New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-04

No new cases OF typhoid fever have
been reported since Two weeks ago
Sunday.
On Monday bsby girl arriv ed at
the home of John Pregler and on the
ssme day the family of Albert Geske
OF Milford was similarly blessed.
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catalog. Adv 9.lO
Paul Scheerz, son of Mrs. julius
Mielke who is now holding down .
lucrative position in grocery in
Glendive, Montana, will be married
this week.
Miss Martha Bliefernicht OF Water.
town, Wis. arrived LAST week 70 assist
in taking carr, Of her brother Prof: E.
r. Bliefernicht who is. still i'll With
t phoid fever. -. 49,.
Miss Clara steinhauser returned
home Monday evening from Lamb Der.
ton where she had been visiting for
the past two weeks with the E. e.
Steinhauser family.
Last Wednesday morning q son
arrived at the home OF Ed. Giese of
Cottonwood aud on Thursday the
home Of Louis Ester of Courtlaud was
blessed in the same way.
Holland Herring 10 lb Keg. rs
All kinds of smoked and Canned
fish. Fresh Vegetables always on.
hand. Fla. Schrupp.
Two cases of diptheria have been
reported within the past week. One 10
the child Of Joseph ]. Dietz and the
other is the ls year old daughter Of
Anton Hillesheim of the Town Of
'Stgel. The latter case is GONZALES
cent. !
Glass honors have been awarded at
the High School this week. Harry
Meckien burg ranks highest with an
average of &c 8 and will be vale
dictorian. The salatatory honors will
be divided between Beatta Krook and
Martha Kunze, each of whom attained
standing of 1858. "A fourth con-
testant also came very near the above
marks. There will be class of
about 25 members this year.
Gay Rawson who has been very i'll
for several weeks and recently under.
went series operation for gall
stones at the Loretta Hospital is
slowly convalescing at the home of
Rev: and Mrs. Holm. Mr.. Rawson
will hardly be able TO attend to bust.
ness for q couple of weeks yet and
meantime his brother Lee is con.
Quoting the store. The latter had left
when he was called back by Gays
Illness.
The "hard times" party: at Turner
Hall was most happily arranged and
carried out. Practically every one Of.
the dancers was in costume, and the
ladies: were given good chance to
''see themselves as others'' had seen
them IN bygope days. The gentlemen
dressed chiefly in costumes of khaki or
overalls and jumpers but I'm occa sion.
al old time cutaway coat or fancy vest
added variety. The musicians also
had not forgotten to come in costu me
which added zest to the fun. The
days before the party were filled to the
brim with busy hunting up of relics,
old fashioned garments. antlq uated in
style but having each its own air OF
charm that recalled customs of its
day, the planning of combinations of
various styles. all resulting In the un-
usual, the absurd or the picturesque.
As beitted the occasion, supper was
served il the gymnasium from tables
spread with the old-fashioned red ta-
blecloths and tie price had been IRE.
duced" from s. cents to Is cents to
suit the spirit of the hour. The COM
mittee In charge gave very excellent
supper for the price and those who.
had come with hard times appetites
were able to relieve their suff erings
promptly and effectively.
Among those from out of town a.
tending the party we're Mrs. HOWE
and Mrs. Critchett who we're guests OF.
Mrs. Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs..sB Franz
rot Sleepy Eye, G. F. Dahl Of Essig.
We desire to state to