New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-02

Mrs. John Arhart entertained Mrs
Wysong and daughter Of Mankato ovel
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Fred. Schweppe, Jr. and baby
daughter came home to spend Thanks.
giving Day with Mrs. l. B. Kogge.
Henry Schweppe of St. James tran
sacted business in New Ulm during the
past week.
Miss Schwanke Of Hayfeld visited
with her sister, Miss Edith Schwanke,
OF the Washington School Friday and
Saturday.
H. w. Engelbert went to St. Paul last
week to visit over Thanksgiving at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Siegfried
DUN.
Bernhard Krahn of Minneapolis ar
rived last week and will remain for some
time as he is employed at the new school
building. Mr.. Krahn is a cousin of Otto
Wichtel.
Mrs. Henry Rolwes is again at home
after visit with her daughter in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dreger welcomed little
son to their home while Mrs. Rolwes
was with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durbahn and
daughter Verna and Rev. and Mrs.
Rinkel of Fairfax and Anton Hanson and
family of Gibbon were Thanksgiving Day
guests at the hospitable home Of the
Newtons in West Newton.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham, Mrs. H. l..
Beecher and Mrs. H. G. Bingham will
entertain this afternoon at the Beecher
home. The party will be large one
and the guests will be entertained at
cards and with needlework contests.
Rev. G. J. Albrecht is slowly convalesc-
ing from his severe attack of pneumonia.
Last Wednesday his son Gustav of St.
Peter and Rev. Emil Fritz Of Wellington
called on him and Thursday Rev. and
Mrs. Christ Albrecht of Renville paid him
a visit.
The Banks of the city are preparing
to issue the Special War Tax stamps to
all who are in need of them. At this
writing none Of the stamps had yet been
received but all the banks had their
orders in and no doubt by the time there
is urgent need for the stamps there will
be plenty to be had. The law became
effective yesterday, December LIST.
Julius H Melges, ex-Mayor of Red
wood Falls, stopped off in New Ulm
Thanksgiving Day to spend few hours
with friends. Mr.. Melges had been to
Chicago on business trip, with a ship
ment Of poultry which he sold at very
good prices, according to Gene Koehler. +.
The Extravaganza, '"The Cat and the
Fiddle at Turner Theatre Sunday eve
ming was well staged and offered pleas
ant evenings diversion from the average
comedy show. The story is very like
that of the Cow and the Moon" seen
here some time ago but the scenic effects
were varied, wrecked ship taking the
place of the railroad train in the former
production. The actors were up to the
standard of the road show and the bari
tone solo by the Captain of the ship was
above the average: The fancy dances
of which we have seen so much lately
were quite missing as welcome chang
and the drunken comedian was funn,
without being offensive. 1t was gooc
show.
Marshall Anton Burg OF Nicolle1
village, arrested man giving the name
of Ed. Strother on Wednesday, and thu
county authorities think he may have
captured a criminal with record
Strother's arrest came about wher
Adolph Seide, who boarded at the same
hotel, missed watch and chain and a
fountain pen from his trunk. Strothe1
was searched, and the articles found on
his person. A further search of his
effects revealed a 45-calibre Smith &
Wesson revolver with about hundred
cartridges, fash-light and burglars
mask. The suspect will be given his
preliminary hearing tomorrow. He has
been hanging about Nicollet for couple
of months. The prisoner was brought
to St. Peter Wednesday afternoon and
now occupies cell in the Nicollet county
jail. Saturday morning he was arraigned
before justice Anderson of the village Of
Nicollet and bound over to await the
action of the grand jury.
Apparently there is new Grey. O.
Hearts company in town, or was last
week when the Salisbury company were
playing at the former Gem. To Judge
from the love-lorn "spiel'' that the Trio
indited to the fair drummer of the