New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-08

The Misses Mollie and Mar
garet Collins spent Sunday with
friends in Rochester.
VIM. Pfefferle's new delivery
wagon is a dandy and the things
delivered in it should be better
than usual.
DR.. Geo. B. Weiser left Mon
day morning for Winona on a pro-
fessional trip. He is expected
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grausam
are entertaining Miss Mary Theu-
rer OF St. Paul at the present
time.
Carl Braunreiter, Jr. who has
rented farm near Clements in
Redwood Co., removed there with
his family last week.
John Groebner is the new clerk
in Crone Bros. Clothing Store.
He. succeeds Leo Sprenger who
will take a course in window
decorating after Easter.
Last Wednesday afternoon
twenty-five members of the So
ciety Of Foreign Missions of the
Methodist Church were entertain
ed by Mrs. Herman Durbahn at
her home near Klossner.
Mrs. Carl Fuerst returned to
the bedside of her father, John
Hauenstein, ST.. last week after
q trip to Chicago to be present at
the funeral of her husbands
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fuerst were also expected to re-
turn to New Ulm yesterday.
Mrs. John Sporting received the
sad news Thursday that her
mother, Mrs. John George Meyer
had died at Monroe, Mich, aged
IS years. Mrs. Sperling was not
ablee to attend the funeral because
she is still confined to bed with
typhoid fever.
Louis Martin and family of St.
Peter have recently removed to
New Ulm from St. Peter to make
their home here. Mr.. Martin is
a carpenter and will be employed
on the new hospital this summer.
He worked here last summer also.
They have located at $780, No.
MINI. Street for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Giefer and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth,
LETT Thursday for Thief River
Falls, MINI. where they expect to|
make their future home. Mr..
Giefer has a farm near Thief River
Falls which he expects to work
himself. Mike Giefer who is emil
ployed at the Pioneer Drug Store
,ygllls remain here for the present.
Owatonna remains dry. The
recount recently held of the ball
lots cast at the last election for
and against license, resulted in
giving the "drys'' one more vote
than was originally reported by
the judges of election. DR.. Milo
%: Price, William Peller and Geo. ;
w. Peachey acted as the commits
sioners to do the recounting.
Thursday Of this week will occur
the debate on the question of
Woman Suffrage before the Mems
Club Of the Congregational
Church. Mr.. F. w. johnson will |
uphold the affirmative Of the
question and Major Pfaender will
defend the negative. Men Of the
city are invited to attend. The
meeting will be held as as usual
at the church and will begin at 8!
r. M.
New Ulm High Schools dele
cation at Carleton College came
home last Friday to spend their
spring vacation. The boys will
have till Easter Monday to recu-
perate from their strenuous col
legiate activities. Four Of the
local boys are attending Carleton
this year. They are Harkin Mas
sopust; Elmer Cordes, Waldemar
Huevelmann and Alfred Ruemke.
The first three named are making
a strong bid for places on the col
lege base ball team and are also
expected to do something in track
athletics.
The proposed closing Of the bar
Der shops at seven o'clock instead
OF eight, the customary hour for
closing, does not seem to meet
the approval of all the BARRIERS of
New Ulm. The plan would be al
right if all the patrons could be
cared for in the shorter day but
this seems to be an irnpossibility.