New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
LOCAL NOTES

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mont.
Henry Thiel Of Gibbon, was here
Sunday
Z. NJ. Nelson OF Candy, arrived in
the city the first Of the week ON business.
The annual meeting Of the Brown
County Bank will be held Thursday
afternoon, January II.
Mrs. B. Bergeson and daughter The.
resa from WATERFOWL, S. D. are visiting
Mrs. Berge sons brothers, George and
Anto Preisinger.
E. D. Backer who is located in Mil
waukee where he is attending the con-
seryatory sends New Years greetings to
all his New Ulm friends.
Miss Myrtle Hartmahn left for st.
Paul the latter part of the week, after.
spending the holiday VACATION at the
Fred Behnke home in this CITY,
Miss Minnie Hoffman, who has spent
the past several years in California is
located at present in Denver, Colorado.
Her friends will look to see her here, now,
that she is SO near.
Miss Viola Goetsch left Saturday for
Mankato where she intended to visit
friends for short time before returning
to her duties at Pillsbury Academy in
sOwatonna. j [E
The annual meeting of the congre-
CATION Of the Congregational church will
he held at the church parl ors, Thursday
evening, at 1880 O'clock Reports of
officers will be read and officers elected.
Miss Ackerson of Elbow Lake, MINI.
has returned there to take up her school
duties after a vacation spent with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ackerson and
her grandmother Mrs. H. Kiesling.
Mrs. JOS Flor was called to Marshall
recently because OF tie serious illness of
her six-months old grandson, child of
Mr.. and Mrs A. j.. Gag. The little one
had pneumonia but it is thot to besim-
proving at is time. -.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rawson If Miles
City, Montana. were here over Sunday
to spend the day with the R.. G. Rawson
family. They were on buying ex-.
petition to the Twi1 Cities as they have
"a store in Miles City. * =
Charlie EmmericEAis passing the cigars
ON the best piece OF luck ever, baby
daughter who arrived Saturday to k. ep~
the three boys c mpany and rule them
w tn a rod of iron as she grows older.
The little miss weighs IL ponds already
and is strong and sturdy
Mrs. George Leary entertained small
group OF her friends at 500 party, Sun
-~day evening. There were three tables
at cards. Prizes were awarded to Mr.
Frank Kosek and Mrs. Otto Heymann
and Mr. John Nagel and Mrs. Herman
5Schie1nann. \. -re r..
T. TIE Edelwei=s Club recently organized
among Che young girls OF the Turnverein
held its first social meeting last week
Wednesday and~enjoyed very pleasant
time. A short program was given and
the ladies of the Frauenverein attended
as the Edelweiss Club is an adjunct of
their society as the Zoegling is OF the,
Turner Society.
The .Womens Literary, Club met
yesterday with Mrs. H l.. Beecher. The
Gu is studying South America this
: year and Mrs. Wheeler's paper was on
Argentine and Mrs Herman Held's on
: The Andes. Ms. Siegei was guest and
gave an informal talk on Panama ana
the points visited en- her recent trip
South. ~- ~-.-.- #S2
Sheriff w. J. Julius went to St. Paul
yesterday on business. The story cir
culated on the streets yesterday morning
to the effect that farmer had been held
up and robbed near the Alvin bridge,
two miles west of town, late Monday
night, proved to be an error. The tale
proved to be the outcome of quarrel
of rninor Importance, which occurred in
stf1at vicinity, according to the authorities.
Chief Of, Police Holm Jerzog is confined
to his home with a serious attack of the
grip. He caught severe cold between
Christmas and New Years, but stuck to
his post until a few days ago, when he
was obliged to remain at home He is
improving now and expects to be on duty
within short time. Night Policeman
Alvin Harmening is on duty days during
the chiefs enforced absence:
The State Bank cf New Ulm re-
elected the following directors at its
annual meeting, held a few day so.
Ferdin nd Crone, J. A. Ocir, Charles H.
i C+I,oho Dr q O. StricS1o, uopr11 D