New Ulm review., 1912-12-04

Useful Christmas Gifts for men and
boys at Hummel Brothers Store. 49i
(Advt)
oscar Baer left S Saturday for North
Yield where he has accepted employ
ment.
Miss Alma Hahselbruck went to
NJ ank ato Sunday to resume her work
with the Mankato Mills Co.
The Misses Bessie and Esther Heide-1
mann who are teaching in Mulligan
Township spent Thanksgiving at
home.
! "A little girl arrived at the Foster
lFlsher home last Saturday morning
and announced her intention of re-
naming indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zwack gave q
dancing party Thanksgiving evening
| for their friends. A number from
Sleepy Eye also were present.
The New Ulm people who want eye1
glasses that not only stay on good,
but which also give comfortable
vision, 60 to
| + ScHLEUDER, The Optician
| + (Advt)
i Nv. Morrison who is employed in
fthe Northwestern Hotel Bar has
moved his family from St. Peter to
New Ulm and they are now occupying
one OF the Kiesling flats.
Miss Mary Hess came home from St.
James for the Thanksgiving vacation.
She had as a guest while athome Miss
Anna Boyer of Springfield. Another
guest at the Superintendent's home was
r John Phillips of ST. James, a friend
of Clarence Hess.
The members of Co. "A'' have been
l invited by Capt. Albert, Pfaender to
II have their monthly meeting and
Company School at his home this
evening, when some "War Game
problem will be taken up. The boys
will surely all be present.
v Mrs. G. F. Reineke who underwent
al operation some two weeks ago is
able to be up and is improving
= rapidly. Her sister, Miss Emma
y Remund of Waseca, who has
), been here during Mrs. Reineke's i'll.
ness expects to be able to go home the
latter part of the week.
Martin Penning will go to Minnea!
, polls today to be present at large
assembly of Horticulturists who are
. in session in the Mill City. Mr.,
. Penning has been asked to address
. that body on the subject of Plums or
=, which Mr.. Penning is an authority
He will read a paper at the Thursda y
meeting.
Don't make mistake and buy q
Talking Machine before you get the
: terms of Eugene A. Pfefferle-Yo
y will get Better Terms and Better Ser
/. vice right here than you can get il
:. Chicago or New York-you will
u always find a complete stock of the
latest models at the Reliable Drue
. Store. (Advt
" Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pfaender lef
- last evening for Mankato, Mime
apolis and later, Washington, D. G
They will visit a few days in the
Minnesota cities and will spend the
winter in Washington. In the spring
Mr.. Pfaender expects to be located al
Mandan. N. D. where a new expert
ment station is to be built
ST. Patrick Council, K. of G. which
is composed of 4th degree knights O.
Columbus, at a recent meeting electet
the following officers for the ensuing
. year: F. N, John J. Moriarty: F. G
Henry J. Berg, Sr.; F. A., DR.. j. P
Graft; F. Comp, Eugene A. PfefferIe
F. p, Robt. Fesenmaier: I. s., Johr
n. Schaefer; o. s., Peter w. Soukup
F. f., Rev. J. NJ. Manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Rieke ant
children, with the exception of Mis-.
Leona, are now residents of Mime
apolis- Mr.. Rieke and three of tn
Oldest children autoed down Sunda
and Mrs. Rieke and the smalle
children left Fairfax for their ne,
place of abode Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Rieke have bee
numbered among Fairfax mos
estimable people for many years an
in moving from here to Minneapoli
they take with them the best wishes q
the entire community. Their aldas