulm friend,
last week. They came especially to
see Mr.. Geo. Doehne who is i'll.
Mr.. Foster Fisher received word
last week that brother living IN
Pennsylvsnia had died and Mr.. Fisher
left Thursday for Selims Grove, that
state, to attend the funeral.
Burg's Battery had their first prac-
tice Of the season last Sunday after.
noon and Capt. Koch vas pleased with
the showing made By his men. The
battery will, . usual, take part IN
the Memorial Day exercises.
The silversons are expected home
very soon. The steamer on which
they were returning was due to arrive
In San Francisco last week and 1t was
their plan to come home Immediately
from there.
Major John Bushers was at Manka-
to Tuesday conducting the election OF
q Captain for Co. 81. Before the cleo
ton the Mayor give the non-commis-
sion officers 9 short talk on their
duties and those of the officers and
laid special stress on the necessity
and Importance of harmony among
them.
II any one had been of the impress
sion that race suicide had struck New
Ulm, he would have had his mind
disabused of that idea Friday evening
when the fire alarm was sent in from
Box No. So. The youngsters were
much in evidence, coming from all
directions, and . cheerful and hilsri.
Gus lot they were. 1t did . fellows
eyes good to sec them race along,
hsppy-go.lucky,~ but there certainly
we're . heap o. them.
The Women's Federated Clubs Of
this district will meet in convention st
Jackson, Minnesots, todsy and to-
morrow. The Current News Club will
be represented by Mrs. q. D. Beuss-
m ann and Miss Vera Stricken. Miss
Stricken was chosen by the local
Club to prepare and read paper on
"Civics and Suffrage" at the District
meeting. The Woman's Literary
Club is sending Mrs. M. A. Bingham
as their delegate to the Jackson con-
vention. 9a3
d. F. Rubey Of Beaver Greek, MINI.
spent Saturday in New Ulm looking
after business matters. Mr.. Rubey is
the editor and proprietor of the Beaver
Greek Banner aud spent considerable
time at the Review Office. He agreed
with US that New Ulm leads this part
OF the state in beauty of location and
on the nestness and thrift
evidenced. As Mr.. Rubey
does not dispute the fact that he is of
Irish descent New Ulmites ought not
10 feel too highly elsted over bis
praise; part of it may be ''blarney''
and there's still ample room for i'm
provement here.
The campaign buttons for sdver-
Using ''Home Coming Week" have
They are neat-looking but.
ons Of medium size in light colors.
nth log cabin in the center field
Ind bearing the inscription "New
Jim Home Coming-Aug. 1925"
These buttons will be sold at Is cents
'sch, the proceeds to 60 to the cam.
'sign fund. Every man, woman and
'hild should buy and wear . button
lot only TO help the celebration along |
but also to let everyone
now that the whole city 10 interested |
q making the "Golden Jubilee" the
reatest event in the history of our
fty.
Eugene Koehler met with most
unpleasant misfortune Sunday. He
as using % AZ to split kindling and
\ some manner he struck the index
niger of his left hand and nearly
evered 1t from his hand. The blow
Ill between tho middle knuckle of the
niger and the hand and cut the bone
early in two, crosswise, splitting 1t
lso lengthwise. The muscle on the