New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-29

went to st. Paul Friday.
Mrs. Louis Lippert is visiting with
relatives In Goodwin, s. d.
Peter Konz Of this city visited With
the Peter Arnold family last week
Mrs. "A. W. spehr OF Sleepy Eye is
the guest at the home of Prof. Hess.
Miss Francis Krook Who is attend.
ing G. A. College 1t st. Peter spent
Sunday with her parents in this city.
The Turner Society has issued in.
vitstions to the members for pri-
vate dancing party to be held April
first at Turner Hall.
Miss Elss Helm accompanied her
father, who was one of the delegates
attending the Turner'S convention, 70
Minneapolis last Saturday.
= A new lot OF stamping patterns,
also patterns for stenciling. Linens,
beads, fOsses, everything IN the line
OF fancy work. MRS. E. J. BUEHRER,
4O7 N. State st.
Mrs. Aug. Henning OF Summit, N.
J, and Miss Eva Hess OF New York
City arrived today WED. to visit At
the home OF their brother, Prof. H. G.
Hess.
Miss Elsie Buechler of Sleepy Eye
was the guest Of Miss Mary Hess last
week. The latter who had been visit
ing with her parents, returned to
Hamline Saturday.
Mrs. Johnson will give a coffee and
ice-cream social at the Dakota House
this Wednesday afternoon, the pro-
ceeds of which will 60 towards buying
furniture for the club rooms of Turner
Hall.
Edwin n. Juni has been promoted to
Sec. Lieutenant, Frederick w. Davis
of Faribault, has been made battalion
quartermaster end Harry Bulls OF
Blue Earth is appointed commissary,
of the Sec. Reg. These changes were.
recently made by Gov. Eberhart.
John F. Anderson of Cornish, Mrs
Ma,tson of Brsham and Alex Benson
of Winthrop we're called to this city
last Wednesday on account of the
serious condition of John Benson
who is at the local hospital. He raj
lied again but is still in critical
state.
Judge I. Nj. Olson appointed Eugene
A. Pfefferle, as successor to And. j.
Eckstein, as member of the board
of public works. Mr.. Pfefferle is
fully qualified for the position, being
familiar with all conditions OF our
city. Dr.. L A. Fritsche was reap
pointed as his term had expired.
And. Saffert will remodel his meat
market in the Epple building on No.
Minnesota Str HE left last Friday
morning for the Twin Cities to buy
new fixtures. A plate glass front will
be one of the new features, and also q
steel ceiling. The building win be
entirely remodeled and painted.
John Hennen of Wisconsin and Jos.
LaFontaine of North Mankato en-
route for Bird Island stopped off
day in this city last week to visit with
the latter's daughter, Mrs. Nick
Andring. From Bird Island they
expect to go to Milwaukee where Mr..
LaFontaine will receive treatments for
his eyes.
At last. With the coming of spring
the grading of Sixth South has begun.
This improvement has been considered
an absolute necessity as it is without
q question q great convenience for
children attending school from the
Southeast end of the city. The city
authorities are grading the street up
to the tracks and they are going to do
their duty, now let the St. Louis and
North Western railroads fall in line;
let them wake up and hustle and do
the rest Of the grading on that street.
.
The little four-year.old daughter,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter W. Seifert of
the town of Sigel was taken to the
City hospital where she underwent an
operation necessitated by o diseased
lone in her right thigh. About two
years ago the little girl stepped on a
rusty nail which, no doubt, was the
cause OF her ailment. Since then she
has been operated upon three times.
The second operation, performed last
summer, improved her condition very
much and it is hoped this last will
prove entirely successful.
wd. Eibner has again added some
new improvements to his already up
to-date Home Bakery and Ice Cream
factory and parlor. The latest being
the enlargement of the oven of bis
bakery. The large demand Of bread
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