New Ulm review., 1913-12-24

Miss Bertha Able came home from
Duluth for the Christmas holidays.
Joseph Sslchert was operated upon
for ulcer of the stom ach at Lorett0
Hospital Friday morning.
"a. j. Schramm will return to Chero o.
kee, Ia. the day after Christmas 20
continue his medical treatments.
Martin Forst and family of Sleepy
Eye removed to. New Ulm the past
week and have taken possession OF
their new home on North Minnesota
Street.
Mrs. B. Follmann will leave for
Minneapolis this week to spend
Christmas with her niece, Mrs. A. u.
Heiserer. She will remain until after
New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Guldan of
Morgan visited with relatives and
friends for the. past week. This was
the first visit to their former home in
over year.
Tuesday daughter arrived at the
home of Tony Weisz and on Wednes.
day morning the home of August
Schneider was gladdened by the
arrival Of q bouncing boy.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zick
of Cottonwood left for Sunnyside,
Wash. where they expect to spend the
winter with the families OF H. s.
Backer and j. n. Manweiler.
We have just 35 copies left out Of
500 extra copies OF the Improvement
Edition printed two weeks ago. There
are still some lists Of names not in
our hands. Better hurry them in or
tbere'll be no papers left.
The Minnesota was not safe place
for skaters Us late q last Saturday, },
q one of those Who tried 1t, . member
Of the High School Faculty, discovered
when he broke thru the Ice and plunged
il almost to his neck. No bad results
but -.
A beautiful picture of Mt. Aetns
now sdorns the. walls of the Jom-
mercisl Club rooms. It was secured
thru the efforts of the William Pfsen-
der Agency. The picture is taken
from the original painting by Thomas
Cole in the Wadsworth Gallery of
Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Temple are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Temples parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lindemann. MIR. Temple will return
to Huron to complete the work of
wiring the post Office at that place and
when that is completed the young
people will 60 to Milwaukee to settle
down and make their permanent home.
A sure sign of the Christmas season
is the reappearance of all our young
people who have been away At school.
Belated trains arriving bring them
gaily home to dominate their mothers |
and fathers, sisters and brothers once |
again for the whirling days between
now and the New Year and happy |
gatherings are made more gay by the
increased numbers of young people.
The van guard arrived Saturday; all
the Wisconsin crowd augmented by
the U of NJ students and again swelled |
by the Msnkato Commercial College
and Normal School girls and boys
constituted quite an invasion Sstur-
day afternoon. Among those we have
seen investigs their old haunts are
Russell johnson, Anton Gruenenfel.
der, Janet Meile, Elsa Klippstein,
Leola Strickler, Mitchell Russell,
William, Albert and Elsa. Fritsche,
Ezra and Walter Durbshn, Clarence
Gieseke. Erns Holzinger and the
Carleton College students, Elmer
Cordes, Waldemar Huevelmsnu, Har-
kin Msssopust and Alfred Ruemke
are also here. Elsa Helm came hone
also from Indianapolis
where she is employed as Assistant in
the Deans Office in the Normal
College Of the North American Gym.
nastic Union. Her brother Carl will
spend his vacation In st. Louis. Kurt
Bell who 10 taking dentistry az Indian.
spolis is here. VsE McHale and
Andrew Amsnn are home from Nil.
vaukee. Stanley Koehler arrived
rom Purdue Sunday.
Miss Louise Meile Is home from
MARSHALL.
The teachers in the local schools
eft yesterday afternoon for their
7arious homes. All expect to be back
Ifter the holidays except Miss Leah
Credicott, teacher of the Union F fifth
Grade. Miss Credicott is to be M ar
lieu early in January and will Ii We at