New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-19
LOCAL NOTES


DR.. J. H. Vogel made a professional
call at Cambria yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mazda ovelace of Eyota is
spending week visiting at the home CT
her sister, Mrs. M. Nellie.
Mrs. C. A. Miller came up from St.
Peter Saturday for visit of few days
with her son DR.. C. C.. Miller and family
Mrs. Josephine Lamm and son, and
the Misses Bertha and Lydia Zobel of
Mankato attended the Zobel-Krueger
nuptials last Wednesday.
Rev. Lindholm, who has for the past
7 IL years been pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran Church of Lafayette village
left Monday afternoon for Des Moines,
Iowa, where he will perform the duties
of secretary of the Lutheran Conference.
Miss Winifred Roos who has been
visiting the past few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. F. W. Peuser and her cousin,
Mrs. Max Pfaender, returned to her
home at Butler, Wis. yesterday after
noon.
Last Thursday Henry Durbahn left
for Cook County in this state where he
will assist in breaking over stretch of
land which is owned by himself and his
two brothers, Albert of Sleepy Eye and
VIM of this city. He expects to return
home the latter part of the month.
Rev. Geo. Mayer conducted the exa-
animation of the following confirmation
class at the Nicollet Frieden's church
last Thursday forenoon: Otto Wills,
Willie Krohn, Elard Klitzke, Max Joern,
Charley, Earl and Clifford Summers.
They will be confirmed on Pentecost
Sunday.
There is every indication that St.
Peter will have an up-to-date white
Way" before the snow commences to
fly. F. M. Wilson, superintendent of
the Municipal Lighting Plant has been
authorized to prepare an estimate of
the cost of the white Way and if
the expenses do not run too high it is
confidently expected that the City Coun-
Gil will order the improvement made
At the annual meeting of the Spring
field Fire Department recently held the
following former New Ulmites were
elected as officers: Henry Langmack,
Chief; H. H. Mueller, foreman and A.
Niemann, assistant foreman of the hook
and ladder company. Henry Lang
mack, August G. Erickson and John
Boettger were elected as delegates to
represent the department at the State
Convention in Pine City in June.
Last Tuesday the annual convention
of the Knights of Columbus was held
at St. Peter. Nearly 100 delegates
were present representing membership
of 10000. The gain for the past year
was a trifle better than 10 per cent
The next annual convention will be held
at Brainerd. Five delegates were elected
to represent the Knights of Columbus
State in the Supreme Council which
meets at Seattle, WASH, the first week
in August. St. Patricks Council of
this city was represented by Henry j.
Berg and John J. Moriarity. The latter
was member of the press committee.
The special meeting of the stock
holders of the New Ulm Savings & Loan
Association held at the office of the
secretary last Friday evening was not
very largely attended. The meeting
had been called for the purpose of a.
amending paragraph of the Articles of
Incorporation so as to make it possible
for the Directors to appoint an attorney
without his being a member of the
Directorate. This change was I'M
animously decided upon. The officers
were directed to prepare the necessary
certificate and file it with the proper
officers and have it published according
to law.