New Ulm review., 1913-12-17
LOCAL NOTES

LOCAL NOTES s.
Born, Sunday, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Zupfer.
I Rev @. ). Albrecht was ct Morgar
Tuesday on matters pertaining TO the
Church. .. Il
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| Hard ware Co. Adv 51.9
Monday Register Of Deeds Albert j.
Schrsmm left again for Cherokee,
Iowa, for further treatment. He ex.
poets to undergo another operation.
II you want . real classy article in
the Jewelry line 60 to II. o. Schleu-
DER, the Jeweler in the Beussmann
Block. Adv 81
Fred Baarsch and family of Red.
wood Fails spent Tuesday visiting
with julius Basrsch. Sr. They came
here from Hutchinson where they had
been visiting Mrs. 3asrsch's father.
! The Congreg ational Sunday school
will have the Christmas celebration
for the children next Tuesday evening
December 2nd, beginning Of 6:45.
Christmas Day at 10 0 clock there will
be the regular Christmas service st
the church.
+. b. Behnke made . flying trip to
Minneapolis last Thursday, returning
the same evening. Mrs. Esther
Behnke who intended to accompany
him was unable to 60 because of .
slight indisposition and she will visit
her son J. L. Behnke later.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein has given
o6ice room to young attorney,
James F. Fahey. Of Green Isle, Who
comes here TO practice Law. Mr..
Fahey secured bis education at tho
Law School of the 9tste UniversitJ
and has been associated with his
brother in law Office at Norwood.
ST. Peters Episcopal Church 10
making preparations for its Christmas
Tree entertainments which will be held
at the church Wednesday evening,
Decem ber oath. at $50 O'Clock. The
Christmas services will be held the
Sunday morning following Christmas
Day and Rev. j. j. Hillmer of Winona
will deliver the Christmas sermon.
The Turner Society has chosen Fri
day evening, Decent Der 26th, as the
time for the Christmas Tree Celebra-
tion at the Hall. 1t is planned to be-
gin the program at7:l5 in order to
have lime for all the festi vities planned
for the evening. An admission fee of
rs cents will be charged. The program
will be followed by social hop. The
public is cordially invited. adv
At their annual meeting held We'd
nesday evening, the ST. Johns Court
OF Catholic Foresters elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
G. R., Jos. Smasal; V. c. H., Anton
S. Dosn: Recorder, Alex Heple;
Treas, ]. P. Graf; Trustees, John
Il. Forster, Christ Seifert and George
A. Tauer; Speaker, Rev. Jos. Soda.
After the meeting the members enjoyed
pleasant smoke social.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean states that
Prof. John X. Neumann of the Oni-
versity of Wisconsin has predicted
that = boop.skirt craze will follow the
Tango craze that now holds the world
IN its grasp. According to the Chi
csgo scribe, Mr.. Neumsnn has been
digging into old musty history of the
fourteenth century when . similar
dancing craze was prevalent and was
followed by q hoop.skirt mania and
ss history repeats itself we find it may
look for some radical change in
present women's styles very soon.
Claude E Reynolds, former pro.
prietor of the Nicollet Hotel at st.
Peter who was before Judge Olsen
several weeks ago on contempt Of
court proceedings for failure to pay
the alimony he was ordered by the
court to pay to his divorced wife, was
arrested in st. Paul late Saturday for
failure to comply with the Courts
order and was taken to st. Peter
where he was lodged in jail. When
up before Judge Olsen, he was given
ten days within which to comply With
the order of the Court. Mr.. Reynolds
claims that he has no money and il
therefore unable to do what the Judge
ordered him to do. He is also defen-
dant in a suit for $40, 900 instituted by
George f. Perkins of Mankato for the
alien nations of Perkins wife's affec-
tions.
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