New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-04

fsev. .. y. AlbrochS was at Roches.
ter Sunday and Monday.
Rev. Manner OF ST. Peter was Z New
| Ulm visitor Monday of,thts week.
| Alfred Kellar and family of Wal.
nut Grove spent last week visiting
with New Ulm relatives.
Adolph Schell and daughters OF
Portland, Oregon, write us that they
have removed to Oakland, California.
VIM. Langhof moved from the
Rumble place to that OF q. Martens
during last week. Mr.. Martin will
move to Hinkley some time this week.
Be sure and see our line of shoes
before you buy the best ever and
We can save you money.
F. A. Schrupp.
i There will be meeting OF the Base
Ball Association at Schelps Hall
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The officers
for the new season will be elected and
all fans are urged to be present.
Mrs. L. B. Krook entertained a
small party At dinner Saturday in
honor OF Mrs. Siegel's guests, Mrs. j.
K. HOWE OF Winona and Mrs. E. r.
Critchett.
Miss Vera Strickler was at homo
from Henderson for over SUNDAY.
One OF her fellow-teachers, Miss
Louise Patterson, accompanied Miss
Stricken home for the week end
holiday. =
Mrs. VIM. Wendt entertained three
tables at Bridge Monday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Critchett. .>Mrs.- C.
A. zelle won high prize, Mrs. J. 81.
Sigel second and Mrs. Critchett re-
ceived . "suest price
Prot and Mrs, Alderman were
among those visited BY Dr. Stork
last week. he called there Wednesday
evening and left 3 son. An earlier
visit that day paid by the venerable
bird was at the home of DR.. O. j..
Seifert early in the same day. His
gift there was baby daughter.
The Turner Frauenverein held their
regular birthday celebration Thurs
day Afternoon. The "Geburtstag Kin
der'' we're Mrs. Geo. Schmidt, who
celebrated the birthday of Miss Dora
Schmidt who is spending this winter in
California, Mrs. Kunze and Mrs. Anna
Rinke. Mira. Scheiderich rendered the
congratulations of the society to the
ceiebrants, Mrs. Bell read a message
from Mrs. Maria Popp who is living
with her daughters this year and who
In spite of i'll health did not fell to re-
msmber her old friends, Mrs. Robert
Scherer read Washington 3 Farewell
address in honor of Washington
Bir' hday, Mrs. Frank Burg. read q
very funny, selectian entitled 1''Die
! Schwiegermutter'' ard { the musical
|; numbers we're ful nished by Miss Elsa
iMarti and by the Ladies Trio. The
program was,closed by the singing of
the Star spangled Banner BY the en-
tire company: The supper tables we're
decorated with the national colors and
each guest found 9 little flag at her
plate, .*:
Monday mornin g of this week We
received letter from q subscriber
roasting us to q turn :: because we had
not changed the date. on his paper
altho he had sent US subscription
remittance some three weeks ago.
Partly for the benefit of the su bscriber
referred to but chiefly for the benefit
OF other. subscribers, We are stating
here the reason Why that date has not
been changed. First, understand, we
are not kicking because we were called
to account for the failure to change
tho We admit the roast vas q little
warmer than we like. We want our
subscribers to form the habit OF
watching their date labels and to call
our attention to it il we fall down il
the matter. But We, would explain
that we have q system of taking care
OF this part of our work which we
must necessarily follow out and that
means in some instances delay OF
SIX weeks if the subscription happens
to come In just after we have COM
pleted making the changes that have
accumulated. To one member of our
working force is assigned the duty of
Keeping the date labels ia shape.
Each member of the force works the
entire afternoon Of only one Saturday
in each six weeks. On that Saturday
ne has his Own special task and thus
1t happens that only once in six weeks
the date labels are all corrected. The
subscriber who pays on the Monday