New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-05-20

Memorial Services Wills held at the
German Methodist Church Sunday next
for the old veterans. Rev. Holm will
speak.
Editor Hodges and John Wiesner,
both OF Sleepy Eye, were in the city last
Wednesday in the interest Of the can
didacy OF Major w. w. Smith for State
Senator
Major Albert Pfaender has accepted
the invitation of the G.. A. r. of Sleepy
Eye to deliver the address on memorial
Day, Saturday, May Both. About Ia
members OF the Second Regiment Band
will furnish the music for the occasion.
IMITATION PANAMA HATS GIVEN
s. AWAY:
IF you want one of these nom
crushable Panama hats call on
your grocer and he will supply you.
EAGLE ROLLER MILL co.
At o'clock this morning will occur
the marriage of Miss Clara Flor and
Mr.. Jos. Wa,bel at Holy Trinity
Church and at 4 o'clock this afternoon
Miss Meta Falk and Mr.. VIM. Ebert
will speak their VOWS before Rev.
Albrecht at the Lutheran church..
Wednesday and Thursday June 3rd
and 4th the Second District Bankers
Association meets in annual convention
at Fairmont. Emil G. Hage, cashier of
the Brown County Bank, is President Of
the association and will respond to the
address OF welcome Attorney w. H.
Dempsey Of this city will deliver an adj
dress on the g Negotiable Instrument Act"
at the Thursday afternoon session. Mine
host F.. W. johnson is down on the pro-
gram under the heading OF Responses"
Larry" Kennedy former New Ulmite
will regale the bankers with dialect
stories. New Ulm certainly furnishes
is share of the entertainment.
Mrs. Anna Maltzahn who has been
visiting with friends in Cincinnati all
winter left for Germany last week. She
sailed on the "Imperator' on the 18th
in company with the Rudolphis. The
New Ulm Post will keep them all in
formed as to the doings of their New
Ulm friends of whom there are many
who wish the travellers pleasant stay
in the Fatherland. The "Imperator'
on it's next trip will take another New
Ulm passenger for Germany as one Of the
teachers Of the public schools, Miss
Frieda Wiegand, will spend her summer
vacation there. Miss Wiegand has been
in our schools for two years and will
return next fall. She has charge Of the
second primary in the new Lincoln
Building.
Yesterday saw the beginning Of the
sale of tickets for the University Week
when Rev. Holm and DR.. Weiser started
out at noon There is little reason to
doubt that the people Of the city will
respond heartily but let it be promptly
since there is a considerable sum to be
raised and it should not become burden
upon the promoters. There will also be
tickets on sale at the stores and at the
Citizens Bank so that no one need wait
for some one to ask him to buy. The
seats are Is cents for single number
and $1.00 for the season which admits
to everything. Programs may also be
had at the Bank and a complete list of
the numbers will appear in the Review
next week. The program remains prac-
tically as previously announced and since
it is necessary to publish it next week no
mention of the special features will be
made in this article. We have programs
here at the office, however, and any one
wishing information may get it by
calling us up. Telephone 1O1 Let
every one boost for the success Of this
years work.