New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-26

i Miss Alice Potter Of Springfield was
the guest Of Miss Lulu Doehne last week.
Supt. A. ]. Mueller of the electric
light plant was in the Cities over Sum
day.
Chas. w. Hermann and family of
Fairfax were in the city Sunday visiting
friends and relatives.
| Mrs. E. Metzinger will entertain. a
number Of her Springfield friends at an
afternoon company to-day, Wednesday.
Rev. Westerkamp ofI.springfeld, Rev.
Aug. Rewald of Cologne and Rev.
Herting Of Gaylord visited at I the
Lutheran parsonage last week.
Louis Wellner and his niece, Miss
Hilda Wellner, who have been in the
city the past week visiting with Mrs.
Wellner who submitted to an operation
at the Union Hospital, returned to
Fairfax Monday.
For the purpose of discussing the
freight situation the freihgt agents of this
division Of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway will meet today at Rochester.
About rs to 80 agents are expected to
attend. Among them will be Agent F.
P Starr of this city.
DR.. G.. B. Weiser will go to Mankato
Friday to attend meeting of represen-
tatives of several counties in reference
to the establishment of district tuber-
culous sanatorium. This question has
been up so often and it seems likely that
the agitation will not cease until some
thing is accomplished. Members of the
County Board will also attend the meet
ing.
Mrs. E. J. Buehrer left Sunday for a
trip to the Pacific States. She visited
over Monday with her daughters in St.
Paul and left Monday night for Omaha
where she expected to meet her two
sisters from Illinois with whom she is to
make the trip. They will go by way of
Los Angeles, and San Francisco and will
visit brother in Seattle, returning by
northern route.
We are in receipt this week of copy
Of the Worthington High School Annual.
The book is called ''The Moccasin" and
the cover page bears design in gold
of the state flower on a purple cover
stock. The work was done at the
Worthington Globe shop and is very
neat and attractive. Mr.. Lewis who
taught in the New Ulm Schools two
years had charge of getting the work
out.
i Last Monday the End Regiment
Band was 16 years old. They entered
the military service May oath, 1899,
and from small beginnings they have
worked themselves up to point where
they are considered one of the best bands
in the State of Minnesota. The band
is so busy at the present time that they
have no time to celebrate their birthday
anniversary. This may be done at a
later date. They are planning now to
give their first park concert Sunday
June 9Th. If the weather conditions
are right the citizens of New Ulm and
vicinity will be treated to their first
open-air concert of the season week
from next Sunday.
This weeks issue contains a couple
of columns Of editorials written by the
High School girls and boys. We have
given them page by themselves on
the inside of the paper, not because
their ideas were not worthy of more
prominent space but because it was
the only available space in this issue.
; We would urge all of our older readers
to turn to this page and see what the
young folks think of us old people.
Get glimpse of what their minds
run on and you will have view into
the future of the city and of your children
Their energy and optimism may be
contagious too, and do something fol
their elders. The subjects on which
they write are live ones and their ideas
are worthy of the attention of thei1
elders. They are lively bunch.