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

J. F. Armstrong left Thursday for
La Porte, Ind. to spend Christmas with
Y his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Yates of Sleepy
Eye were Christmas visitors at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Emil Mueller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen J. Sieberg of
Mankato visited the past week with
New Ulm friends and relatives.
Miss Clara Steinhauser left Monday
for Lamberton to visit for a couple of
weeks at the home of her brother Emil.
Arthur HUM is home from North
Dakota to spend the Christmas holidays
with his mother and other relatives.
Rev. J. J. Hillmer and daughter, Miss
Jennie were Christmas guests at the
home of Adolph Meile. They expect
to return to Winona Saturday.
Last Tuesday evening the Methodist
Church at West Newton celebrated
christmas for their Sunday school with
AN appropriate program.
Train No. SIT on the Chicago &
Northwestern which used to arrive here
at lao a. m. and later at 1 80 a. M, is
now due to arrive here at 1:2O a. m.
1t may interest Review readers to
learn that M. o. Peters who at one time
was bookkeeper at Bingham Bros. is
now full-fledged M. D. and is practis-
ing medicine at Riverside, Cal.
Last week Jos. J. Dietz sold his saloon
on North Broadway to his bartender
August KALI, Jr. The new proprietor
took possession at once. Mr.. Dietz
has no definite plans for the future.
Mrs. Frank J. Schmidt and daughter
of Hector, MINI. arrived last week to
spend the holiday season with Mrs.
Schmidt's sister, Mrs. Chas. Engelbert
and their mother, :(Mrs. Margaret
Schmidt
Geo. Crying, popularity known in
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been employed husking corn at the Aug
Loeffelmacher farm this fall and averaged
70 to 80 bushels per day. He husked
in all 274O bushels.
New Ulm Lodge No. So, I. o. O. F.
reelected the following officers for the
= year of 1915: Jno. L. Hoffman,, w. g.;
Gottfried Hoehne, V. G.; Geo. Jacobs.
Secy.; and Frank Burg. Treas.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Steinhauser of
Lamberton spent Christmas Eve at the
1Steinhauser home on South Broadway
Friday morning they left for Minnesota
Lake for brief visit with relatives and
friends.
Last week Prof. Raymond Gruetz-
macher of Minneapolis visited at the
Methodist parsonage. While in the city
he made arrangements to have the
professors Love Sotry" produced at
Turner Theatre next Saturday, Jan.
End by the University Dramatic Club.
J. H. Siegel is undergoing a siege of
typhoid fever and is confined to his bed.
At the present writing he is doing nicely
and hopes to escape severe illness.
Mr.. Siegel has not been feeling at all
we'll since his return from Missouri and
is convinced that his illness is not due
to use of New Ulm water but was prob
ably contracted while away from here.
j The State Banking Department con-
Quoted an examination of the State
Bond & Mortgage Co. recently and
found everything in most excellent con-
,dition with the records showing large
volume of business for the company.
New Ulm is enjoying an era of prosperity
at the present time and there is every
reason to believe that the new company
will continue to prosper.
A. w. Mueller, Supt. of the Electric
Light plant had the misfortune Wednes-
day evening to get the index finger of
his right hand caught in the pump at
the station and badly crushed. The
accident happened between and 8
O'Clock. Altho the injury was severe
it was not necessary to perform an
operation. This accident occurred in the
same place that Chas. Stolz, former
Supt. and later Fred Loesch, received
injuries and more severe than the one
that happened to Mr.. Mueller.
At the annual meeting of the Progress
Lodge, Ancient Order of United Work
men, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Master Work
man, John F. Gronau; Foreman, Otto
Setter; Overseer, Martin Hose; Recorder,
John B. Groebner; Financier, William
Frank; Guide, Eugene Koehler; Inside,
Waterman, John Gratz; Trustee for
years, John Schlumpberger; Fred Pfaen-
der was elected as delegate to the state