New Ulm review., 1913-04-09
LOCAL NOTES

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There vii! be Hard Times or Old
Fashioned Social at the Methodist
Church Parlors Friday evening of
this week. It has been arranged by
the Epworth League. .:..".,
The Southern Minnesota Dental
Association is in session at Msnkato
this week, today being the third and
last day of the meetings. DR.. Rieke,
DR.. Hintz and DR.. Miller attended the
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bingham re.
turned from their wedding trip last
Saturday evening. They spent the
greater part of the time in St. Paul.
The young people expect to be Set
/ led in their own home next week in
the Koch house on South German but
just at present are stopping for few
days at the +. Mueller home.
The Mems Club of the Congrega
tional Church have arranged for their
annual banquet for Friday evening,
April 18th. The Dinner will be given
at $50 O'Clock and invitations will
soon be issued to the business men of
the city. The speaker will be Prof. J.
NJ. Mcconnell of the Mankato Nor
NAL School and his topic will be "A
Movement for Better City Govern
ment.'
The armory bill raising the states
appropriation from $4,000 to $4,000
for each company for armory purposes
and making the whole amount avail
able at once, passed the House last
Friday. 1t passed the Senate without
dissenting vote some time ago and
will no doubt be signed by the
Governor. This means, if each of the
companies raises the sum of $1,000 and
the city furnishes suitable site, that
the $4,000 for armory purposes will
become availa able. -.
There will be lecture next week
Wednesday evening at Turner Hall
Auditorium by Prof. jerks of the
State University. The Mems Club Of
the Methodist Church have arranged
for the lecture and have secured the
large hall as it is stereOptican
lecture on the Philippines and should
draw a large crowd. The public is
cordially invited and admission will
be absolutely free to all. Further an
nouncement will be found in our
columns next week. 4'. .''..
A deal was consummated one day
this week whereby the West Hotel
changes ownership. Emil A. Hacker
of New Ulm has purchased the hostel
ry OF A. II. Johannes, who has sue
cessfully conducted the business for
period Of three years. According to
present arrangements the new pro-
prietor is to assume charge of the
hotel on Or about May lst. Mr..
Johannes expects to take his depar-
ture from Nicollet during the coming
summer, to locate permanently in the
state of Oregon. n.--Nicollet Leader.
The base ball fans who are interested
in the one-team-for-New Ulm move
ment met at Schell's Hall Wednesday
evening and organized under the name
of the New Ulm Base Ball Associa-
ton. Emil Grrbrecht was elected
president and Fred Meme vice pres,
Louis Sommers, secretary, Ferdinand
Bleck. treasurer, Alfred Mueller,
associ alton manager, Paul Hackbarth,
team manager aud VIM. Lindemanu,
temporary captain. The association
manager will have the arranging of
the schedule and the team manager
will look after matters connected with
the players. Lindemann will try out
candidates for the two teams which are
to m axe up the Association. A SUBJ
scription was taken and quite q sum
was pledged and further subscriptions
will be solicited among the business
men. Another meeting was scheduled
for last evening but the ''Review" was
pIinted too early to report it.