New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-06

the Pfaender residence for the winter.
Miss Helen Wehye of Minneapolis
was Thanksgiving guest of New Ulm
relatives.
Rudolph Bach, advance agent for the
Oberammergauer Theater Co. is visiting
his family here this week.
Mrs. Ellen McSteen of St. James, was
the guest of Mrs. H. C. Hess over Sum
day.
The families of Andrew Stockstead
and Ed. Remele of Sleepy Eye spent
Sunday visiting with Mrs. F. A. Schnob-
rich.
Charles Hardecker, member of the
Second Regiment, M. N. G., in camp on
the Mexican border, is expected home
within a day or two, his term of enlist
ment having expired.
DR.. Stricken postal cards. his friends
in New Ulm, writing from Habana, Cuba,
that they are. having very enjoyable
trip; says they are wearing summer
clothing but nights are cool.
Prof. H. C. Hess will go to Minneapolis
Saturday to meet with the committee
on arrangements for the meeting of the
school superintendent of the state, to be
held at the University of Minnesota next
spring.
Luther Nichols, who came here with
the body of his mother, whose funeral
was held at the old homestead in Cotton
wood township Monday, will visit friends
in this vicinity before returning to his
home at North Yakima, Wash.
Miss Alma Mayer, who is teaching in
the High School at LIE Sueur Center,
spent the Thanksgiving holiday with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. George Mayer,
in this city, returning to her school Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Melita Spoerhase and Mrs.
Pauline Fritsche spent Thanksgiving
at the Spoerhase home in Winthrop.
Clifford Letch of St. Paul spent
Thanksgiving with his cousin, Douglas
Garrow.
The gymnasium at Turner Hall was
just about large enuf to accommodate
those who wanted to attend the annual
Hasenpfeffer event at that Hall. All
seemed to be having good time and the
Hasenpfeffer was especially good.
Henry Hartmann of Sleepy Eye was
New Ulm visitor the last of the week.
He spent part Of his time at the Chas.
Kaiser home and part of it at the Her
man Pfaender farm looking over the
cattle raised there. Mr.. Hartmann
raises Duroc Jerseys hogs and Hereford
cattle.
Alex Garrow and Albert Fritsche came
home from the University to spend
to investigate the condition of their
look a little thin but they'll no doubt
Christmas time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher entertained
number of Thanksgiving guests, among
them being Mrs. Beecher's mother and
sister, Mrs. Treadwell and Miss Jean,
Miss Forbush, and Prof. and Mrs. E. c.
Carlton, all of St. Peter, the Misses Edna
and Helen Olson of jamestown, New
York, and Paul Howard of Pipestone,
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Among those who, were here Monday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Michael
Schuster, were the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. J. Sieberg, and daughter, Lenore,
Mankato; Mrs. F; x: schlumpberger,
Wanda; Mrs. John Baar, Mrs. M.
Pincke, Mrs. x. Seidl, Mrs. John
Schroepfer, Mrs. F. Schnobrich. Mrs.
William Brust, Mrs. K. Krymarzick,
Mrs. J. Losleben and Miss Julia Los
leben, Sleepy Eye.
The Ruby showed "The Rosary to
two capacity houses Thanksgiving night:
The pictures were said to be very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arhart entertained
a pleasant party Thanksgiving in honor
of family birthdays which fell near the
day. Her sons Ira of Essig and Louis
of West Newton were the honor guests.
The family of the latter and the Otto
meyer and Engelbert families made up
the rest of the guests who gathered
about a table loaded in real Thanks
giving style.
At the weekly skat tournament which
was held at Turner Hall Monday evening
Otto Oswald captured the first prize with
10 net games; Robert Williams the second
prize with 480 net points and Charles
Stuebe, Sr. walked off with the third
prize with club solo against A mata-
dores. Skat is looking up in this town.
Monday evening they played at tables
and after Christmas an even better at
tendance is expected.
The offices OF the Minnesota CONNER
cial Mems Association in the Palace
Building in Minneapolis were broken
into on Sunday and the metal cabinets
opened with jimmies and the records
were scattered all over the floor. AS
far as can be ascertained now, there is
nothing missing. If the burglars ex-
pected to unearth lot of money, they
were certainly disappointed, because all
the money is banked every day and there
is none of it left in the office.
Everything in New Ulm going
round, Thanksgiving night when four