New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
LOCAL NOTES

F. H: Behnke was : business visitor
in the Cities last week.
You can have free denonstratlor
OF the Peerless Steam w asher in you,
homo. Look up their I'd in this Issue
ADV 8;
Miss Josephine Hornick Of Spring,
tield has returned home after : ssveral
days visit with New Ufm friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Stephen Sisberg aud little
stsp-daughter Of Msnkatos visited :,
the home Of the formers father, Pstel
Steffel, recently. y
Misses Nellie Russell and Gladys
Henle. who visited with st. Peter
relatives and friends for several days,
returned home Wednesday evening.
Since the close Of the school year
Miss Aurelia Klause has made up the
required credits and her High School
diploma was issued to her last week.
John A. Schneider Of Bay City,
Mich. arrived last Tuesday night for
. two weeks visit with his mother,
Mrs. Theresa Schneider and other
relatives. Mr.. Schneider was .
member OF Co. "a" 18th MINI. during
the Spanish American War.
Mrs, J. M, Never returned to New
Ulm Friday from an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs =.
Kanz, and other relatives at Ktel.
Wis. Mr.. Meyer went to Minneapolis
last Wednesday and accompanied her
home, from that place. ..~4. -. $50;
Mrs. 8. Pfefferle and Miss Carrie
Haas departed Saturday for Milwau-
kee and Chicago, whore the former
will purchase her 3: fall stock Of
millinery while Miss Haas expects to
acqusint herself with the latest
fashions in ladies' headgear.
Owing to the threatening weather
and the fact that it had rsined late in
the afternoon, there was no band
concert in German park Sunday even
ing. The program that had been ar
and which was published in
last weeks issue of the Review, will
be rendered next Sunday evening.
There is very noticeable shortage
IF skilled as we'll as unskilled workers
in New Ulm at the present time, due
no doubt to the fact that a large
q umber ofmen have very renumerative
in the harvest fields.
operations are badly
hsmpered as a result OF these con-
ditiOps.
Capt. Hofmeister has picked his
for the saxophone instru-
nents as follows: Soprano, Albert P.
Boock; Alto, Albert Flor: Tenor,
Paul Hackbarth: Baritone, Fred
Backer; Bassoon, Geo. Henle. With
these good musicians taking hold, the
success of the saxophone instrument
tation is assured.
Photographer G. O. CASTER went to
St. Paul yesterday where he is attend
ing the Eastman School of Pro-
Photography for a few days.
During his absence Mr. CASTERS
studio is in charge of David Peterson
Of Grantsburg. Wis, who recently
his employ. Mrs. Peterson
arrived this week and they expect to
make their home at 49, No. MINI. Str.
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kohn of
this city are enjoying a several weeks
visit from their son and eaughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Kohn,
of Grand Forks, but now
located at Oakland, Cal. About q
year and half ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohn settled in California, where the
former sought and found relief from
i'll health with which be had been
afflicted for some time prior thereto.
They are we'll pleased with their
present location.
The fall term of DR.. Martin Luther |
College will open Wednesday, Sept.
'rd, which is one week later than the
late originally decided upon on ac-
count .of the postponement of the
Lutheran Joint Synod of Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Michigan and other states
which is to be held at Green Bay,
Wis. Aug. Goth to 29th. The postpone
nent of the synod was agreed upon
or the reason that during the pre-
;eding week there will be a home
coming festival at Green Bay.
Street Commissioner Herman Sche-
mann is now busy with his force of
aborers, cleaning up the alleys as |
ordered by the local board of health.
t has been several years since this
york has been done so thorOuoh]v as