New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-22

the city.
E. Starr went to Mankato on husi-
ness Monday.
VIM. Brust Of Sleepy Eye was ia the
city over Sunday.
Nick Frants transacted business ct
Gibbon last Thursday.
The Milford band will give dance
at Essig, Monday, Feb, 9th.
Mrs. A. P. Mitag OF Morgan visite
Q few days in this city last week.
Mrs. NJ. Baasen and daughter were
visiting last Saturday in Winthrop
with friends.
The students Of Browns Business
College will give dance Thursday
Feb. q I'd ct Woodmsn Hall. Every
body 10 welcome. Il.
There will be dance given by the
Athletic Assn of Browns Business
College, Thursday, Feb. q All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. NJ. Bsssen entertained Monday
evening ct whist in honor of Mrs.
Critchett. Prizes we're awarded O.
follows: High score, Mrs. Rein and
Mrs. McHsle; foot prize, Mrs. Crit
chett and Mrs. Hess.
Miss Myra Iams, formerly OF this
city, has resigned her position %
head nurse In st. Johns hospital Of
Springfield. After q months vsca.
ton che will enter on similar duties at
DR.. Gray's hospital in Marshal.
The bows OF the bowling team re-
turned from st. Paul Sunday. New
Ulm was represented at the Interna-
tional Bowling tournament by Paul
Hackbarth, Ad. Bierbaum, Emil Gar
brecht. Reinhold Dahms, VIM. Linde
mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Andring attended
the funeral of the formers brother.in-
law, Arthur Vieth, which took place
at Mankato last Thursday. Deceased
was at one time employed in F. w.
Eibner's bakery and is we'll known in
this city.
Aug. Biedermann, who has been
repairing the amonia plant at the
aauebstein brewery, for the past few
months has completed the work. His
wife came to New Ulm about month
ago and has been visiting in this city.
They left for their home in Milwaukee
last Saturday.
A basket social was held at school
district No. 10, Feb. Is, program
consisting of recitations, dialogues
and singing was Offered to full
house. A local orchestra furnished q
few instrumental pieces which were
greatly enjoyed by all. The receipts
we're nearly s35.
Mrs. VIM. Alvin Sr. has reached
the good old age of sc years and :
number of friends, neighbors and the
ladies of the Methodist church cele-
hrated this event at the home of her
son Ed. L. Alvin. Mrs. Alvin is in.
good health and We hope to chro nicle
many more such events.
Miss Tina Riegler gave farewell
party at the home of her aunt, Mrs. A
Carlson in honor of Maria Wagner,
sister of Rev Father Wagner, Friday
eve last week. Miss Wagner, has
gained many friends during her short
stay in this City, who regretted seeing
her leave last Saturday for her home
in Loretta.
The following, as far our reporter
could learn, are at Minneapolis at
tending the automobile show: Cap
Nenno, VIM. Geiseke, j. n. Foster,
Jr:, L. J. Buenger, Bibs Everling,
John Hauenstein Jr., Andrew Saffert,
A. Schiller, Stanis Sprel, Henry
Goede, J. P. Graf.
Our local hospital Is being recog-
nized % one of the best In tie vici-
nifty IS 10 shown by the large patron
age it receives from this city and |
neighboring towns. Mrs. Henry
Wagner OF Sesrles; Miss Lima Popp
of Linden; Mrs. Otto Kreft of Cotton.
wood and Mrs. John Baar of this city |
underwent successful operations there
last week.
It has been reported to 10 by the
post Office authorities In this city,
that many school boys and even girls,
sre in the habit Of tearing up letters
and envelopes and scatter them upon
the door, although wsste baskets are
in plain sight - reoeptacles. for such
waste. We would recommend to the
superintendents and teachers of the