New Ulm review., 1913-12-17

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Jos. Green purchased 50 sores 81
West Newton land from Mrs. Frsnts
Sr., the past week ct : price Of abou,
90 per acre.
Fremont Schmidt enjoyed brief
visit from his brother E. G. Schmidt,
who = : travelling sslesm "a for John
~. Farwell & Co. OF Chicago.
Another one Of our citizens has
reached the SOth milestone. August
Peters celebrated this event last Tues.
day. He Is enjoying the best Of
heslth.
William B. Welchlln Of Fairmont,
brother Of Mrs. Martin Eyrich, is q
guest at the Eyrich home since last
week and expects to rem ain here for
some time.
Vaudeville for Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at the Gem. Attaway
and Green will present q Comedy
Success, BILLS FRIEND with
change OF program each evening.
Prices 10 and Is cents. Adv 81
All four of New Ulm's Military
candidates who recently took exami-
nations for their new offices passed
with good marks. The successful
candidates we're Major Alb. sPfaender,
Capt. B. Groebner, Capt. E. Juni and
First Lieut.. Klause.
The 'sLucky Thirteen" euchre club
met at Mrs. Jerry Reardon's Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. LoreDz Flor, Mrs.
Aibin Gsrison and Mrs. Aldrich
Crone we're the prize winners. The
week before they met st Mrs. Carl
sons. The prize winners at that time
we're Mrs. Max Reinhsrt, Mrs. Otto
Heymann, and Mrs. William
Emmerich.
George HoRen and bride returned
from their honey moon trip to Mil
wsukee and Chicago last Wednesday
afternoon and Immediately went TO
housekeeping in their homo on South
State Street. In the evening . num-
ber of their intimate friends called at
the house and had . post nuptial cele-
bration. A chsrivari party could not
resist the temptation to bid them vel
come in their own peculiar way.
August Krueger Of Albany, Oregon,
left yesterday for his home after q
four weeks STAY here. Mr.. Kruger
also visited at Comfrey where he has
not been for fifteen years and says
the change there seems even more
wonderful than the growth of New
Ulm Mr.. Kruger looks we'll and
enjoyed his visit with his brothers
and sisters greatly. A family re-
union was held while he was here at
the home of his sister Mrs. Dahl, in
Cottonwood.
HAUENSTEIN' SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
BREW-A beer brewed by the old
method. Only choicest material used.
Adv 512
Carl Frederick Lehman, since 1880
a resident of Tracy died Saturday
morning, Dec. 9th aged nearly 73
years. Death came to him while he
was sitting in the depot waiting for
the west bound train which was to
take him to Marshall where he was
going to transact some business. He
is survived by six children. Mr..
Lehman participated 10 the German
Danish War in 1864 and two years
later in the rman-Austrian War.
He was quite we'll known to some of
our older citizens.
Late Tuesday afternoon of last week
five stacks Of hay belonging to Martin
Schnobrich of the Town of Cotton
wood were consumed, entsiling = loss
amounting to about $25O.OO. While
John A. Dletz was engaged in burning
off the weeds and grass on his farm
along the highway, the fire got away
from him and raced across the meadow
toward Martin Schnobrich's hay
stacks. Mr.. Dict Immediately tele-
phoned for help, but before it could
arrive, the hay wss in full blaze and
could not be saved. It took the united
effort Of oil who responded for several
hours TO get the fire under control.