New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-14

means that the first day of January
you owed Us another years subscrip-
ton to the paper for the present year.
1t does not mean that you are paid up
to the fourteenth tof January. Every
paper is dated from the first of the
month and is due and is payable the
n,oment it runs out.
| Co. Treas. q. s. Berg looked after
| business matters IN Sleepy Eye, Mon
day.
| Miss Antonio Schlumpberger went
to Sleepy Eye Saturday to visit for
several days.
Fred Oswald was at Redwood Fails
last Saturday to install q civil service
| board for that city. Heretofore all
civil service examinations for Rcd
wood County we're held at New Ulm.
Since Lhe Redwood Falls post.office
has entered the rank Of. second class
| possibilities, it is entitled to its own
local examination board. This will
relieve the local board of considerable
work that formerly devoIved upon this
Office.
This years installation of the newly
elected officers OF Harmony Camp No.
2097 NJ. w. A. was public one. 1t
took place in their hall Monday eve
ming in the presence of a large num-
Der Of Woodmen aud their friends !,
there being fully IS couples present.
DR.. George B. Welser acted as install
ling officer and Major Albert Pfaender
delivered a brief address on general
/ wood craft. After the installation
was over, those present INDUCED in
, dancing which was kept up till the
J wee small hours. AS some one put
: it.. they had such d good time that
every one seemed loath to leave. Re-
freshments we're served by the Royal
Neighhors.
Paul kann received cable message
from his Old home in Austria Sunda Y
stating thai his. mother Mrs. Emma
Kann had died suddenly on the llth
lot January. MIR. Kann visited with
his mother last winter and left there
just year ago On the llth of Janu-
AIRY. AIRS. Kahn was living with her
daughter. Mrs. Elsie Reichmaun in
EReichenberg and was Is years old in
December. She was in good health at
the time her sou visited her but had
been alilng With d weak heart for q
great many years. Her husband has
been dead for some time and she is
survived by two other sons, besides
Paul. Alfred Of New York City and
Fritz o. Montreal. Can
=; AT the annual meeting Of the New
C'to. Jaegerverein held at Turner Hall
Sunday afternoon the following were
elected as the officers for the ensuing
year: Pres, Chas. Hauenstein: Secy ;,
Joseph Klaus; Treas, Charles Bru st,
Sir: list Oberjaeger,'' John Hauen
stein, Jr,; GOOD Oberjaeger," VIM. E.
Koch: "Kuechenmeister, Hugo Wind.
horn. About 20 of the mem bers were
present and they spent several enjoy.
!, able hours together. Lunch was
served. HenryJ. Meyer was presen.
, ted with gold medal for the highes,
score made by the .Schuetzensection
, OF the club for the past year. AS soor
as the weather moderates sufficiently,
, active work on the range will be taken
up again.
examinations for the teaching ser.
vice in the Philippines will be held il
all the principal cities of the United
States, March 1-l2 The bulletin
sent out by the &C vernment states tha,
the service offers exceptional oppor:
tunities for young people who are
qualified to take 40 important part in
tue development of a rapidly growing
country. Graduates of Colleges. Nor.
NAL, Polytechnic and Agricultural
Schools are sought rs applicants fo1
the posltions. Teachers who have
l had eloooScf1I