New Ulm review., 1913-02-26
Assaa5 -, 46F4s
Society Plans
Civic Beauty
Junior Pioneers Will Take Up
Work Of fAdding u Parks Il
Of Our CITY.
Easter Dance to be Given Il
Get Funds to Purchase
'Hundsruecken.''

Get Funds to Purchase
.'Hundsruecken."
II present plans Of the Junior
Pi"ueers do not miecarry, they vii
secure title to The bluff back OF Dr.
Martin Luther Collee. known as u.
"Hundsrut cken" snd develop It iDtt
q park. THIS was decided Ut the we'll;
attended annual meeting Of the Assn
citation he d ~ Turner Hall Sund j
nfterooon. The project nf reclsimiLA
siI the beauty spots 10 the Immediate
vicinity of New Ulm and making then
accesstble TO the general public m+,
With hssrty response from ~,
present. MIR Paul Lehman, speaking
10 favor Of this pr..jecs, stated that Il
we knew 70 whst expense some OF the
prairie communities 60 in order T..
create places Of recreation for thei,
eisizens. 10 would think more hikblJ
Of The besutiful scenery that nssure
hss with such lavish hand hestowec
up0o this ssaeton Of The country.
After ao aoinseed discussion th.
chsirmsn vas ssthorised 70 appoint ,
c.'mnittee and % such he named
Frank b. Behnke, Or. L. A. Fritscbe,
2. p. Msnderfeld, Herman Held an.,
hugo Gebser % interview tb+
.'wuers Of tho desired real estate ana
ascertain II Il 10 psrchasable and
under what terms
Tho repOrtOf Adolph Me:le, Secy
Of the Executive Committee in charge
of the Hume Coming Celebration ~,
submitted. showing the total receipt.
70 have been 1868 IS and the total
expenditures e457s 81, leaving :
hxisncs of s74 50 on haud. The repo,,
wss adopted
The committee on postal cards r..
ported that there are still q 4
packages on hand. A committee con-
sisting Of Carl P. Msnderf-ld, Charlie.
Stolz and Mrs. L. B. Krouk. wer.
appointed TO interview the druggists
for the purpose OF disposine Of these
cards to them and we're given fu)l
power 70 act.
The badge committee reported ths,
OF the defender badges purchased, III,
had been delivered to the defenders
gratis, Is had been sold At SIC y.
piece to Junior Pioneers whose paren..
are 90 longer living and that there sr@
still S. on hand.
The committee on tho log cabin
buttons reported that in addition Il.
'he moneys turned over BY tn.
DRUGGISTS, "a rs had been realized
md that there are quite . numuer .,
'hese buttons on hand. Upon motion
Mrs. L. G Bell. Miss Ida Bauen, stein
md Mrs. Fred Peuset were appointed
) Committee TO distribute the remain. |
ng buttons among the Ju1ior
Pioneers.
Tho treasurer reported that there 10 |
. bis bands the sum OF $50 81
'eslized from the sale of Junior
'loneer buttons including member
hip, after deducting 500 for the
'uttons and s22 80 general expense.
'hirty buttons we're lost or replaced,
ve we're handed to Junior Pioneers
'ho had purchased tick, Is to the
ance under the impression that tba,
'ould pay for their membership, and
,ir'y-two are still on hand. Ths ,
sport was accepted and the treasurer
as given credit for the buttons be
I'd failed to realize on. . l.
To secure funds for the park proiec,
was decided to give q dance on
sster Monday and Fred Pfaender, .
r. J. P. Graft. w. J. julius, Mrs :,
enry Eugel and Mrs. W. G. Alvin :,
arc appointed = committee TO make :,
IL necessary arrangements. =,
It was furthermore resolved to have r,
executive committee of sew. n II
9mbers to consist OF the President, o
Ice President. Secretary and it
essurer to be elected and three to be b,
,cted BY the annual meeting. The tb
i officers. Albert Steinhsuser. presi. al
nt. Dr.. J. p. Graft, vice president, tb
N. Pfsender, Jr., secretary, W. J W,
Illus, treasurer, were reelected and ls
lolph Meile, Mrs. L. B. Krook and fu
8. L. q. Bell were elected as the a,
Ter members of such committee. 10
After rendering the executive com. Sc
ttee vote of thanks for their 10
nest work 10 carrying thru the
me Coming celebration so success. N
ly the meeting adjourned. da