New Ulm review., 1913-01-29

A boy was born 70 NJ. and Mrs.
Albert Wiedel Monday.
Cold westhsr 10 no check on the
good programs offered by The Amer.
lean. Adv
Miss Marie Lunde, Sixth Grade
teacher, visited friends in Minneapolis
Saturday and Sunday.
A Special Sale now on Shears scis.
sors, Rszors and Razor strops. New
Ulm Hardware Co. Adv
Henry Stetnh auser is at Lsmberton
this week, guest ct the home OF bis
brother Emil.
~. Henningsen who has spent
several weeks in Southern Csliiornia
is expected home to-day.
Special comedy iestures for Sunday
q the American. Adv
Da6ord Lesry loft last week for
Msnkato, TO take course of study at
tho Manksto Commercial College.
Mrs. Max Pisendsr stopped OF on
her way to Msndsn, N. D. and will
visit With her parents until Sssurds., ,
An year old dsughter of Reinhold
Kohn OF Courtlaud was operated on
for appendicitis yesterday morniog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henr, Seitert returned
Monday evening from . short visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Dinner Warner at
Freeport. -.
Rev. Dysterheft OF Ssnborn and
Rev. Westerkamp of Springfield visit.
ed last week at the home of Prof.
Ackermsnu. .-..
MIR. and Mrs. Henry j. Berg left
Saturday afternoon for St. Cloud
where they will visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur T. Eckstein.
Raymond Pfeffsrle has received no.
tice that be has successfully passed the
examination for Pharmacists and 10
now licensed oh arm acist in Ibis state
Emil F. Buenger left for Minnespo-
lis yesterday morning to attend the
Undertsker's Convention. He expects
to be gone for the rest OF the week.
The Gem Theatre will again give
away $50 in cash prizes Saturday
night Feb. lst. AZ usual. the Sunasy
nights program will be . hum
mer. Adv
''Tony" Stiemsnn Who but recently
recovered from su attack OF typhoid
fever is heginning to look we'll and
has gone TO work % brakeman on
the Northwestern Line
Mrs B. Follmanu leaves today for
her trip to Chicago and Milwaukee to
buy the spring millinery. She will
visit In the Twin Cities before going
on to Chicago. Mrs. Rinks, Mrs.
Pfenerle snd Mrs. Rolloff will also
leave shortly on similar errands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ath. Henle, Miss
Elizabeth Henle, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Henle and Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle
left for Wanda Monday 70 be present
At the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Weisensee to Mr.. John Moelter. Miss
Weisensee is a daughter of Mrs. f. X.
SchIumpberger of Wanda.
Friday evening, Jan 3lst, the Liter
sry Societies of the High School will
compete for the Neumsnn Trophy
again. The program as usual will
consist of two essays, two stories, two
recitations and q debate and will be-
gin at 7:3J O'Clock. An admission fee
of lOc will be charged, the proceeds to
20 to the Athletic Fund.
Emil Wicherski who left for Cali.
fornis Monday became violently i'll
when he reached Utah. His brother
George received . telegram late
Sunday afternoon conveying these
sad ttdings. DR.. Otto Wicherski 1t
San Diego was Immediately notified
and left st once for Provo where he
arrived yesterday noon. No I'D.
ditionsl Information has been re.
ceived and it 10 not known how serious /
Mr.. Wicherski's condition is.
State Deputy W. E. Peterson OF the
Equitable Fraternsl Union was present
at the recent annual meeting of the
local lodge to discuss insurance rates /
nd other matters OF interest to tho
order in general. The following we're
elected as officers for the ensuing
year: Pres, Ernst Wicherski; Vice
Pres, Henry Schrader; Sec., Henry
Vedder: Advisor, August Berndt;
Treas, C. q. Dlrks; Warden, w. E.
Schrsder; Inner Guard, Herman
Vogtel: Fast. Pres, Ed. Alvin;
Trustees, Chas Grussendorf, vr.; A.