New Ulm review., 1913-12-03
LOCAL NOTES

II LOCAL NOTES
S Stanley Bingham came down fror
) Minneapolis for Turkey Dinner q
f home.
Mrs. H. P. Dsnielson Of Morga,
spent Friday in New Ulm and went Of
to visit Lake Crystal friends Saturday
Thor Snilsberg did the honors at ,
splendid duck dinner which was servet
At Berndt's restaurant last Wednes
day.
The Misses Lillian and Lulu Schon.
.lsu who arrived Sunday will visit q
the T. Crone home until after the
Christmas holidays.
Company OF niae people, featuring
the "Invincible Four" at the Ameri.
can Theatre all the rest of this week,
starting Thursday. Adv As
| The Star Eurchre club met at the
home of Mrs. Charles Melzer Satur.
day. The following were the prize
winners: Mrs. John Dengler, Mrs.
JOS. Koehler and Mrs. Henry Bartn.
Miss Edith Schmidt who teaches in
Minneapolis came home to spend
Thanksgiving. Her sister-in-law. Mrs.
W. E. Schmidt of Huron, S. D. and
two sons also spent the day under the
parental roof.
At the Gem Theatre, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, December 4, 5,
6, Seven Russells Presenting the
biggest and best Minstrel Act in
Vaudeville, carrying their own special
scenery. Prices, lO-l5c. Adv 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kruger Of
Rochester who we're married last week
have come to New Ulm to make their
home. They have been visiting since
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stephan and will shortly begin house
keeping at 164 No. MINI. Street.
For the past two weeks Albert Ring
and his son William have been en-
gagged in clearing out underbrush and
super6uous trees in Hermann's Park.
In all they felled l6 trees which they
cut up into cord wood. The park will
certainly look improved next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Siegel are at
Excelsior Springs, Missouri, enjoying
q vacation. They spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Siegel's relatives in
Madison, Wis. and wentto the Springs
direct from there. They are expected
home about the middle of the month,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
the American Theatre 1.-THE Tnvincible
Four High Glass Musical and Vocal
Vaudeville Entertainers, featuring
their own compositions and carrying
their own special scenery. 10 and Is
CENTS No more. ADV 49.
Ed. Honl, Travelling Salesman who
now makes his headquarters at San
born, purchased the corner lot on
Minnesota Street In Block 73 South
sod will immediately commence the
of home. he is having
plans prepared now. He bought of
Cap. Nenno.
Sunday afternoon an automobile
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Schmid, Mrs. VIM. Mueller and
son Richard, Miss Lehrer. Mrs. Kus-
Ike, Mrs. Aftermath, Mrs. Nippolt and
Mr.. Marion. all of Springfield took
of the good roads and
drove down to spend the afternoon
with Mrs. Regina Hauenstein and
family.
VIM. Pfaender, Jr. has gone to
to attend the meeting of
the Minnesota Horticultural Society
which will be in session at the West
Hotel in that city until Friday of this
week. Mr.. Pfaender who is recognized
ss one of the leading horticulturists
of the state has been asked to read q
paper on "Cider and Other By-Pro-
ducts of the Orchard.'
The St, Elizabeth Society of Holy |
Trinity Church held their annual
election Of officers Monday evening
and reelected Mrs. John Heule Presi-
dent. The other officers are: Vice
Pres, Mrs. T. Scheiderich, Jr.; Rec.
Sec., Miss Eva Schuster; Fin. Sec.,
Mrs, Cathsrine Schwendinger; Treas,
Mrs. Mary Lieb: Marshalls, Miss
Elizabeth Stadiek and Mrs. Minnie
Schuster: Finance Committee, Mrs.
Veronica Schmierl, Miss Cecilia
Eibner and Mrs. Theresa Sprenger.