New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-07
LOCAL NOTES


Edward Bentdahl of Churchbridge,
Saskatchewan, Can. is spending a
month with relatives in the city.
Miss Frieda Mas of Winthrop has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
SchrOeck and with friends at Court
land. She will remain until Friday.
Miss Laura Moll, the seventeen year
old daughter of Fl. J. Mol, Jr., I'M
derwent an operation at the Hospital
last Friday. She is recovering as
rapidly as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auiderheide and
Miss Hertha Aufderheide returned
Monday evening from a weeks visit
pleasantly spent at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Arthur L. Book Of Spen-
Ger, Wis.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Meierding
from Morgan and Mrs. Henry Meier
ding and children from Springfield
spent New Years with Mrs. Arnold
Cordes. On Friday Mrs. Cordes gave
Il reception in honor of her CUES is.
Mr.. Meierding is brother of Mrs.
Cordes.
Teacher S. DUN Of w aterloo, Wis.
Son-in-law OF FL. w. Engalbert of this
lily, has accepted the call to the
Lutheran parOchial school of Rev.
aaase's cOngreg alton in ST. Paul.
Mr.. Engelbert left Saturday to help
them move. Mrs. DUN and son are
expected here in day or two for a
brief visit with her parents.
The private dance given by Go. "A''
at Turner Hall Saturday evening nroved
very pleasant affair. The fact that
the dancers stayed until the wee
small hours is the best proof that the
event was thoroly enjoyed. About
forty-fou couples were in attendance,
the active members of the company
appearing in their blue uniforms.
The funeral of May. the two year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Brandt OF Hampton, N. D. was held
from the Catholic church yesterday
lTuesday) morning. Mrs. Brandt was
formerly Miss Anthony Of this city.
The little child died Saturday from
the shock of an operation for appen-
saicEtis performed On her in a Devils
Lake hospital. The remains reached
the city Monday noon.
Sixteen young people, guests of
Master Willard Vogel and his cousin,
Miss Myrtle Hartmann of st. Paul,
formed merry party TO watch the old
year out at the Vogel home New
Years Eve. The girls and boys were
between the ages of ten and fourteen
and they had the time of their lives.
All sorts OF games suitable to the
occasion we're employed to hasten the
passing Of the last hours Of the year
and when 1911 arrived he was greeted
with all due honor and rejoiciugs.
Seven Of the girls remained wish their
hostess ali night and enjoyed 3 slum-
Der party and ooe Of the boys was
Wizards guest all night The
youngsters are still Ia liking about the
fun they had.
New Years morning it looked as
tho the weather man had a mind to
change the order for weather. But it
vas only a threat and spite of all
the scowling skies and the wind that
whirled great clouds of dust and snow
before it for an hour or two the net
result was any thing but real winter.
It was only a bluff and if the weather
man Goes not look out he will not be
able to make the bluff good for ;Old
Sol is getting pretty strong and lively
ibese days. He gets up bit earlier
and forestalls any attempts at cold
during the day and even King Boreas
seems to be loafne On the job and
does net get around at night Oh the
North wind so that even ia the depth
Of the darkness it is not cold enough
70 make one realize that it really is
January. No doubt this warm SPELL
will save endless suffering among the
poor OF the cities.
The Second Regiment Band may
feel splendidly endorsed by the public
and CONTRAST the treatment received at
she hands of their fellow townsmen
with that accorded the boys Of the
Scenic City Band of Redwood Falls
when they attempted to give concert
recently. They got scant 80 to attend
aitho the admission price was only Is
cents. Contrast that with crowded
house at Turner Hall last Sunday
evening when our boys made their
fifteenth appearance before the same
public in formal concert. The treas
aver reports that S2la. was received