New Ulm review., 1913-11-12

: Tho Machine Gun Company ha
rented Turner Hall for Thsnksgivin
d and will give Military Ball 10 th
r evening.
Dr.. J. Z. 6choch and Dr.. Geo. 3
. Weiser sutoed 70 Window Sundsy Il
call on Dr.. Frank Weiser Who I
! quite seriously Ill With typhoid fever
DR.. and Mrs. Strickler left TO
Chicago Sunday whore the Docto
will attend tho Fourth Annual Session
Of the Clinicsl Congress Of Surgeon,
Of North America.
Henry J. Meyer OF Milford lef
Thursday morning for Bemidji to bs
on hand when the season opened 70,
big game Monday. Henry 10 sacrscl
shot and carried OF the honors st The
weekly shoot OF the New Ulm Jagd
Club and he will experience no trouble
In getting 40 much game % the Law
allows.
NextTuesday afternoon the Women Q
Literary Club will meet with Mrs q,
L. Beecher. Mrs. L. B. Krook will be
the leader and the subject will be "The
Worlds Ten Largest Cities" The
Club is to be a Travel Club this vim
ter. At the last weeks meeting at
which Miss A. Scherer was hostess,
officers we're reelected for the ye ar.
Miss Scherer is President, Mrs. A. j.
Alvin, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Fl. L. Beecher, Recording Secretary
and Mrs. w. B. Mather, Treasurer.
The topic at that meeting was "The
Mexican Stu alton.
Harold Merkel of whose death 1t
Buenos Ayres We made mention last
week, died as the result of On opera
ton performed on him for jsundice.
The remstns will be brought homo
and laid to rest In the cemetery ct
Fort Ridgely.- They are due to arrive
about the first part of December. Tho
deceased was born in New Ulm June
Is, 1881 and was therefore only 80
years old when he died. He 10 SUR
vived by his parents, five brothers
and three sisters. ~
Rev. c. G.. Holm, P. 81. D. of the
German Methodist Church of New
Ulm will speak at the Lafayette Hall
next Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th,
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Hohn. who is q
prominent speaker, will lecture on the
subject of ''The Philosophy of Free
Masonry" This is the first of q
series of lectures which will be held
here this winter arranged for by the
socialist local. There will be no ad
mission and everybody is invited to
attend.-Lafayette Ledger.
The latest cure for hog cholera
according to the Sioux City Tribune
is plain, every day ,whiskey. Ed,
Britton, farmer living near that
city, who had heard about such an
experiment concluded to try it on his;
hogs. He had lost eight hogs from
cholera and was prepared to try any
treatment. He tried it on hog that
was so sick that it could not stand
and would not eat, and forced "three
fingers" of the liquor down the throat
of the protesting hog. The next day
the hog showed great improvement.
After the second drink it began to eat
and the third day it was completely
we'll. Another sick hog was similarly
treated and likewise recovered. Since
then every member of the herd has
"lickered up" considerably. How
ever, this Is q "hog" cure, remember.
VIM. Schaleben & Co. report the
following real estate transfers: The
P.O. Sletten, 143 acre farm in Linden
to A. Anderson of that place; the 143
acre Thos. Thorson farm west Of
Madelia to A. L. Johnson of Emmets-
burg, Iowa; the Hemerick farm south
of Madelia to S. B. Gorden of Emmets-
burg, Iowa; 100 acres in North
Dakota to John Scott of M Madelia; the
200 acre Ulvestad farm west of
Madelia to Wm. Schaleben; H. G.
Nundshl's 80 acres northeast of
Hanska to Ed. Yates and r. Ellertson
of Madelis; the 280 acre Espenson
farm in Linden to Nick Leick of
Msdelis. Mr.. Leick purchased the
Becker farm near Searles last week,
at 500 per acre, but Mr.. Becker
decided he did not want to dispose of
his farm and would rather pay the
commission and keep it.
SOUR ACID sTOMACHs