New Ulm review., 1913-01-29
LOCAL NOTES

LOCAL NOTES
\ Mrs. Guy Flowers has gone TO Chi
cago TO -isit with her sisters for sever
q weeks.
! just % comfortable and coy %
your own home. Tho American any
time. Adv
| The infaut child Of Mr.. and Mrs,
! G ct Stuebe died shortly after it,
birth last Wednesday evening.
This weeks issue contsins On article
on our editorial page on "High
School Athletics that 10 good read
ing for every patron of our schools.
We didn't write the article but We
gladly give it space because We agree
that New Ulm 10 sadly lacking In the
spirit Of lively interest in what our
young people are doing. We arc too
apt to expect them TO take deep in.
terest in things that arc dull without
any effort on our part to make them
interesting.
Skating on the rink on the Athletic
ball park grounds North Of German
Park 10 keeping the youngsters out Of
mischief these days. When ono sees
the joy they take in the pleasure s6ord-
ed them by this wee bit of iee one
realizes that Supt. Merics was right
when he said New Ulm has no place
for the boy to play. It's shame that
We haven't really creditabie, proper
ly lighted and conducted place for the
girls and boys to enjoy this clean,
healthy sport.
Carl Hose came home from Billings,
Mont, last week for . short vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Hose. Carl is teller in the Farmers
and Traders Bank 1t Billings and at
Christmas time be suffered severe
attack of pieurisy which kept him In
the hospital for two weeks. he st-
tempted to get around too soon and
on arriving st New Ulm became i'll
again and typhoid was feared for . |
time. At present however he 10 i'm.
proving, nicely and . good rest will
put him on bis feet again.
The following dates have been set
for the payment of personal property
taxes thru-out the County and Co.
Treas. Berg will be on hand at the
places named to receive the moneys.
Sleepy Eye, Farmers & Merchants
State Bank, Monday and Tuesday,
Feb. 10Th and llth. Springfield, First
Nstionsl Bank, Thursday and Friday,
Feb. 18th and 18th. Comfrey, Farmers
State Bank, Saturday. Feb. 18th.
Golden, State Bank, Monday, Feb.
l7sh. Evan, State Bank, Tuesday,
Feb. 18th. Essig, State Bank, We'd
nesdsy, Feb. 10Th. Hsnska, State
Bank, Thursday, Feb. 2Oth.
The Ladies Society Of the Turnver-
elm held their regular birthday party
afternoon. Mrs. Louise
Toberer, Mrs. Ernst Brandt, Mrs.
John Schspekahm, Mrs. F. W. John
SOD, and Mrs. Irma Monsen were the
celebrants. Mrs. Robert Scherer ex-
Tended the congratulations of the La
dies Society, Mrs. Schmidt read q {
German selection and Mrs. l.. G. Bell c
read Que OF Riley's little prose tales. t
The musical numbers consisted OF two |
piano selections by Miss Henrietta /
and two vocal trios by I
Mrs. w. G. Alvin, Mrs. b. Helm and t
Mrs. l.. G. Bell. A dainty lunch was \
'erved. ,-~...,"+.. .5.. 6
Mrs. q. T.. Beecher returned Satur-
ay from months visit with relatives
q Washington, D. c., New York City,
Buffalo and Delaware, Ohio. Mrs.
3eecher reports an exceedingly enjoy
bile time, as the opportunity offered
o see and hear so much of the best e
o the opera and drama while in New
FORK and during her entire stay the b
'eather was so unusually mild for that il
ection. A temperature of 20 above s.
'ss the coldest during her stay. The 8
nusual warmth of the season is &C. n
by considerable fog and 8
ut little sunshine. New Jersey has s.
experienced the worst fog in many a
ears, it being impossible TO see the
orch pillars of the houses from the u
'indows at times. N
The New Ulm Ice Company are al
,ost the busiest people In town these II
ays getting in their harvest. When y
hey get thru taking out all the ice q
heir contracts call for there may be o.
ONE difficulty in locating the Mime q q
ota River. The Ice Co. requires n n