New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-15
sEARLEs CLIPPINGS.

GeO.s HaVemalerz from &GOGIOnWOOu Is
spending a few days this week at the
Frank RetzlaH home.
Miss Stella Spelbrink arrived here
from Ivanhoe last Saturday and took
up her duties as teacher in District No.
4, which opened Monday. The school
in District No. 5 also opened Monday
with Miss Gretchen Winkelmann from
New Ulm as teacher.
The Searles Shipping Association
will have their annual meeting next
Wednesday afternoon, January Is, at 2
p. m. i'll Fischer's hail.
Miss Rose Reinarts left for Golden
again last Saturday after a few weeks
stay here with her parents.
The Sigel & Cottonwood Percheron
Horse Co. held their annual meeting last
Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Gotthilf Kas-
suelke IS place. Also election of Of
ficers took place, the following being
for the coming term: Pres, Gotthif
Kassuelke; vice pres, Isidor Haas, man
ager and treas, And. Portner; sec, Jos.
j. Sperl; directors, Jos. N. Schaefer,
Martin Mohr, and Herman Kretsch.
Mr.. Kassuelke also served them with a
very delicious supper which they en-
joyed very much.
Mrs. William Hughes and two little
sons returned to their home in Mankato
latter being guests a few weeks here
with relatives.
Walter Leick, little son of Leo P.
Leick who has been very i'll with in
fluenza has recovered again and is up
and around
Mr.: John schugel, ST., shipped a car
load of cattle of his own to South ST.
Paul on Monday January 10, from New:
/. Ulm. Mr.. Schugel went down with the.
of the week.
Miss Katie Kunz returned to Madelia
last Tuesday, January Z, after staying
a few days at the home Of <her sister
and brother in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Leo.
r. Leick and family
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Searles State bank held
last Friday, January 10, the following
directors were reelected for the ensu-
ing year: L.. Redding and John Haas,
from Lamberton, John Reinhart, Geo.
j. Grossmann and w. j. Strate from
here. AT the directors meeting which
was held the same day, the following
officers were elected: pres, L. Redding;
vice pres, John Reinhart and Cashier,
Wilbur j. Strate.
Miss Agnes Kluck had the misfor-
tune last Monday morning~to fallsdown
their stairway. She was not hurt Sc
verely, only. a terrible shock, from
which she is over already. She hurt
her arm a little. and had a pain in her
side. She will be able to go to school
again i'll a few days.
Messrs. Jos. J. Sperl and Tom Sta
dick attended the annual meeting of
the Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. on Monday, January IS. Di-
rectors and officers were elected as fol
lows: Directors, Albert Werner, Mil
ford; Nick Schwartz, Leavenworth; A.
| Hillesheim, Stark; H. A. Hillesheim ST.
gel; Jos. j. Sperl, Cottonwood; F. Grau-
son, Prairieville; John Cutting, Home;
j. j. Ryan, North Satr;- Peter Carten-
sen, Eden. Officers are as follows:
pres, Arnold Hillesheim; vice pres,
!, Jos. j. Sperl; Sec, JOS. J. Sperl, and
treas, Nick Schwartz. The annual
statement presented at the meeting con
tains the following policy exhibit and
cash statement:
Policy Exhibit.
Policies. in force Dec. 81, 1917. 2,504s
Policies issued during year. 80. 681s
Total $3.50. 3,1s5
Policies expired and ceased to be
in force $50
Balance in force Dec. 81, 191s.... 1929
Receipts.
Bal cash Oh hand Dec. 81, 1917 $55O.ll
Cash reed from 1917 assess
ment 5000. $1,000. ..5....s. 53.lO
Cash rec d from 1918 assess
ment 6,6O4.45
Cash reed from premiums 2,194.lO-
Total including bal. on hand Sc, 4Ol.76
Disbursements.
Paid losses during year. -. $5,9O460.
Paid for adjusting losses. 1000
Paid directors ....s........s..s.. 1900
Paid for advertising .s.s...... 200
Paid for printing .5......8. 1926
Paid for postage 5000
Paid for livery hire !. ...5.... 2l.50.
Paid Insurance Depart. fees. 200.
Paid salaries, President ). 5000.
Paid sa1arios Soaro4Sn,,,,1, A0n M