New Ulm review., 1913-11-05

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Miss Anna Angelburg left Mosday
for . Two weeks visit il Springfield.
We ere 10 the market 10 buy pota-
toss for cash. 6r0RK BROS. 39tf
Mr.. and Mrs, F. b. Bshnke returned
Monday from : visit With 81. Peter
friends. ~
Mrs. NJ. Lsuterbach returned homo
Saturday sfter ) weak spent here with
her ,mosh4t. 1. a
Henry Wildlng, ono Of The students
q the College, WAS called homo Sum
day on account of the severe illness Of
his father Who 10 In one Of tho St.
Paul hospitals. d.
The Lsdiss' Aid Of the Methodist
Church will have 8 sewiog bee In the.
basement Of the church tomorrow
afternoon. This IL the annual sewing
bee for the relief Of the poor in the
Cities.
Peter w. Collins will speak at the
Catholic auditorium In New Ulm Fri
day evening, November 14th either on
Socialism or "Why Socia Is
opposed to the Labor Movement.
The Minnesota State Council K. Of G.
has engaged him to deliver % lectures
10 that number of cities In the State.
It is claimed for the lecturer that he is
good speaker, thoroiy convsrsant
with bis subject, being the author OF
several books on economic questions.
There will be no admission charged to
the lecture. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to attend.
While this westher does not look
much like Christmss still the holidays
are less than two months away and II
We are to be ready for them We must
be we'll begun this week. With this
idea in mind the Review will begin
running Christmas material very
shortly, some this week II space
permits. We have secured two Gift
features and believe that our readers
among the girls and women may find
q number of useful suggestions for
making gifts among them. We
should be glad to receive comments or
criticisms concerning them. If they
should prove not to be practical we
would like our readers to tell us SO
that we may not make the mistake OF
getting them for another year.
Thursday evening the Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus met at the
Catholic schooIhouse and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
John J Moriarty, F. NJ; Henry J.
Berg, Sr.. F. G.: DE- j. P Graft, F.
A.; Eugene A. Pfefferls, F Comp;
Robert Feseomaier, +. P; John
Schaefer, F. I s.; John C, Zinns of
Nicollet, F. o, s. and Rev J NJ.
Manner. OF ST Peter, F. F. Delegate
to district assembly, st. Paul, John
j. Moriarty: first alternate, DR. j. P
Graft; second alternate, Eugene A
Pfefferle. During the national con-
vention week At St. Paul in August
1914 will be the first opportunity that
will present itself for Knights OF
Columbus of North Dakota aud
Minnesota to take the 4th degree.
Mrs. Jos. P. Vogel as delegate of
Germ ania Lodge No. 6 of the Her.
mann's Sisters of this city and Mrs.
Ernst Wicherski, 9 member Of the
Board OF Trustee of the Grand Lodge,
attended the grand lodge meeting OF
the Order which convened ia St. Paul
Thursday. There we're Sc delegates in
attendance representing the rs lodges
Of the Order in the State. From the
report OF the Grand Treasurer 1t
appears that there are S52, ,299.70 in
the mortuary fund. During the past
year Sl2, 500 % was paid out in death
benefits, 25 OF the members having
died. During the year 15S new
members we're added. At the req uest
OF the delegates, State Insurance Com
missioner Preuss appeared before the
and discussed the question
of fraternsl insurance from the stand.
point Of safety and the necessity OF an
adequate surplus fund. In honor OF
the visiting delegates an elaborate
was teudered them At Dietsch's
Hall and in the evening there was .
dance. Friday was devoted TO the
of matters pertaining to
the good of the order, the amendment
Of the constitution and bylaws and
the election of officers. For the
greater part of the cay while anne nd
ments we're under discussion the con-
veution was in executive session.
After installing the newly elected
officers, the convention adjourned
shortly before six O'Clock Friday
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