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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

she will join Mrs. Mary Dickey Waddcu
and Mrs James Dickey Of Woodlawn.
Mrs. Iohn kurtz Of Akron O..~ who
has been the guest of Mrs. Fred Maui
Of Warwood. left yesterday for her
home.
cir Ray DCiin. who has Been visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. G..
Bauman at Warwood. left yesterday fog
Akron.
MIR. and Mrs u. w. Allsman Of DAY
ton, o., are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller Of rittsbursh
friends in tho East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Dunn Of Tarry-
town. arc. visiting fricndsandrclativCs
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Rouse OF Wash
ington. d. g., aTwc stopping in this city
while on their way home after an cX-
tcnSivC motor tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. RI Linton, Miss Mar
Earct Linton and Evans Linton of Lite"
Falls. y. Y. who are on an automobile
tour stopped in this city last evening
on their way west
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver J. Moon of Wash
ington. D. G. stopped in this city last
evening while on their return home ar
ter, ter spending Several weeks oman auto
Mrs. Alice Render oC Trenton. y. J.. is
spending several days visiting friends
here
H. y. Ward Of Akron. is spending
several days in this city looking after
business matters.
Miss Ada Graham Of this city IS
spending several days visiting friends
in Wcllsburg.
Miss Gene Fletcher OF Fairmon,. who
has been the guest Of Miss Gene EDhlin
at her home on the Island. leaves tina
morning.
Miss Mary wayman will lcav" on
Sunday AFTERNOON for Lake Geneva.
Wis. whore she will train with tn"
adult teachers classes IN bible and
sunday school teaching
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. i. Hastings Of the
Island arc visiting friends and re!e-
tivcS in Michigan.
Miss Ethel SnodGrass' of South
Wheeling will leave today for brief
visit with relatives in Dayton q.
Mrs. Harry stephen Of South Woods
street is able To he out again after an
Illness OF ten days.
Goo. Cunningham of Fast Twenty
ninth street. IL visiting friends in Gin
Rsy. Z r. t"y%nhcrsS ,r.o Tas;s Of ,t tn"
to Auburn. y. Y. to spend short vaca-
tion.
J. ]. Hanlcy Of New York City. who
is conducting III" Nov"na At NJ, Car
mol. this week. IS the guest Of MIR. anil
Mrs. Thomas A. Bcattic at their home
in Elwood.
Mrs. Caroline Linton and danEhters,
Misses Laura. Mary Grace. and Eliza
beth Of Philadelphia. loft Yesterday ON
an automobile trim to Cleveland. q.
Arch Cowan and Sam Front will l"ave
around August first for 4 tour Of the
Great Lakes and Canada.
Miss Lois Miller of NurCantown. Is
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth kaSloy OF
Echo Terrace
T BYRON Nickerson is out again aftrr
an Illness If =, week and vlSs sd his Of
Ace IN Twelfth street yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
ELM GROVE WILL
HAVE new BLOCK
wilhelm and Kemple TO Erect A New
Business Block on National Road
Near B. b o. Depot

4 deal Is pending with tn" Smith
Realty company of Main street. Elm
Grove. in which Wilhelm N Kennedy
we'll known local business man, VIII
aSquir" \ new business block fronting
nifty feet on Main street. just above TN"
Baltimore & Ohio DEPOT. one Of III" most
dcSirabl, sites in the busy Out tho pix
suburb.
1t is understood that splendid new
ami modern building IS ~ he erected.
which will be used As a distribution de-
pot for farm products and feed diStrl-
button for the farmers "f the district.
The new building will b" located just
opposite tho showers Hardware COM
pany store. hi" new concern viii handl"
general farm needs n the stock and
poultry feed line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
COLLECT S9,173 IN
LICENSE FEES
SINCE July 1ST

city licenses collected in tho office or
civ CHcrk Homer e Crag0 for tho ilrst
nine days Of July total s9.l72. according
10 figures compiled by the city clerk last
evening.
Tn" total amount collected IN cry
license fees for July 1919, was s9.9ll.So.
The increase for the first portion Of l9-p
is attributed in a large measure 10 the
annexation Of tn" suburbs. with their
stores and other businesses wh.'n pa!
city license fees.
City Clerk CyaGo estimates that the
city license foe collection for July VIII
run close to $1,000 ThCatr" licenses
alone. which remain To h" collected TINS
month. will run the total for July well
over the total OF July 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
ELM GROVE
REFUSED JURY TRIALS
Communist Commissaries Will be Tried
Under War Procedure.

Budapest, July 9.-'Fhe plea OF tn"
communist commSsarics charged with
murder and other crimes during the
Bella Kun communist administration for
trial by jury was denied today by the
five Judges having charge Of the eases.
They will be tried under the procedure
in force during the war which the ma
iionaI as bly, made lawful for one year
after the ratification Of the peace treaty
The prisoners contend the allied rep
rcscntativcs promised that all arrested
would BE- given protection # Bella Kun
should he ovcrthrown. Fifteen other
COMMUNISTS charged with similar
crimes fled abroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
D'ANNUNzIO TURNED
DOWN BY HUMANS
Against Authority Of Gabriel pAnnun-
Eio AS Commander to National
Council

Flumc July Shy tho 4 Pre-
pudiation of Gabriel D'Annunzio 5
authority rs commander in Ffumc was
voiced by group Of influential Fun
ans who sent protest today TO Nation
al council against tn" leaders Of the
party. Thu presidential
council promlscd7ln take up the matter
with the poet TO which the bearers OF
the protest objected declaring
SO far as "" are concerned. you ar"
our government. We do not recognize
ne poets command"
The protest was signed by one hun
dr"d Of the leaders in Fumes bust
nCcs llfr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
Clan NaAEaoR NET.

Clan McGregor held their resulai
semi onthly meeting last evening 90,
their permanent headquarters on .ihs.
third floor Of the Waldorf building. a.
No. 1il1 Market street. The meetings.
OF the newly organized Clan McGreEoEs
have been held in the Chamber of Cons.
merce rooms in the Market AuditoriunS y
building since the organization hut froW.
now on will be held twice each month,
IN thcir new headQuarterA. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
ANpE RsoN SUED AGAIN

The seventh suit was filed against
Frank CT Anderson OF Elm Grove yes
terday with Clerk John J.. Kingdom OF
circuit court by William l.. Prysock OF
this city. Prysock purchased one OF
the cars alleged to have been Stoi' n
nv Anderson. His suit Is for Sl.5r".
Attorneys Handlan and Garden Will
represent the plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

Lccdham and her parry will return inc
first Of the week.
The following girls VIII s" next VEGA
Misses.
Margaret King. Mary EaCgs.
Katherine Whitaker, H;lda Fish.
Elizabeth Marshall, lmogen" Cleveling.
Martha Zane. Hclcn G3den'
Eliza Findlcy. Lillian Drlscoil'
Marian Miller catherine Scott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
TROLLEY WIRE BREAKS.

Traffic on the Moundsvillc. MCM""h"n
and Bcnwood divisions Of IN" Wheeling
Tractio system was disarrAngcd late
yesterday when a trolley VIII" broke on
Jacob street at Fortyfourth. Resi-
dents Of the vicinity w"rc tr"aiHd 10 an
elaborate display Of fir"v"rk*y The line
crew repaired the break III a hall hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
FOR THREE MONTHS
Wheeling Man To Serve Federal Term
FOR LIQUOR violation

EphraCm Radcliffe. Of Grand View
street. was brought hack to this city by
Deputy Marshal John Short from Elkins
where ne was given sentence Of three
months IN the Ohio county jail befor"
the federal grand jury. which convened
Yesterday Radcliffe was arrested about
u month ago for having n small quantity
of liquor IN his possession. along with n
small still.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
WILL DELIVER SERMON.

Rev. T.. Lee Berry OF Bethany College
Will deliver tho morning sermon at the
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church at
Wnodsdale on Sunday morning. Rev.
Berry is well-known instructor at
Bethany College and Is sure 10 pleas"
the members of the conRreG ation OF the
Vance church.
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NOTED prvmE TO PREACH.

Rev. A. \. Nellis Of Warren. o.. NJ
preach both morning and evening 4
the First Baptist church. corner Twelfth
and Byron streets. on Sunday. He is 4.
well-known minister ~ the Ohio city.
and all members Of the congre Hatiop.
are urged 10 attend both morning AND
evening services to hear Or. EelliL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
SUPERINTENDENT Resigns

Miss Ucss. who has been for nc past
wear superintendent OF tn" Holloway
DearoncSs Homo. left Thursday night
TO spend tho summer with his sister.
Mrs. r. NJ. Daniels. at Gallon. y. MISS
Hess has resigned her position as SUI
rcriptcndcnt of the home and Will rest
during tho summer. having mad" no den.
mite plans for tho future. TIL" board OF
directors has not rs yet taken any steps
To secure q successor for Miss h"SS'
~" homo now being in chtrs" "i MISS
Kinds. ..
Several OF the dcaconnnSs"S have Ict'
for their vacations. Miss Crawford ana
Miss Stevens are at tho hong a. Noun
tain Lake Park aud others ar" spending
their vacations at their homes.
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DIXIE CLUB WILL
GIVE SECOND DANCE
NOW IN HANDS OF
COMnTTEE FOR ANOTHER
DANCE AT PARK UJY Is.
! Sirens azz Orchestra Engaged, INTRO
ducing Several novel Features
invitations Issued Today

The Dixie Club. encouraged by IN"
great success Of their first dance Al
Wheeling Park on Thursday night have
made arrangements To give IA SECOND
affair which will be given at the Park
On the night of July -. with the well
known Siren orchestra Of Scranton, Pa
engaged t. provide the music. This or
rhcstra introduces many novel and orig
inal features. prominent among when
Will be fack Gallagher. the whirlwind
singer. who JaZZCS and trillS through
tho program. and Shchan. the wonderful!
neutrality-suspicious. artist. Invitations will DO
issued today.
The committee in charge IL the sam"
which successfully conducted the last
dance: Chas. Dudley. Sig Front. Arch
Cnwan, Sam front ack Reckc, George
Beans. Ohm Clark. Irwin Bacr, George
Giilin and Jack Murphy.
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Play at Bethlehem Chapel.

on Thursday evening. July j., m"
two Sunday school classes. or Miss
Edna Hcmman and Miss StEnora lem
man will give a play entitled. Deacon
Dubbs." at tho Bethlehem Chapel tn"
play which is Il comedy ~ill contain
many laughs. and. has been welt re-
hcarScd by those who VIII taxi" part
presenting. the characters in A clever
and entertaining manner Tho Junior
aud senior classes will participate III
thC play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10

Tho trouhl" with most penrlN who
say they ara "miSundcrStuOd" is that
they arc understood too VOL for their
own purposes.
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Mohnev-w1nland wedding

Miss Mabel Winland nf RridGcpo q.
daughter of Mr and Mrs. ~. w. Winland
Of that place. and Mr.. Raymond MOhncy
of JUhnSonhurg. Pa. were married on
Tuesday OF this week at tn" home Of
tho groom's mother. Mrs ". n Moh-
ncy at Johnsonburg They vcro al
tended by Miss Pauline Mohnov. sister
Of the groom. and Mr.. Walter kif"r. Thu"
wedding ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Bedford Perry. pastor ~ tho
Methodist church AT ,IohnSonhurE
After the ceremony = wedding dinner
was served. at which the follov.nE
were guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
MohncyL Mrs. II. n. Mchncy. Miss
Pauline Mooney. Miss Catherine Mob
ncy. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner. Mr.
and Mrs. William Parks and children
Mr.. Walter kifer and Rev. bedford
Ferry.
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Dancing Party.

Dancing Party.
Mrs. Margaret Black, Of Woodlawn
will entertain az her homr on Tuesday
evening several membAs OF the younger
set Of Warwood an&HWheCling. at a
dancing party which will be given in
honor Of Mr.. Richard Taylor. who is the
gust Of Miss Mildred Miller. or War
wood. The party will be informal
Camping Party.
on Tuesday afternoon party Of sew
cral young women members OF tho Y y
C. A..wul lcaye for NapnwcN Camp at
Fish Creek. They will be chapCror"d
by Miss Catherine Scott. Miss Helen
Garden and Miss Ncttie roorman. who
is at camp this week with Miss Helen
Leedham and her crowd of girls. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-10
Informal RridnA

Mrs. \. E. Union entertained 4 party
Of her friends at oridgc Yesterday af-
ternoon between and 4 o'clock. Large
clusters OF pink and white flowers
formed attractive decorations for tn.
living room and the details of tho lunch
con werc carried out in suggestions Of
pink and white. The guests were:
MeSdamcs
Charles J. Schuck Ben l.. Morris
~ l.. .ilpin Harry Uhlrich
Charles FrceSr Fred Cowl
fforgC Wcimar Joseph Rcuter
Jesse {. Brennan &. J. kil!meycr
Percy Callahan Charles Flanagan
Henry ForsCh
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Dinner Party.

NJ Fred King was host las; night
a, tho Country club to marty o. t'n.
~ No IridcIitv Trust COMPANY and tn"
hnuds statesmen OF his department.
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Juvenile Party.

Last night at h"r HON" n, Echo
Point Mrs Louis Huscman was hostess
to a party uf children in honor of ner
granddaughter. Miss Helen HuScman, OF
pitS burEh who * visiting her. ThCre
we're two other guests uf honor, little
Miss Susan Ferry. of Martins Ferry.
and Miss Margaret liuseman.
During the carly evening hours games
were played on tho lawn nm dat lhtrr
hour refreshments were served in the
dining room The table was attractive
Is conferred with a largo bowl of ma
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Outing Yesterday

Oue4A6
Miss Marie Virgin. assistant hook
keeper at Stone & Thomas for several
wears. who has resigned 10 accept pos
itiOn with the REQ Motor Sales company
was the guest of honor AT AN outing
given At Wheeling Park on Friday .VC-
ming. The party went to the park at
: o'clock. enjoyed swimming and later
in the evening picnic supper was
served. Those attending the outing
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Lawn Party.

Miss Wllhelmlnu Sunlm"r cntcrtainc
number of friends hSt evening nt nor
home IN Bridgeport in honor or Mr..
Walter Bauknccht. who has just return, ,
cd from Cincinnati. whore he completcH
a course in cmbalminS NJ the CINCINNATI
I,rhaIninr school The evening was
spcnt IN various mcrry social pursuits
on the lawn and Mt late hour a Dc
W,;o ' luncheon was served. The
guests who enjoyed the dclshtl"l
event were.
0,;,." N.;Iov. Wilheimina Somm"r
I,msin, W,nzcnrcid Catherine Nbsolom
Laura l.arhin f.'lGhoelh ' ,
Eliza beth AbSOlom catherine summer
Geneva rolaign
WIZ E,uLrccb, Edwin hbsoom
,nthony Cantzcr John BQukncCht
Fred Wagcnheim Lawrence i'cEau''
Edwin Martin
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29
BYER ACQUITTED.

Henry l.. Byer Of this city was ac-
quilted by jury in the Sibley county
district court at Gaylord, late Thurs
day afternoon, of the charge Of arson
in connection with the burning of his
new mill in that village, under which
he had previously been indicted by
the grand jury. The trial jury's ver-
dict exonerates Mr.. Byer from all re-
sponsibility for the fire, which is good
news for his many friends in New Ulm
and vicinity. One of\the defendants S
best witnesses was Jack Forster, the
able local electrician, who gave expert
testimony relative to defective electric
al wiring in the, destroyed structure.
Attorney Alfred w. Mueller of this
city assisted in the defense, While an
assistant attorney general Of the state
helped County Attorney Mackenzie
with. the prosecution.
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

Miss Adah Strand OF St. Peter will
spend the weekend at the Rev. E. F.
Wheeler home here.
George Kaess and family Of Jeffers,
Mimi, enjoyed a several days visit
with the formers mother, Mrs. Wenzel
Kaess, on North Minnesota street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Madsen of
Minneapolis arrived here Friday to
spend Christmas at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ.
Spelbrink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heymann and
baby, James, returned home, yester-
day morning, following a pleasant
visit OF several days with New Ulm
relatives and frieneds.
Arthur, II. Mueller and family re-
turned Monday evening from Mime
apolis, where they spent Christmas
with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Muel-
Ter, and his sister, Mrs Charles Har-
decker.
During the services at Holy Trinity
Catholic church in this city, Sunday
morning, collection was taken up for
the suffering children Of Central Eu-
rope. The sum of nearly $400 was
donated by those in attendance for
this purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shelstad of
Sioux City Iowa, are enjoying visit
at the, home of the latter's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Wheeler, on
South Minnesota street. They arrived
heS Thursday and will return to Soiux
City Sunday.
The recent annual meeting of Ben
jamin J. Seifert Post, American Le-
gion, of this city, resulted in the cleo
tion of the following officers for the
ensuing year: Commander, G.. S.
Cockroft; vice commander, Jack
Teichrow; adjutant, Roy w. Fenske;
historian, Alfred Fuller, and treasurer,
Waldemar Jahnke.
William Hillesheim, the hustling
young farmer Of the town Of Sigel, lost
valuable horse in this city, Wednes-
day morning. The young mans
father, Hubert A. Hillesheim, who re-
sides in New Ulm, used the animal and
it's mate to haul several loads of wood
to town the previous day, but nothing
seemed to all the horse until late
Tuesday evening. It died the follow
ing morning.
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

We herewith reproduce four
generation group picture of the we'll
known Mack family of the town Of
Milford. Great-grandpa Peter Mack
is over 80 years old and has the
distinction of being the last survivor
of the founders of New Ulm. Grand
pa John Mack, aged 62, is one of the
prominent and successful Milford
farmers, living on the old homestead.
Papa Armin Mack is a rising young
agriculturalist in the same township.
He is rs years old and resides on the
old Henry Hoffman, farm, adjoin-
ing the Mack homestead. During the
World war he was a member OF
Regimental Band 346 and served
overseas for II months, the latter
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29
BASEBALL FANS
GATHER TONIGHT
Continued from page ID

New Ulm, (40 Ter cent), $51.48.
At New Ulm, June 27--NeW Ulnl,
%; Comfrey, O. Total receipts, $327.-
SO; war tax; $32.75; Tri-County
League, $29.47; Comfrey 40 per cent} !,
$117.9O; New Tim $50 per cent?, !.
$147.3S.
At .Fairmont, July Fairmont, 81;
New Ulm, 0; Total receipts, $4,000
Fairmont go PEI. cent), $3.50; New
Ulm 40 per cent), S55.60
At Comfrey, July Total receipts,
$325.75; war tax, $32.75; Tri-County
League, $29.3O; Cornfrey $50 per cent?,
|$146.50; New Ulm, 40 per cent?,
$ll7.2O.
At Sleepy Eye, July 5-NeW Ulm,
4; Sleepy Eye, 0. Total receipts,
$576.15; war tax, $57.62; Tri-County
League, S51.85; Sleepy Eye go per
cent?, $259.27; New Ulm (zo per cent?,
SOCIAL
AT. New Ulm, July 11-NeW Ulm Al;
Springfe Id, 8. Total receipts, $265.7O
war tax, $26.57; Tri-County League,
$23.91s Springfield 40 per cent?,
sos. .67;New Ulm $50 per cent?, $119.6O.
At Lamberton, July ID. New Ulm
(guarantee), $175.00.
At Springfield, July 1S-New Ulm,
$73.64.
At New Ulm, July 22-New Ulm,
I3; Fair1nont, 3. Total receipts, STA,
war tax, $17.40; Fairmont $50 per
icent), $3.50; New Ulm $50 per cent),
$3.50.
At New Ulm, July 25-New Ulm
8; Sleepy Eye, S. Total receipts
$4,000; war tax, $30.8O; Fri-County
League, s2772; Sleepy Eye (40' PEI
cent?, s110.SS; New Ulm $50 per cent?:
i$13S.60.
| At Sleepy Eye, August Sleepy
Eye, 4; New Ulm, 3. Total receipts
s237. co. war tax, s23.70; Sleepy Eye
go per. centl, $l06.65; New Uln
$50 per cent), $106.65.
| At New UIm, August 4--NeW uim
6; Ivanhoe, 0. Total receipts, Sl16
i war tax, $14.60; lvanhoe (guarantee)
SlOO.; New Ulm S31 40
At New Um, August S-New Ulm
II; Fairfax, 1. Total receipts, $234.oo
war tax, $23.40; Fairfax (guarantee)
$125.OO; New Ulm,' $3.50.
At Shakopee, August IL -Shakopee
Is; New Uln, g. New Ulm lguaran
Itee), $137.O0.
At New Ulm, August 15-Fairmont
u; New Uln, l. Total receipts, $400
war tax, $4,000; Fairmont go pei
cent), $4,000; New Ulm 40 pei
cent), $144.00.
At Comfrey, August 22-NeW UIm
Is; Comfrey, 2. Total receipts, l$147..
|80; Comfrey 40 per cent?, $59.12
New Ulm $50 per cent?, $88.68.
At New Ulm, August % New
Ulm, II; Wits Market, 4 Total re
ceipts, $4,000; war tax, $4,000
Wits Market (guarantee), $500
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29
DONATE 1000
FOR LIBRARY
CONTINUED from page ~

IS v 4 j. ~
dent, ,Williabald Eibner; vice president,
Michael ]. Lang; recording secretary,
Alex. +. RanWeiler; assistant recording
secretary, AndrewsJ. Tauer;; financial
secretary, Ben. I. Vetter; treasurer;
Christ. Sprenger; executive committee
Rudolph Marti, Joseph Wiltscheck
and Anton J. Zeug; marshal, Joseph g
Puchner; sentry, Joseph Kloeckl
finance committee, Albert Wiltscheck
John A. Sellner and Joseph Wiesner
confidential agent, Fidel Schneider
physicians, Drs. F. J. Pelant and Q. J
Seifert. This is the 33rd consecutive
time that Mr. Sprenger has been chosen
as the society's treasurer.
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

| t + 2 q = r :.
Joseph Eibner, Richard Graf, Cor
nelius Saffert and Robert Liesch,
students at St. Thomas College, St.
Paul are spending the holiday vaca-
tions at home here.
George and Frank Pearimantgen have
returned to their home at. Ellington,
IS. D., following a visit Of several days
with New Ulm relatives and friends.
The trip was madesin an auto.
The many friends Of Mrs. Waldemar
Jahnke will be pleased to learn that
she is convalescing nicely from the
effects Of an operation for gallstones,
which she underwent at a local hospital
recently.
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

three of which were devoted to the
entertainment section of the A. E. F.,
whose duties were to furnish music
for the entertainment of wounded
soldiers. AS a member of this Sec
ton, Mr.. Mack played in every
military hospital in France. The
last member Of the interesting group
is Baby Orlin Mack, aged three and
half months. The little fellows S
appearance plainly shows that there
has been no decadence in the vener-
able Mack family through three
generations. He looks as if he was
greatly interested in the antics of
the photographer when the latter
snapped the memorable depicted
above.
New Ulm review., 1920-12-29

New Ulm, $4,000.
II Brown County Fair at New Ulm,
August 80, 81 and September II
LIE Sueur, a; New Ulm, 2. Lanberton,
11; New Ulm, g. New Uln, s; Com
frey, s.. Total receipts, $4,000. lie
|sueur, $4,000; Lamberton, $147.75;
Comfrey, $4,000.
At Norwood, September 12-NeN
Uln, q; Young America, !. Total re
ceipts, 1888. 90; Young America (4G
per cent), $14l.20; New Ulrn $50 pei
cent?, $2l1.8o.