New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-12

Mrs. Nick Hoss left Friday afternoon
for a brief visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. H. Ozias visited last week
with friends and relatives in St. Paul.
Edwin R. Laue received word last
week that he had passed his examination
as assistant pharmacist.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson returned Sunday
from week spent with St. Paul rela-
tives.
Andrew Stevenson of Chicago is
spending week visiting at the home of
his uncle, Alexander Russell.
The law firm of Clague and Streissgut
of Redwood Falls has dissolved partner
ship. Both attorneys will continue the
practise of law in their home town.
| Mrs. Mueller-Andre Sorenson re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis
Saturday afternoon after visit of two
weeks with her school friends in New
Ulm.
Prof. John Meyer returned Friday
afternoon from Milwaukee where he had
attended session of an executive COM
mittee which is entrusted with the
working out of plans for the uniting of
all the German Lutheran Synods into
one body to be known as the Synodal
Conference.
Julius Mielke and family left for Los
Angeles, CAL, their new home last
Saturday evening. Before they left Mr..
Mielke's son of Porter, Mo. visited at
home for several days. He is now
working in coal mine but expects next
fall to move onto fruit farm which he
recently purchased in Florida.
Miss Bertha Hummel who has been
visiting her brothers for a couple of
weeks expected to leave yesterday on
gave dancing party in her honor at
Woodman Hall last Thursday evening
at which the young people had the best
time they have enjoyed in a long while.
Wartha's Band furnished the music
which was especially bewitching and
added much to the success of the occasion.
The hall was prettily decorated with
flags and streamers and lighted with pink
shaded globes.
Last week Mr.. Van Doren of the C. E.
Brown Land Co., brought to the Review
Office wonder in the vegetable line
which he declared is nothing specially
wonderful where it grew. 1t was a
bunch of asparagus tips, each one
averaging at least an inch in diameter
and dozen and half of them made
big supply for an ordinary dinner. The
asparagus when cooked proved to be
quite as tender and fine favored as the
smaller specimens which we grow here.
Mr. Van Doren had the vegetable sent
from his old home in New Jersey.4to
show Minnesota people what they can
do back East We are Obliged TO
admit that we never saw anything quite
so fine in this line here, and acknowledge
pleasant treat. #s$
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the New Ulm Savings & Loan Asso-
citation will be held at the office of the
Secretary Friday evening May 18th,
for the purpose Of ammending Paragraph
of the Articles Of Incorporation. The
article in question now provides for the
election of president, vice president,
secretary, treasurer and the attorney by
the Board of Directors from it's own
members. 1t is contemplated to change
it that the attorney will not necessarily
have to be member of the Board of
Directors. At their monthly meeting,
held last Thursday evening. Albert
Steinhauser and George Hogen were
at that meeting elected to fill the vacan-
cies caused by the deaths of Jos. A.
Eckstein and Christ F. Ruemke, and
will serve out their unexpired terms. At
the time of his death, Mr.. Ruemke was
treasurer of the New Ulm Savings &
Loan Association and Frank H. Behnke
was elected as his successor.