New Ulm review., 1913-02-19
Born Saturday : daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. g. Levey OF Cottonwood.

Born Saturday daughter 70 Mr..
and Mrs. g. Levey Of Cottonwood.
Mrs. F. w. johnson returned the
latter part Of the week from her visit
iu the Cities. 4. .a.
Miss Alma Hshselbruck came hom q
from Mankato Sunday night. She is
laid up With the grippe.
An exceptional good vaudeville act
and nifty movies ore the attraction
for ell week at the Gem Thestre. Adv
Miss Meta Falk spent Sunday at
home, coming from Minneapolis to
help celebrate her mothers 56th birth.
day.
Miss Ids Koch is st home, having
resigned her position o principal OF
the Normal Department st Princeton,
MINI.
Miss Euuice Starr spent Sunday at
home with her parents. Miss Vers
Mueller also was . Sunday visitor st
homo.
Frederick Walter who spent several
months in southern Californts on
account of his health returned home
last week.
Mrs. Herman Breitkreutz Of Arliug.
ton visited New Ulm relatives Friday
and went to Ssnborn from here to
spend q few days.
For sALE--Dining room set,t beds and
other household furniture, this week.
Can be seen at l26 South Stste
Street. W. E. KoRTH. Adv 8
At the last meeting Of the New Ulm
Turnverein held Saturday evening
Herman Adam Vas elected custodian
in place Of Adolph Setter whose resig'
nation goes into effect March lot.
Jos. Trsutmann ono of our old
pioneers, stopped of at New Ulm on
his way from Osskis to the Town OF
Stately where he expects to visit with
his children for some time.
Glass honors have been awarded in
the Senior Glass of the High School,
Miss Erna Holzinger will be Vale
dictorian and Erwin Raenze, Salu.
tatorian. There is less than 1%
difference in the standing of these two
pupils so that the Salutatorian Honor
ranks almost equally with the Vale.
dictorian this year. *
Ira Chapman of Cambria was the
victim in q wood-sawing machine
accident Tuesday morning. He was
operating the machine on the Griffith
Roberts farm when he got his right
hand caught in the saw. Three
fingers were badly lacerated but am
putation was not found neces'
ssry and it is expected the
wounds will heal nicely.
About 40 of the young men OF the
Lutheran Church met at the schools
house Monday evening to discuss the
matter of organizing q young mems
club. The constitution and bylaws
prepared by the committee appointed
at q previous meeting we're submitted
and discussed at length, but nothirg
was done toward perfecting an orgsni-
zation. This will be accomplished at
subseq uent meeting.
At q meeting of the state board of
pardons, held at St. Paul, r. M. West
was paroled and released from the
Saltwater penitentiary, where he has
served one year. It will be remem-
bered that IN August, 1911, Mr.. West
was arrested for using Golden bank
funds for his private use, ane he was
indicted and plead guilty to the
charge, and the judge gave him q
term ip prison, the term to be left to
the board of pardons. ....
Monday was the 10th wedding ami
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Schneider and group of
twenty-five of their friends invaded
their home on Second South Street
Sunday evening to apprise them of
the fact. The evening was spent
pla ying Euchre and the prize winners
we're Mrs. George Ross, star, VIM.
Fesenmaier, punch and Mrs. Caroline
vetter, low. The host and hostess
were presented with cut glass bowl
IS q token of the esteem in which they
are held. Miss Norman pleased the
company with two solos.
If New Ulm were like any other
town we know of we should feel
perfectly safe IN prophesying that
winter is over because for nearly two
weeks past the "marble fever'' has