New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-09

Ed Manderfeld Of Sigel transacted
business at Minneapolis from Saturday
until Tuesday.
At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
of the German Methodist Church last
week it was decided that all the out
standing debts OF the Church should
be cleared away at once and the church
members contributed sufficient so that
this could be done. The old notes
which have been liquidated will be burned
during the service hour next Sunday.
The Review is in receipt of small
folder in which the Christmas shoppers
are urged to make their purchases early.
1t is published by the Central STEELE of the
Central Verein, St. Louis, Mo. and
depicts the hardships women clerks have
to undergo if Christmas shopping is
left to the last few days. The appeal
winds up with the admonition to "Shop
Early.
F. R. Emmings, manager of the
Simons Lumber Co. received word
Sunday that his mother, Mrs. Elisabeth
Emmings, had died that morning at
2 o'clock in Chicago. Mrs. Emmings
was about IS years old The remains
were taken to Brandon, Iowa, her former
home where the funeral was held yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Emmings attended
the obsequies leaving here Monday
afternoon.
We have our new samples Of Christmas
Greeting Cards of which we wrote last
week. Prettiest things in town. Range
in price from 2 cents to Csc. Each with
envelope. Embossed in gold, silver and
colors, and each with individual in style.
A, chance to use your. own engraved
personal card with them as part of
the make up. Don't you know of some
one to whom name plate and cards
would come. as a very acceptable gift.
There is still time to order them if you
come in this week. Don't forget that
styles are constantly changing in this
sort OF work and it pays to but them
where you are sure to get them right.
We have received from Robert Muhs
at Bordeaux the past week copy of the
Daily Mail of Friday November 18th
and the European Paris) edition of the.
New York Herald Of the same date. The
front page of the Daily Mail is given over
to war pictures, of which half is. devoted
to the exploits Of the 'Emden." The
paper is naturally pro-Allies but it does
not hesitate to state the general feeling
prevailing that England is not furnishing
her quota of men. The Herald con-
tains the following head lines: British
Hurl Back Prussian Guard, Germans
Nearly All Driven Back Across: The
Yser"> and Irresistible Russians Are
Already Tolling Knell of Cracow's
Doom" The first three pages of the
Herald are in English and the last page
is in French. >. FL
Owing to the fact that winter is closing
in. the Directors Of the Union Hospital
Association have decided not to attempt
to have the formal dedication Of the
building until next spring and the 30th
OF May has been settled upon as the day.
when this will take place: The opening
OF the Hospital will take place Friday,
the 18th of this month, when the public
will be welcomed to inspect the building.
The mud baths will be ready for use as
we'll as the various rooms and wards and
the Directors will be on hand to welcome
all who wish to call and see the new
building which has taken three years to
bring to completion The Ladies Aid
OF the Union Hospital have practically
completed their. work Of furnishing the
rooms and everything will be in readiness
on the stated date. The Aid ladies had
planned to give banquet for the stock
holders Of the Association on the opening
day but since the dedication is post
poned, the banquet will be given in the
spring.
Mrs. G. F. Reineke, Mrs. C. w. Miller
and Mrs. c.. G. REIN entertained a
company OF one hundred twenty-five
ladies last Saturday afternoon at the