New Ulm review., 1913-12-10

: few days this week from Manksto
where he has been doing artistic
painting for the past two weeks.
Miss Anna Boyer who teaches q
Springfield spent the weeek end in
New Ulm, the guest Of Mrs. H. G.
Hess. Clarence Hess was also home
from Hsnsks for over Sunday.
Do you want to hear Mrs. w. G.
Alvin and Fred Spoerhase 10 their
latest Yodler song? If SO, be sure to
attend the entertainment given at the
Turner Theatre next Friday evening.
Adv SO
Attorneys from out of town who
we're present at the opening Of court
were, A. v. Rieke and VIM. N. NJ.
Crawford, Of Minneapolis; Frank
Clague of Redwood Falls and Tom
Davis of Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 81. Vogelpohl, E..
c. Vogelpohl, Mr.. w. Vogelpohl and
son Alfred and daughter Leona we're
in Mankato last Sunday, and were
present at the dedication OF the new
Luth. Immanuel's Church.
The work of laying the water mains
on Franklin Street has been completed
bY contractor Chas. Emmerich accord
ing to plans and specifications and
the same has been approved by
city Engineer F. D. Minium.
Louis A. Scbilling who recently sold
his house on South Broadway to Mrs.
Fred Goltz, has purchased the old
Kretsch home on North Broadway from
his mother and has already taken
possession of it.
Very successful meetings are being
held In the West Newton Methodist
Church. Friday and Saturday nights
the Male Choir had charge Of the mu-
sic which was very effective. Rev.
Holm is assisting the pastor of the
Church.
Civil War Veterans Andrew and
christopher Jensen of the Town Of
Brighton left last Tuesday for San
Diego, Cal. to escape the rigors Of
the Minnesota climate. They we're in
California last winter and enjoyed
their trip very much.
Christmas is coming that most JOY
full time of all the year. We recon-
mend beautiful package of Hygenol
Powder, Cream, Toilet Water, Sham
poo or one of dozen other Hygenol
Toilet requisites. See them at our
store. Eugene Pfefferle, Druggist.
Adv 1850
All members of the Board of Co.
Commissioners we're present at special
meeting which was held last Thursday
December 4th. The mesting was called
for the purpose of discussing the road
appeals and ditch appeals which were
noticed for trial at this term OF court.
No other business was transacted.
If you are partial to the Christmas
cakes and cookies as the German
housewife bakes them, come early to
the sale at Turner aall Friday after
noon which begins at 1870. Lunch will
be served during the afternoon.
Aprons and other fancy articles will
be on sale also. Adv SO
So many complaints were made to
the Town Board of Cottonwood about
dead hogs lying around that they
made a personal Investigation last
Saturday. They found conditions far
from satisfactory and have decided to
prosecute all those who are endanger-
ing the public health by failing to
bury or to destroy their dead hogs.
Carl Forster, Sr. who underwent
an operation at Rochester Thursday
is, according to latest reports doing
fine. His sister Mrs. Mary Hacker
and his children George OF Springfield
John H., Frank and Mrs. Henry
Seifert from here we're at Rochester
Thurday and Friday of last week.
John II. Forster visited with his father
again yesterday.
n. A. and E. G. VogelpOhl have 70.
turned from Mayer, MINI. where they
erected q new, Two Manual, Tubulsr
Pneumatic Pipe Organ in the Evangeli.
cal Lutheran Zion's Church. The
Organ was dedicated last Sunday,
Prof. T. E. Berg of St. Paul, Mlnn.
presiding at the organ. 81. A. Vogel-
pohl also made q brief professional
visit to Long Prairie, Mtnu., the
| after mart of last week,