New Ulm review., 1913-06-11

/ W. b. Dempsey looked after bust.
ness interests at Henderson Tuesday.
i Misses Bertha Ahle and Ida Bier.
baum wore Mankaso visitors Sstur.
lday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Walrath spent
Sunday with Manksto and St. Peter
friends.
Miss Meta schweppe Of s.. James is
spending several days q the kogge
homo this week.
i A crew OF men 10 Of work In front OF
the city clerks o1ioe getting every
thing in shape 90 that the new scale
can be installed.
Mrs. Ed. stenberg and daughter
Frances went to Fairfax Wednesday
to visit with Mrs. f. Hasg, sister Of
Mrs. Stenberg.
Panama hats, also fur hats cleaned
and reblocked, made like now at =
small cost. Columbia Clothing Co.,
F. P. ZsCHUNKE, Treas. Adv 24-&
Keute & Co. we're the successful
bidders for the new modern creamery
building to be erected 1t Courtland by
the Courtland Creamery Company.
Mrs. Regina Hauenstein and
daughter, Miss Ida, and the Misses
Antonia Zieher and Bertha Pfeiffer
are planning . months visit te the
West.
Mrs. G. A. Zelle is spending two
weeks with her son Edgar in the City
Edgar will graduate from the
Academic Course of the University
this week and shortly afterwards will
m AXE trip to New York.
Miss Anna Angelsburg and Miss
Lydia Schilling left yesterday for St.
Paul to attend State Convention OF
the Ladies of the G. A. r. They went
as delegates of Hecker Circle. The
convention meets Thursday and Fri
day of this week.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Allie Anna Scherer
to Mr. j. j. Flachsenhar which
occurred at Mankato last Saturday,
June 7th. The bride is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Scherer,
former New Ulmites.
The 2nd Regiment Band left yester-
day morning accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Scherer, to 60 to Farl-
bault where they will furnish the music
for the Commencement at Shattuck
Military Academy. They also play
Saturday at the German Day celebra-
tion at Henderson.
Frank c.. Schuobrich submitted to
an operation at the Loretto Hospital
Monday morning for the removal OF
large growth on his neck below the
chin. The operation was serious
one and lasted several hours. The
best Of hopes are entertained that the
patient will speedily recover.
Emil G. Hage, Major Albert Pfaen-
der and Prof Cedarstrom of Sleepy
Eye will leave tomorrow to attend the
meeting of the bankers of the Second
Congressional District at Luverne.
Major Pfaender will speak on ''Legis'
lation, Past and Present. and Prof.
Cedarstrom on Modern Education.
Gustav Altenbernd, son of Mrs.
Lena Altenbernd came home from
Freeport, III. for months visit with
his mother. He was accompanied by
friend, David Meinert, who will
spend fortnight here. Mrs. Alien
bernd is planning to remove to Free
port which is near her old home at
Davis, III. as soon as she can dispose
Of her property here.
The friends of John G. Schrodt will
be pleased to learn that he has re-
ceived a commission from the War
Department and will have charge of
the clerical work of the commissary
department at Presidio, Cal. He left
with his family for his new home on
Monday. Sunday, between trains, he
was in the city to see his mother and
his sister once more before he de.
parted for the west.
Invitations we're sent out Monday OF
this week for the New Ulm High School
Alumni Association. Banquet which
will be held next Monday evening,
June 10th, at Turner Hall. There will
be dancing after the banquet. All who
expect.to attend are urged to send in
their acceptances to Miss Bertha
Ruemke before Friday of this week to
facilitate m alters for the Arrangements
Committee. The class of 1918 will be
guests of the Alumni at this banquet
and are cordially invited to become