New Ulm review., 1912-03-27

4 Otto Burmeister OF ST. Paul /
visiting New Ulm friends this week
Mrs. Mary Hughes, m other OF Mrs
J. 81. Edwards is visiting with he
daughter In Kasota.
2. G. Potter of Minneapolis was /,
our city last week In the interest of th
New Ulm Flint Rock Co.
August Windhorn has taken th,
Ge-eral Agency of the Luse Land ant
Development Company to handle
Canada lands.
Miss Amalia Nix Of st. Paul was q
weekend visitor in New Ulm. While
here, she attended to some business
matters In Probate Court.
Ellen and Richard Youngblom we're
New Ulm visitors Wednesday. Mrs,
J. Aug Swanson was New Ulm callel
Wednesday between trains. Lafayette
Leader.
William Mack of Belview, brother
of John Mack of Milford, has
announced himself % q candidate for
the Office of county commissioners OF
his district.
The Luse Land and Development
Company will open up their big new
tract of land in Canada shortly and
will conduct Lsndseekers Excursions
from this point.
This years confirm alton class of
Ev. Lutheran st. Psul's Church con-
slsts of 26 boys and 20 girls. They all
passed the examination Sunday afer-
noon. Beginning with next Sunday
morning services at this church will
commence at 10 o o'cIock.
The confirmation class of the Ev.
Friedens Church were examined last
Sunday morning. The class consists
of IL boys and 6 girls. The Sunday
morning service at this church here
after will begin at 10 O'Clock and The
Sunday School at 9 o'clock.
Helmuth Blauert and Otto Buenger
have accepted employment with Emil
F. Buenger the new proprietor of the
well-known furniture and undertaking
business. Ed. Kunze who was for
merly employed by Louis J. Buenger
is now working for John b. Forster.
Last Tuesday evening Rev. Pitrie,
former Pastor of the Methodist Church
at Springfield delivered fine address
before Charity Lodge at the Masonic
Temple. Rev. Pitrie is now engaged
in finding suitable employment for all
discharged prisoners from our penal
institutions.
The Nick Andring livery stable has
ceased t. exist. Mayor j. P. Graft
purchased the hearse, the team of
blacks and the paraphernalia that
goes with it. w. h. Gieseke purchas-
ed some horses and buggies and the
other personal property has been dis
posed of to other parties.
Reinhold Wendt OF the Town of
Stately who was paroled from the St.
Peter Asylum about two years ago,
suffered q relapse and 1t became
necessary to return him to that insti-
tuition Thursday afternoon. Deputy
Sheriff Charles Brnst accompanied
yin,
Last Wednesday evening J. r
Higgs sold his we'll known theatre to
Emil Garbrecht, A. P. Boock, Ger
hard Spaeth, Henry Grussendorf and
Louis Sommers. The new proprietors
took charge Monday and will continue
this popular place of amusement under
its present name. It is the aim of the
new management to conduct it as ably
as it has been in the past and in such
a manner as not only to retain the
present patronage, but to increase it. 4
De Molay Commandery No. 20
elected the following officers at the ir
annual meeting held Wednesday even
ing: c., Paul Lehman; G.. N.
Henningsen; c. G., Emil Hage; s. w.,
Herman Held; J. w., Adolph Nellie;
P, Rev. Wheeler; Treas, Frank II.
Behnke; Secy., Albert Marden; SEQ.
B Emil Mueller; Su. B.. j. Klossner,
Jr.; w.: J. F. Armstrong: Sn., George
Marti; l. G., Geo. B. Weiser; 2. G.,
o. c. Strickler; 3. G., o. M. Olsen.