New Ulm review., 1913-09-10
LOCAL NOTES

A son and heir arrived at the HON
OF William HOFFMAN OF Klossner o
Sunday.
Early selection Of seed corn avoid
danger Of the vitality Of seed cor
being injured by early frosts.
John Rummings and his dsughtsl
Miss Marie Rummings are visitors :
the F. b. Behnke homo since Monday
B. d. Deters, state agent Of th,
equitable Life, Of st. Paul, arrivet
here Monday and will 60 hunting 70,
few days.
DR.. J. L. Schoch Who left for Port.
land, Oregon last Wednesday on
business trip 10 expected home tie
latter part of the week.
C. L. Hess will leave Thursday
morning for Chicago where he will
resume his studies at the school OF
medicine OF the Northwestern Uni
versity.
Eleanors, the 13 year old daughter
OF Henry EnPelm ann was operated
upon for appendicitis Monday morn.
Jog at the Loretta Hospital. She is
dong very nicely.
Rev. F. S. Mazir is expected to re.
to Searles, Saturday, after an absence
of about five months which time he
spent in Europe. Rev. Mazir 10 pastor
of St. Johns Catholic church at Scar.
les
The enrolment at the Catholic pa
rochia] school, which opened for the
fall term last Tuesday, is somewhat in
excess OF $50 pupils and more are ex.
pected to attend after the harvest work
is completed.
The new carpet for the st. Paul's
Church has arrived and is
being laid this week. The Sunday
evening services will be in English
and Prof. John Meyer will deliver the
sermon.
At their meeting Sunday evening at
the Congregational Church the
Christian Endesvor Society resolved
20 invite the state associstion to hold
heir convention in June at New Ulm.
If this invitation should be accepted it
would mean close onto 500 delegates
md visitors for New Ulm at that time.
. On complaint of Mrs. Henrietta
ranke, Mike Gareis was arrested and
lrraigned before City Justice N.
1enningsen, Friday, charged with
'aving used obcene and abusive
anguage. The defendant was found
utility and sentenced to pay iae of
80 and costs, but he has not as yet
aid the amount and may appeal the
ase to the District Court. :
Rudolph Marti, Jr., and Bonifacius
iruenenfelder, Jr., we're very pleas
ntly surprised, Sunday evening,
hen . large number of their friends
athered at the Marti home and gave
lem farewell party. A most enjoy
BILE evening was spent by all. Both
oung men will leave shortl, TO attend
>llege, the former at Prairie du Chen
7is., and the latter at Northfeld.
The members of the Christian Endea-
Or Society of the Methodist church
I'D their monthly meeting Friday
'eniug, at which time the Misses
lizabeth Schmidt and Beata Krook
we detailed and very interesting re.
'rts on the County Sunday School
invention at Springfield and the
ate Christian Endeavor meeting At
len wood, respectively. 1t was voted
invite the officers OF the Christian
,deavor Society to hold the next
lnusl convention in New UIm, 10
me, 1914
Owing to the ilnpossibilty of reach
g New Olm from Spencer, Iowa, on
lndsy the date for the "Freckles'
oduction at the Turner Theatre has
en- changed to Monday, September
Ii. Mr.. Martin, the producer Of
'reckles" has spared neither pains
r expense in staging this play In the
,st elaborate manner possible. In
, first place there is an environment
'Freckles" which very few plays
ssess, chances for scenic investiture
lazingly natural and picturesque; L!
when it is understood that Mr..
lrtin has brought it up to the
,hest standard of stage production, =
th from scenic point OF view and
means Of thoroughly competent
1t, there is a double of assurance of =
rit. a-...t.. ..s. ii
)ne of the parties of hunters that