New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-30

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MI. and Mrs r. M 'Pfaende returned
last Wednesday night from their honey
moon trip which they spent at Mil
waukee, Chicago and indianapolis.
John Korbel, a registered pharmacist
at Crosby, N. D. arrived here Saturday
for brief visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Korbel. He expects to stay
here until after New Years. a
Chas. Helmes Of st. Paul, the we'll
known travelling salesman, is seriously
ill at his home with pneumonia. Ac-
cording to adyices received here he has
passed the crisis and hopes are enter
tanned Of his ultimate recovery. #
Frank j. Hubbard spent Christmas
with his family who are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Regina Hauenstein. Frank
is now in the employ Of the Luce's,
selling stock for the Luce Electric
Short Line. a d 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Schwartz Of
Freeport, Illinois arrived here last
Thursday on their honeymoon and will
visit for two weeks at the home, of Mrs.
Altenbernd. Mrs. Schwartz is a step
daughter of Mrs. Altenbernd.
VIM. F. Schmidt and family of Huron,
S. D. spent Christmas at the home of
Gottlieb Schmidt on South Front Street.
''Bill'' thinks that the Review Improve
ment Edition was dandy. He re-
turned home Sunday and the rest of the
family left Monday.
Prof. John x. Neumann of the State
University of Wisconsin is spending
Christmas with the folks as usual. He
brought along two copies of Prof. Ely's
write-up of "Ulm" in Wuertemberg.
The Review acknowledges with thanks
receipt of one of these copies.
Miss Agnes Manderfeld, who is teach
ing in the public schools of Westbrook
and her sister, Miss Lillian Manderfeld
who teaches at North Redwood, are
spending their Christmas vacation at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Manderfeld of Cottonwood.
Next Saturday, Jan. End, Ike Green
berg of Chicago and Will Thompson
of Toronto, Canada will be at the Palace
Livery for the purpose of purchasing 100
head of artillery and cavalry horses for
the use of European countries. 4 They
offer to pay full market price.
Miss Elsa Helm, assistant teacher at
the Normal College Of the North
American Gymnastic College at Indian
apolis and Carl Helm, teacher of physi-
Cal culture at the Social Turnverein of
Cleveland, Ohio are both enjoying their
Christms vacation at the home of their
parents.
We learn that few of our subscribers
failed to receive the, full paper Of the
Improvement Edition issued Saturday,
Dec. 10Th. There were three sections
to the paper and those who got but two
should communicate with us and we
will try to supply the missing sections.
We have a very few copies Of the paper
left and if any one wants an extra copy
or two to send to friends better order
at once. Do your share toward adj
vertising New Ulm by sending copy
to the outside world. Every little
bit helps when it comes to boosting.
In giving due credit for all the good
things that Santa Claus brought us we
should not overlook the fact that with
out the aid of the clerks in the post office
and the city and rural carriers who were
on duty Christmas day, the many gifts
that helped to make Christmas so much
more cheerful would not have been
received. The post Office boys have
several weeks of strenuous work behind
them. Especially trying were the last
four days before Christmas and it seemed
at times as tho the force in the office
would not be able to handle the thousands
of letters and packages that poured in
on them daily. But they stuck to the
job and accomplished the almost hercu-
lean task. Many thanks to Uncle Sans
clerks and carriers.
We are in receipt of the Moccasin, a
High School magazine issued by the
pupils of the Worthington Schools. f.
c. Lewis who taught English in the New
Ulm High School last year and the year
before is at the head of the High School
in Warrington and is evidently having
an opportunity this year to work out
some of his plans for High School
English. Mr.. Lewis was very enthu-
siastic about High School iourn.l;sr,