New Ulm review., 1913-02-12

Ge"rge Oswald Of GibbOn visited
friends here Sunday.
7 w. J. Current "f Sleepy Eve was .
County Seat visitor last Saturday.
A daughter vas born to M. and
Mrs. Frank S:hreiuer 90 Thursday.
Mrs. Eve Eyins Of Cambria was
operated On " the hospital Wedoes.
day mOrniog ..>
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Z-Iler Of
Hur,n, s D are vis..iok IT the home
Of Mrs. z .lIer's psreuss, Mr. aud
/ Mrs. Aotun Sprenger. They will
remain for some time.
Tho officers Of the Clsss OF 'l3 At
the High SchOoi have been elected AID
sre - foli"ws: Pros, C'sreuce Hess;
Vics Pres :, Mi,ch.''i Russell, Secy.-
Treas, Margaret Schuch. .
Anna Mueller entertstaed uumber
oi b+r girl friends ia hOoor Of h+r
18th birthday lsst saturday afteroooo.
3smes and = b0uutiful supper made
the afternoon happy one for the
young people. ... -...s-
Esier Dirks is home from Mt.
Vernon, III. where he hss been at.
tending cnIIeee. He INTENDS to remain
Ut home IT least for the present aud
will probably take up some line OF
bus,ness here.
New UIm Is to have the O O1erammer.
gs u-r.theattrReseIis ischaft who will play
here On March 3rd and 4 b. Ru tO1p ph
Duering the adv auce agent was 10 the
city on Tuesday and made arr RANGE
ments with Manager F W. Johnson
.,f the Turuer Theatre for their up.
pearance 10 our city ,Ou the above
uamed dates, This will prove agree
able news to the friends Of the Bava'
/ risn pays.
For the past week q petition has
been circulated which will be pre-
sented TO the City Council ut the next
r-gul xr meeting or sOoner, IT special
meeting is held. About 300 of the
voters and tax payers have sigoed 1t
n"w aud more names are being added
To The list daily. The petition ask
III, city council to submit To the voters
at the annual spring election the
proposition Of issuing Sl5,O BONDS
to aid 10 the CONSTRUCTION OF an
armvry. Under existing laws, II
State contributes SlO,UOO toward the
construction Of au arinOry. "A OIL
now peud.ng, if enacted into law,
will increase this amuunt to Sl5, 600
Co. "A" has been granted the state
aid and they hope that in about
years the same amount will also be
available for the Machine Gun
Company. la that event, as the
friends of the movement say, the City
would be- called 90 to loan this money
for armory purposes for but short
number Of years.
We are pleased to be able TO report
that Ed. Glaespmanu of L tfayet te
Town,h D who met with quite severe
accident last Wednesday is doing
very nicely and will be able to be up
aud around in about three weeks.
The accident occurred about ten
O'Clock ia the morcing. Mr.. GIaese-
mann had, as usual, started his
gasoline engine to pump water when
an explosion occurred. Soms pro-
i-ctile struck him On the head render
ing him unconscious and he fell 10
the ground. When he came to, he
wert to the house to telephone his
neighbors that his well.hOuse had
caught fire. After doing this, he
went back to save some Of his per-
>onal property which ne had in this
building. After few minutes in the
building he felt sinking spell coming
on and hurried outside where he
collapsed. Here he was found by Mr..
Much bauer, q neighbor. who carried
b m into the huuse. he suffered pain.
tul burns sud . slight cOncussioo "f
the brain from which he Is nOw quite
rapidly cpnvxlesciug. The well.houae
vas burned to the ground, entsi:tnR .
loss OF about $500, fully covered by
insurance.