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

Nr. and Mrs. Vincent Brunnsr cels.
brased their goldep wedding yesterday
II the Catholic Hsllsst r.. George Ia
the presence Of . large number Of
friends.
u Mrs. Emil Metzingsr IL entertaining
her sister, Mrs. A. Barr Of st. Paul,
and her two little sons. Mrs. Barr
arrived Saturday and will stay for q
least . weeks visit.
! The Annual exhibit Of the public
schools will be held Thursdsy of this
week In the various buildings and
should prove very interesting to oil
friends OF the pupils aud patrons Of
the schools
The attention Of our readers is
called to an alleged interview In
which Col. Roosevalt 10 given credit
for saying that he not only under.
stands but believes in the doctrines
OF Socialism. This interview appears
on an inside page Of this issue.
A number of clam pickers have been
very busy along the Minnesota the
past week and have taken out vast
quantities Of clam shells to be used In
in the manufacture OF pearl buttons.
This may become IN important in
dustry here. Why not?
] Rt. Rev. Bishop Jos. f. Busch Of
Lead, S. D. is conducting . series of
lectures at the Catholic School Audi
forum this week. It IL reported to us
that there will be nothing said In these
lectures intended to reflect upon other
churches. Rev. Bush is described as
splendid speaker and man of i'm.
posing appearance.
Fire at Lamberton early Sunday
morning destroyed the cement tile
works and the ice house. Fortunately
1t rained which prevented the spread
of the flames to the sheds of the lum-
Der yard near by and from there to
the business portion of the village.
Very little insurance Was carried and
the destroyed property IL consequent
" almost . total loss.
A week ago We published . notice
of the supposed kidnapping OF two
little children in Cincinnati. The
Indianapolis News of Friday gives
the information that the little ones
have been found. They had both
fallen into the feed box in . stable
near their home. They had probably
been smothered in the feed and their
bodies were not found for three weeks.
Mrs. M. Mullen purchased q
Packard Car on recent trip to the
Cities and is having garage erected.
Mrs. Mullen who spent part of the
winter in Honolulu tells US that she
found great drawback there because
mails were so delayed in transit. She
says that only one letter arrived in
time to be delivered to her while ia
Honolulu and all her other mail had
to be forwarded to her on her return
to the States.
Mr.. A. s. Schneider, a nephew of
Mrs. B. Follmsnn and Mrs. AL. Olson
arrived from Billings, Montana, Sun.
day for brief visit with his relatives.
Mr.. Schneider is Assistant Manager
of the Russell-MiIler Milling Com.
pany's plant at Billings and Is COM
bining pleasure trip with visit to
the home Office of the Company in
Minneapolis. he will leave today
with his sister, Mrs. L. A. Heiserer,
who has been visiting here for . week
and they will 60 to the cities where he
will remain until his return to Bill
lings about June LIST.
Only two persons, Mrs. Theresa
Behmler and Mrs. John Kahut, called
on ]. G. Armson, the member OF the
State Tax Commission who held forth |
ct the County Auditors Office last
Wednesday to listen to complaints -
to unjust taxation and to answer
questions pertinent to the taxation |
problem. Chss. Grussendorf, the new
assessor, held long conference with
Mr.. Armson relative to bic duties.
Mr.. Grussendorf 10 showing . COM
interest in his work and our
citizens should assist him % much %
possible In the performance of his
duties.
Anton J. Ochs, William Pfaender,
Jr. and Louis G. Vogel have been
appointed . committee to prepare .
list of former residents of New Ulm SO
hat they can be circulsrized and kept
informed a. to our celebration. The
committee will naturally have to de.
pend upon the citizens at large to