New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-03-24
Second Annual
Club Banquet
COMMITTEE HAS ARRANGE
MENTs NEARLY COMPLETE
FOR BIG EVENT.

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WILL BE GIVEN AT TURNER
HALL, THURSDAY EVENING
APRIL 9Th.
One has only to read the invitations
issued by the New Ulm. Commercial
Clubs Entertainment Committee to-
see the vast change that has come over
the spirit of the town. 1t is full of
optimism, hope, certainty of bigger
and better city in the near future and
the business man who receives one OF
these invitations to the Second Booster
Banquet and does not accept it is short
sighted indeed, for nothing is more
sure to work to the good of the COM
munity than to make these club affairs
real successes. Nothing succeeds like
success, is an old saying, and when
the club finds that it's efforts in the
matter of getting together all the differ
ing interests of the city meets with the
approval of the great majority, they
will be encouraged to attack more
momentuos undertakings with the as
surance OF success. The entertainment
Committee in their invitations to the
guests who are to partake of the second
Club, banquet which is to be held at
Turner Hall Thursday, April 9Th, ex-
press their needs as follows:
Wanted: At the Boosters Good
Fellowship Banquet!
Every New Ulm Booster for New Ulm.
At least two hundred live wires with
good healthy appetites. This means
you. If you are not right, see the
doctor at once
Smile! First attempts may hurt, but
repeated efforts will bring happy results.
Prosperity is just around the corner.
I iheftefs New tim Is wisl9Sn
sight. There is no more favored city
in the whole world.
Come Or! Boost! Just little nerve
is required. If you are booster come
to the banquet and get recharged; If
you are not, come and get the spirit.
We are growing, are headed in the
right direction. Push, pull, keep her
going towards 10000 population by
the time of the fifth annual banquet.
It is easy. Help!
The banquet will be served by the
ladies of the New Ulm Turnverein and.
will begin promptly at. $50 as the
feast is to be followed by flow, of wiz
and wisdom, interspersed, with myicsixE
numbers. The speakers have not been
fully decided upon as, that is, not
! all OF them have accepted the, invita-
tion to address their business and mo-
fessional associates and the topics have
not been chosen but the Committee in
charge promises to secure as speakers
people who are we'll informed upon
their subjects, all of which will have
to do with the advancement of the
good of the city.
Fully two hundred banqueters are
invited and hopes are bright that all
will respond and make the affair the
best thing that has ever been pulled
off in the city. Those who have been
invited are at liberty to invite guests
to attend with them and the very
nominal price Of $1.00 per plate will
make this possible for all. Acceptances
or regrets must be received by the
18th of March so that the arrangements
committee will know exactly where they
are at. Mail in your check for your
tickets today, and be one of those who
promote their own good by first striving
for the good of all.
Tomorrow, Thursday evening.
Judge c. G. Krook OF Arizona, will
deliver a lecture on good roads at the
Commercial Club rooms. Mr.. Krook
has given the matter of road building
considerable attention and has had
great deal to do with the building of
roads in the state of Arizona, and is
almost ready to qualify as an expert
on this important subject. All those
who are interested in the matter Of
good roads will be sure to learn some
thing of value when they listen. to Judge
krook on the subject of building good
roads in the state of Arizona. The
meeting will be informal and the talk
is scheduled to begin at eight o'clock.
T. MUELLER NOT A CANDIDATE.