New Ulm review., 1913-01-01

Art Jsnks was . visitor to the Twin
Cities last week.
Miss Anna Ubl is home from Man.
ksto for weeks visit.
E. G. Hsge was . business visitor
10 Manksto last Friday.
Nick Gulden spent several days last
week in Window on business.
Emil Metzinger made . business trip
to the Twin Cities early this week.
A baby boy arrived Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Raabe.
Esler Dirks is hcme from Mt. Yer.
non College for the Christmas vsca-
tion.
Miss Sophie Kogge went to st.
james Saturday for Q weeks visit st
the Schweppe home.
John Rummings and daughter. Miss
Marie Rummings arc spending this
week with the F. Il. Behnke family.
A good Vaudeville oct ct the Gem
Theatre Thursday, Friday and sstur.
day nights of this week. (Adv) l
Mr.. Alba Lewis, the we'll known
Msnksto automobile man, vas . New
Uim visitor Monday.
Mrs. Andrew J. Gag Of Marshall
returned TO her homo Fridsy after
spending Xmas here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Flor.
MIR. VIM. Bolstad OF Csndo, N. D.,
arrived Thursday and will spend
several weeks With his parents, Mr..
aod Mrs. John Bolstsd. .'r
l'he eleven year old son of J. M.
Dauer of Sesrles was successfully
operated upon for appendicitis at st.
Alexander Hospital last Tuesday.
A big Fiddling Contest, by prutes-
sors, at the Gem Theatre Sunday
night. Jan. 5th. An extra iue pro-
gram has been arranged. (AdvD !
Vern Baldwin arrested on the charge
OF running q public drinking place at
Redwood Fslls contrary TO law, was
acquitted last week by . jury of his
peers.
The friends of Mrs. Theo. Budde,
formerly Miss Anna Schwantes, will
be pleased to learn that son and
heir arrived recently to brighten their
home.
Miss Herths Diehn came from St.
Paul last week to spend Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. G. Kaiser. Miss
Diehn will return to tho City after
New Years. ....
Miss Clara Keckeisen came homo
from Minneapolis for her holiday
visit. Her sister Martha came Sun
day and will visit over New Years
with her parents and sister, Mrs.
Our latest varieties Ia fancy
barrel apples just received are
Baldwins, Greenings, Northern
Spy, Russets, Wagners, Spitzen.
be &, Maiden Blush and Craven.
stein. STORK BROS. Advt.
The following are the newly elected
officers OF New UIm Chapter No. 81,
E A. NJ: 81. p, Wm. B. Mather;
King, James F. Armstrong;; Scribe,
Ad. Nellie; C. a., Geo. L. Schmidt;
P s., Rev. E. F. Wheeler; r. A. c.,
Ed. A. StolI; M. ", James F.
Gsrrow: NJ 2. w., j q. Edwards; M.
3. v, Albrecht Stork; Secy., Gottlieb
Treas, F. n. Behnke; Sem
tinel, Geo. Msrti.
To keep the hair and scalp in q nor.
NAL and healthy condition = shampoo
made from the purest vegetable oils
must be used. Hygenol Cream of
Green Soap, an olive oil product, has
never been surpassed for this purpose.
It gives the hair that silky, fluffy !
appearance so much desired. Sold by
Eugene A. Pfefferle. l-2
7\The "resl live baby" given away at
The Gem Theatre last week proved q
wonderful drawing card. The pro-
prietors of the play house tell US fully
Two hundred people we're turned away
because the seating capacity of the
hall would not accommodate them.
Can it be possible that there are that
many people in New Ulm who w:nt .
real live baby" or was it merely
Whatever it was, it drew
he crowd and was q clever stunt.
Who got the baby? Henry Neuwirth, |
hight clerk at the Dakota House.
What was the baby? Ask him. It
vas exactly what was represented by !
he Gem people - 'real live baby.v
Monday evening the New UIm Skat
Club played the last of this seasons
yames. Under the rules adopted .
year ago, q gold medal was to be