New Ulm review., 1913-12-03

high school last June has gone TO
Mankato TO enter the Normal.
Jul. Bsrndt, Jr. reports he hss !
moose head to mount. The moose was
shot BY Jack Quinn who was big game
huntlng this fall.
Henry ]. Meyer Of Milford returned
nome Saturday evening from his hunt
lng trip 10 the northern part Of the
State and brought one deer along %
trophy OF his prowess as Z big game
hunter.
Sheriff w. J. Julius entertained
about % of his friends at Z stag din.
ner Sunday afternoon. Hassenpfeffer
and moose wore two OF the many
pslatsble pishes that we're served. The
evening was pleasantly spent ia play
ing cards,
The Misses Stella snd Ruth Brap-
don LETT Sunday after Thanksgiving
stay at the Herman Held home. Miss
Ruth Brsgdon is teaching At Currie,
Minnesota. Miss Rose Ssaley and her
mother we're also members of tho week.
end house party at Held's. Miss
Marie Burmelster who usually spends
her vacations here is teaching at
Mcintosh, MINI. and was not able to
get here this year.
The local Court of Foresters will be-
in their glory next Sunday afternoon
and evening when the newly elected
officers will be duly installed, the in
stallation to be followed with .
banquet at the Catholic schoolhouse.
State Organizer Peter Loskiel, secy.
George Stenger and Treas. Won dor
Weysr OF the Grand Lodge will be
present and oniciste at the installation.
Efforts are being made to secure State
Senator julius Roller of Shakopee to
come here for this occasion to deliver
the principal address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning and
their daughter, Mrs. F. A. Schnobrioh
formed part of the merry group
about the hospitable board at the
Andrew Stockstead farm home near
Sleepy Eye last Thursday. Mrs.
Stockstead is a Penning daughter.
There were twenty-four who sat down
to turkey feast helped cut by goose
and chicken with all the old time
"fxins' for Thanksgiving dinner.
The Somervilles and Mos OF Sleepy
Eye and J. j. Penning and wife of
Eden were among the guests.
The doll sale arranged by the
Ladies' Sodality at the Catholic Audi
torium last Tuesday evening was
decided success. The net receipts
totaled almost 5000. At the card party
which constituted the EVENINGS enter
tainment the following we're awarded
The prizes: star, Mrs. Henry Gssink;
gents punch, John Schmitz, Sleepy
Eye; ladies' punch, Mrs. Theo.
schwendinger; gents BOBBY, Emil
Seifert; ladies' BOBBY, Miss Emile
5eifert. Otto Teynor won the rocking
chair and Mrs. Paul Lehm ann the
bride" doll.
twenty-five of the friends of Mrs.
Chas. Eugelbert took o unique fashion
IT arranging a surprise party for her
asst Saturday evening. One by one
hey dropped in to call on her and it
ook quite time for the hostess to
ealize that she was the recipient of
surprise with all the usual features.
he visitors had come prepared to
lay Euchre and brought refreshments
nth them so that nothing was lack
ng. Prizes we're awarded to Mrs.
'orenz Flor, Star; Mrs. Ath. Henle,
lunch and Mrs. John Laudon, Booby.
he evening was greatly enjoyed by
III.
Peter Mack, the only surviving male
,ember of the vanguard of pioneers
nat came here SO years ago was in
OWN Monday. In speaking of the
resent weather he said that it remin-
ed him of the winter of 1856. The
Gather was very much the same a. is
eing handed out now and wound up
ith four feet of snow on the level.
[e remembers that the snow was as
eep as that in the woods, because he
nd Franz Nolle sawed off q tree just
bove the level of the snow and when
le snow had all disappeared in the
oring, the stump of that tree was over
'ur feet above the level of the ground.
Friday, Nov. 2Sth was the marriage
ay of two of New Ulm's well.known
nd popular young people, Herman
ahnke and Miss Louise julius. The
oung people desired that the affair
q quiet one and accordingly did
ot Inform their many friends of their
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