New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-05-23

A dance is to be given at the Armory
Saturday evening.
DR.. T. F. Hammermeister was a
Sleepy Eye visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Metag Of Redwood
Falls visited New Ulm friendz Tuesday.
Work is progressing on Henry Seifert's
new residence on South State street.
Mrs. A. M. Nash of Tracy was guest
over Monday night of Mrs. F. p. Starr.
Walter Key and family Of Winona
arrived here Saturday evening for brief
visit with relatives and friends
DR.. j. w. B. Welcome and Dr.. Frank
lin Stricken of Sleepy Eye were in the
city Monday and appeared as witnesses
before. the grand jury.
Attorney Aug. G. Erickson, who also
edits the Springfield Free Press as side
line, has been in the city this week attend
ing the district court. ~
Attorneys from many of the neigh
boring towns and counties are numerous
in the city this week, attending the May
term OF the district court, which opened
Monday morning.
Miss Araminta Schoch gave an enter
tainment last evening at the High
School auditorium, under the auspices
Of the D. O. T., the girls dramatic So
ciety of the high school.
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Mrs. H. w. Beecher Saturday after
noon entertained the members of the
Ladies Literary club at her home on
South German street. Miss Araminta
Schoch was the guest of hornor.
The Misses Margaret and Mollie
Collins and Mrs. Warner Coleman of
Minneapolis, and William Dapper and
A. Jensen autoed to Brooklings, S. D.
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
! Otto Wiedenmann, county organizer
for the Farmers Non-Partisan Political
league, is now working among the farmers
in the vicinity Of Sleepy Eye. MI.
Wiedenmann says he is meeting with
excellent success and large number are
joining the ranks of the organization.
Mrs. John Hardy of Sleepy Eye, who
recently submitted to an operation on
one of her feet at local hospital, re-
turned home Wednesday. Mr.. Hardy,
who is recovering from the effects of a
railway accident suffered last winter,
came down to accompany his wife home.
The coffee social under the auspices
of the Ladies society of the Friedens
church, held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Mueller, COL
North German street, was very largely
patronized. not only by the attendants
of that church, but by the public in
general.
The "Queen of the May cantata was
given last week in the Grand Opera
house at Northfeld, by the school
children, In program note expressing
thanks and appreciation to the teachers
for help and cooperation, the name of
Miss Eunice Starr Of New Ulm is one to
receive especial mention.
Miss Katherine Kester of the High
! School went to Minneapolis Friday, to
be present at gathering of the entire
family at the home of their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Reese B. Kester, before her
brother leaves to join the navy. Miss
Kester's father is pastor of the Simpson
M. E. church in Minneapolis.
Thru the connivance of his daughters
Sheriff w. Julius was pleasantly sur
prised by fifteen of his gentlemen friends
Tuesday evening, at his official residence
! near the court house, the occasion being
! his birthday. A fine dinner was served
and the sheriff was presented with a
handsome automobile robe and other
gifts.
Redwood Falls is soon to have free
delivery of mail. The city council has
ordered street signs, and notified the
citizens to number their houses and
business places. This work will be done
at once, altho it may be several months
before the government gets the ma
chinery! going sufficiently to begin the
free delivery service.
The health play given by the pupils
OF, the first and second grades of the
Lincoln building was splendidly pre-
sented. The children were in cos
tune and faithfully depicted Mother
Goose Up-to-Date, and did credit to
the training of their teacher, Miss
Elizabeth Wheeler. The play was the
hit" OF the afternoon.
ST.. Peter Tribune. $
August Marschner, formerly of this
city, now employed on the Winona
Herold, has been appointed first lieu
tent ofthe Machine Gun company, of the
Second Regiment. He was in the city
Saturday preparing the payroll of the
members OF the company who are to
receive extra pay for the time they
served on the Mexican border last
summer and fall.
Politics got mixed up in the Home
Guard movement at Mankato, but in
stead Of killing the organization in that
city, there are ''two companies where
but one grew before" Judge Com
stock started out to organize the guard
but In some way neglected to invite some
prominent citizens to join. These patri-
OTIS took it as a personal slight, and i'm
| mediately proceeded to Organize q COM