New Ulm review., 1913-12-24

The John L. Hoffman family Il en-
joying visit Of Mr.. snd Mrs. Roy X.
Hughes Of Mitchell, s. D.
Skates for boys and girls New Ulm
Hardware. Adv 5l.2
Mrs. Mary Baasen has been enter
tanning her grandd aughter Miss
Aurelia Arnold OF Winthrop, the past
week. 81
The Christmas bszaar given last
Sunday by the Ladies' Sodality Of the
Catholic Church Of Searles, was .
social and financial success.
Mics Elsie Miklas, nurse at the
Mayo Hospital in Rochester, is spend
ing her Christmas vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miklas.
John F. Gabriel who is now located
in Ottertail County, spent several days
last week visiting with friends and
relatives in the city and incidentally
looked after business matters.
Fred Radtke of this city has sold his
entire barley crop, 1000 bushels to the
John Hauenstein Brewing Co. The
crop was harvested on Mr.. Radtke's
farm near Lucsn, Redwood Co.
Last Wednesday Miss Marg aret
Collins returned home from several
weeks visit in Minneapolis and at
Hudson, Wis. She was accompa anied
by her cousin, Miss Msyme Kilcoine.
HAUENsTE1N's 8 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
BREW-On Drsught at all the leadi ng
bars in town. Adv 5l-2
"A box Of poultry slipped from .
truck last week and smashed thru one
of the plate glass Window Of the COM
mission firm of Stuebe Bros. entailing
3 loss of 5000. The glass was in
sured in local company.
4. John Breu Of Cottonwood who has
spent the past summer and fall at
Sioux Pass, Mont. returned home for
the winter Monday. Mr.. Breu will 60
back West again next spring and
plans to take up . claim there Is he
likes the country very much.
The friends of Anton Stiemann of
Mankato will be panied to learn that
the operation he recently underwent at
Rochester has failed to restore his
health and that he is now in critical
condition. His daughter, Miss Amalia
Stiemann, stenographer at the Eagle
Roller Mill was called home on
account of her tather's illness.
Alfred and Hugo Roos left for their
respective homes Friday morning after
they were satisfied that their mother
who recently submitted to an opera
tion was out Of danger and rapidly
convalescing. Charles Roos left
earlier in the week his wife remaining
here. She will stay until Mrs. Roos,
Sr. is we'll enuf to accompany her
home.
At their annual meeting St. Anne's
Court, VIC. O. F. No. 359 elected the
following officers: G. r., Mrs. J. P.
Graft; Y. c. r., Mrs. John Warths;
Prec. Secy., Mrs. Louis Schilling;
Fin. Secy., Mrs. Joseph Filzen:
Treas, Miss Antonia Schlumpberger;
Trustees, Mrs. Christ Filzen, Jr.: Mrs.
John Schneider; Mrs. Max Reinhart;
Chaplain, Rev. r. Schlinkert.
Dull, dry and brittle hair and pre-
mature grayness are caused by free
alkali in all ordinary shampoos. Try
-HygenOl Cream of Green Soap and
note the ~onderful change. Eugene
Pfeferle, Druggist. Adv 5l-52
DR.. Geo. B. Weiser and Supt. b. G.
Hess spent Saturday in Minneapolis
conterring with lyric and Chapma an,
the architects who are preparing the
plans and specifications for the new
high school building. The plans will
be submitted to the Board of Educa-
ton for adoption at q meeting to be
held January 9Th. It is expected that
contractors will be given until Febru-
sry 10Th to submit their bids.
A crowd of thirty.four gathered at
the home of Thomas Stadick one eve-
ming last week. They were from Hans
ks, Linden, Sigel and New Ulm. The
evening was spent in card playing.
music and singing. The singing was
done by John +. Stsdick and John
Lieb. Mr.. Mike Klinkhammer had
bad luck as he lost total Of AZ points
and Thomas Stadick had good luck as
he gained a total of 48 points. The
ladies spent the evening in playing
Euchre. Lunch was served and every
body had most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Edward Mayer of San Diego
writes friends here in New Ulm that
her mother, Mrs. Frances Boesch who
hoe hooo IN tho hosnitol for tho mast