New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-12
of the evening in Turner Hall Park we
wish to thank the New Ulm Turnyerein
and their teacher Prof. Herman Helm.

of the evening in Turner Hall Park we
wish to thank the New Ulm Turnyerein
and their teacher Prof. Herman Helm.
"The ladies Of our company are
especially grateful for the delightful
entertainment during the afternoon on
the launch Alcantara, and the many
courtesies shown them.
7 eve would especially mention in our
thanks the untiring efforts Of the mem
bers Of the newspaper fraternity Of New
Ulm, Miss Payne, Capt. Steinhauser
and Philip Liesch, who did everything
in their power to make the visit of the
visitors one continuous round of pleasure.
1--WE shall carry to our homes pleasant
memories Of one of the most beautiful
cities of southern Minnesota. We wish
for her and her hospitable citizens the
fullest measure of JOY and prosperity" q
Will Curtis
Signed A. M. Welles
J.F. Weber.
The company then adjourned to the
park where the Second Regiment Band
rendered specially prepared program
of musical numbers. The open space
at the rear of the hall was strung with
Japanese lanterns which lighted the
grounds for the classes which gave an
exhibition of physical culture work
under the direction of Mr.. Helm. On
three sides of this space hundreds of
people were clustered and the cool
breeze that was blowing added the last
requirement to make the occasion
quite perfect.
The concert closed about eleven
o'clock and the crowd slowly dispersed.
A large number of the editors left for
their homes by auto that evening and
nearly all the others departed on the
early train Sunday morning. The next
meeting will be held at Mapleton, MINI.
Those who were here for the convention
were:.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ruane, Slayton
Gazette; C. H. Hotaling, Mapleton
Enterprise; Mr.. and Mrs. Mailer, Spring
field Advance; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Curtis and three children, St. James
Plaindealer; Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Mithun and son, Gilmore Eye; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Tasker, Lake Benton News;
C. A. Portmann and V: R. Portmann,
Currie Independent; w. C. Starr, Red
wood Falls Sun; Paul F. Dehnel and F..
H. Specht, Worthington Progressive
and Springfield Free Press; John w.
Hubin, Butterfeld Advocate; F. E.
Hadley, Winnebago Enterprise; A. R.
Eggensberger, Hanska Herald; C. A.
Lauterbach, Redwood Gazette, Red
wood Falls; A. M. Welles, Worthington
Globe; Robt. B. Forrest, Lake Wilson
Pilot; J. V. Weber, Murray Co. Herald,
Slayton; A. o. Moreaux, Rock Co.
Herald; M. E. Mehrten, Mobiles Co.
Democrat, Adrian Paul D. Nef, Lake
Crystal Union; Mr.. and Mrs. I. I.
Bargen, son and daughter, Mountain
Lake View; J: E. Reynolds, Mankato
Free Press;I. H. Sickle, Wells Forum
Advocate; A. E. Foss, Winnebago Press
News; A. Blissenbach, Mankato Post;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hodges, Sleepy Eye
Herald Dispatch; E. S. Ennis, Kuester;
John E. King, Jackson; E. E. Lane,
Sherburn; A. Malmberg, Lafayette
Ledger; and H. w. Haislet of Butterfeld,
with Mrs. Haislet and son, Miss Han
son, Miss Mace and Mr.. T. B. Sar-
gent, Phoenix, Ariz. The Monotype
machine company were represented by
Mr.. Lundeen, of Minneapolis and the
Linotype people by Mr.. V. REM. All
the local editors were present.
RICE STARCH FOR LIGHT
GOWNS.