New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-29
LOCAL NOTES

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with his parents, He is employed in the
County Treasurer's office at Faulkton,
S. Dakota.
The faculty of DR.. M. l.. College were
entertained last Friday evening by
! Prof. R. Albrecht at his home on N.
Payne St.
I'm. Albrecht of Waterloo. Iowa and
the Misses Amanda and Esther Zaske
of Renville spent Friday and Saturday
last week at the Otto Burk home.
! Mrs. Frederick Walther who is spend
ing the winter with relatives in Los
Angeles writes that she is feeling fine and
enjoying herself very much.
Mrs. Bellm who is visiting in Montana
this winter writes of her stay with
different friends but says she misses her
New Ulm friends very much.
The next meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held on
Tuesday, December IL. A number of
highway petitions are to be considered
at that time.
Prof. and Mrs. H. C. Hess are expect
ing their daughter, Mrs. George N. Drew,
and her daughter Dorothy, here today
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation at
their home in this city. Il
Mrs. John Dengler returned last week
from visit with" her sons family at
Madelia. She attended the christening
services OF her little grandson, Donald
Arthur, who is getting to be fine big lad.
The City Council will hold a special
meeting at noon today, to take up the
matter of the new heating plant with the
New Ulm Heating Company and the
contractors who built it.
I Prof. H. c.. Hess went to Minneapolis
Saturday to meet with the committee
to prepare for the work of the Association
! of School Superintendent next spring.
The meeting was held at the University
of Minnesota.
! The banquet to have been given under
the auspices of the Mems Club of the
Congregational church last week, and
which was postponed on account of the
large amount of sickness, will probably
not be held until after Christmas.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the New Ulm Commercial Club at the
club rooms Monday afternoon, the old
officers were reelected for another year
as follows: President, G. A. Ottomeyer;
vice president, J. A. Ochs; secretary
treasurer, w. F. Meile.
The first deer of the season was re-
ceived at the American express office
here yesterday morning. It was shipped
by B. C. Schueller, who is hunting big
game in the vicinity of Mahnomen, in
the northern part of the state.
Two automobiles, one driven by
F.: August Bitzener of Searles, and the other
by Joseph Kottke of Klossner, collided
at the corner of Minnesota and First
North streets Sunday. A slightly bent
fender was the only damage.
| Sunday nights show at Turner
Theatre, "A Pair of Queens" proved
very amusing to those who like farce
comedies. A stock company, the we'll
known Frank Long people will hold
! the boards all next week.
Practically all Of the teachers in the
public schools, who reside outside of the
city will remain here for Thanksgiving,
only few going to their homes for the
holiday. Most Of them have been in
vited out for Thanksgiving dinners by
residents of the city.
Max Burg won the first prize at the
skat tournament Monday evening, with
fourteen net games. J. P. Graft took the
second with 583 points The third was
! won by H. Grausam with a club solo
against 3 matadores. An extra prize
went to DR.. J. P. Graft with high play
of 100 points.
In spite of the great number of enter
tainments which were scheduled for
last week, and particularly for Thursday
evening, the second of the series of the
University Lyceum course members
was we'll attended and the concert was
much enjoyed.
Corporal J. F. Mueller who was here
recently recruiting volunteers for the
United States army, reports that he Sc
cured three New Ulm boys for the service
as follows: Walter Schliecker, field
artillery; Tom A. Johnson, infantry;
Paul R. Schmielle, coast artillery.
| Two nartieS of h,,ntarS SATURDAY. and