New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-06-26

4 Albset Astsks, ~ banker Of Boyd,
9rss'sd his friend: hers last vsek.
X :. =. English o. i 81 Peter .vas
visiiing friends In town lest Thurpdsy.
wanted, boy u learn tho barbsr
teads. 3. W. PrUsrR.
pr. and Mrs. Gronvold returned 70
their home 10 North OAK ota after .
Visit of several weeks Of the Baasen
home.
Herbert Taft Root vas guest ct
the Dakota House Sunday. He 10 .
second cousin Of Pres. TAFT, studied
Law with Senstor Root and 10 On
ardent Democrat and Wilson admirer.
Miss Alma Albrecht who has been
visiting at the Fritsche and Pfsender
homes the past week returned to st.
Paul Saturday. HeI mother, Mrs.
Chas. Albrecht, remained over Sum
day.
At the annual meeting OF tho Mime
sOts Seed Co. held recently the follow.
ing officers were elected: Pres, j.
Klossner, Jr.; Vice Pres, G. 81.
Dirks; Secy., +. w. Kosek; Treas.
and Manager, VIM. Huevelmsnn;
Director, Ferdinand Crone. Last
years business proved very sstisfac.
tory and . substantial dividend was
declared.
Mrs. William Hummel of Portland,
Oregon, arrived In the city Thursday
for protracted visit with friends and
relatives. She expects to 60 to Ger
many the latter part Of August and in
the meantime will visit at Minneapolis
and New Ulm. Her son Anderson, of
Minneapolis, is also here on visit
and it is barely possible that he will
accompany his mother to the Father
land
I John Moriarty and the K. G. degree
team of the local council autoed from
here to Madelia Saturday evening
and from there took the train to
Adrian where on the following day
they conferred the 1st and End degrees
upon class OF 81. The Minneapolis
team had charge Of the 3rd degree
work. Sunday evening there was %
elaborate banquet ct the Adrian High
School Building. Tho local team re-
turned Monday morning.
Within the last week the Committee
on Invitations has sent out to our
citizens circular letters requesting
names of Pioneers and Junior
Pioneers. To be of service at all,
this Information must be in the hands
of the committee at an early date.
Those who received such cards are
urged to attend to this at once and
any others who may know the name
and address of Pioneer or Junior
Pioneer is kindly requested to inform
VIM. Pfaender, Jr., Secretary.
The moving pictures of 1.-THE Cru
saders" proved drawing card at the
popular Princess last week and we're
we'll worth seeing, being much above
the average pictures shown ct loo
Theatres. These 10c houses are be-
ginning to wake up TO the fact that it
10 better to educate the taste of the
public rather than to cater to sppetites
that are none too discriminating aad
We are glad to see the amusement
places In New Ulm reaching out for
attractions of the better sort.
Would that Reuter-, Alvin, Pfaen-
der or any one of the known devotee
of the Muse -Polyhymnis could cap
ture that sextette of male voices which
made the air vibrant around Turner
Theatre and in other parts of the city
last Monday night. A crack delega-
ton OF singers to represent our city Of
the Ssengerfest ct St. Paul would
then be IN assured fact and We would
not have to succumb to the rather
humiliating admission that with male
choruses in our community it 10 oil on.
The Sigel Band furnished the music
for tho picnic given By tho Catholic
parish q sesrles Sunday. The picnic
wss held in the beautiful grove on the
Jos. ]. sperl farm. Tho attendance
wss very satisfactory and oil present
spent % enjoy Fable afternoon. Al
part Of the program flag which was
recently purchased By the St. Johns
Society was dedicated 1t the morning
service when Rev. Schott, chaplain OF
the st. Alexander Hospital blessed It..
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