New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-04-03

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Il. N. W. VS. 10 town Tuesday.
August wsensr Of Lsmbsrton nads
. business visit topNsw Ulm Last
Saturday. a9ss n WI
Mrs. August Hummsl and con vent
70 Arlington Saturday . spend Sum
day with relatives and friends.
Sam Giessks Of Courtland bought .
|Nebrasks Hinge Don silo q 40 ton
capacity recently. All tho progressive
farmers srs doing likewise.
Mr.. Ben. Zieske, principal { Of the
North Mankato High School, 10
spending The spring vacation with bis
family on North German Street.
This entire week md ending with
Easter Sunday, gospel meetings will
bs held st tho German n. E. Church
every evening beginning s 7:3o r. N.
The Lutheran Frauen vsrein will
gives coffee and loo crssm social
Monday. afternoon anA evening april
sth) o the Lutheran school house.
Every body kindly invited.
Geo. e. Aoser Who has bssn en-
ployed In tho ST. Paul Postofdce
arrived In New Ulm MONDAY and
entered u1on his duties ct tho local
postodice, taking the place vacated BY
Oscar Baltrusch.
Guy W. Cotton arrived from Tracy
Sunday to accept . position % 2nd
trick telegrapher ct the N. W. depot.
He will move his family here o soon.
GO be can find : house. O. G.. Groh,
whose place be takes, Is now located
1t Tracy.
Jos. A. Eckstein recently purchased
the share of Hilds Lena Wellner In
tho well-known John Wellner farm In
Lafayette Township. Mr.. Eckstein
will sell the farm If he gets his price
and prospective purchasers will do
we'll 70 call on him at On carly date.
Bsn. stockmsn; manager OF tho
Duluth & Superior Milling Company
stopped Oh Thursday ofSlast week on
his way home TO Duluth from Hot
Springs, Ark. whore hs spsot several
wseks taking : vell-ssrned rest. Tho
trip did Ben . heap Of good and b
returns 70 work with rensxsd sigor.
Oscar. ". .Baltsusch, last Thursday
resigned his position e. clerk In tho
local post Office. AZ hs was not
willing to DO transferred to st. Paul,
there WAS no alternative left open to
him in securing Reimbursement. he
will leave next week for Medina, N. D.
where be will take q much needed rest
ut the home Of his sister.
Policeman Johr Herzog arrested
Albert Guth Saturday evening for
allowing his team Of horses to stand
on the street for hours without food or
shelter. Guth was brought before N.
Henningsen Monday morning where
he entered plea Of guilty and was
fined . 0.and costs amounting TO 1920
which be paid and was thereupon dis.
charged from custody. The city
authorities are entitled to great deal
Of credit for enforcing the law for the
prevention of cruelty to animals.
As hae been customary for years the
Second Regiment Band serenaded
their business manager John Henle on
the anniversary of his birthday which
occurred on Thursday of last week.
The band looks forward to this event,
because Of the enjoyable time they
always manage to have and the royal
entertainment they receive at the hands
of their business manager and his
estimabl wife. Last weeks birthday
party proved very pleasant affair
and no exception to the rule.
Plans are being formulated looking
toward making the School House
Square lore attractive IN appearance.
1t is contemplated to cut down the
high embsnkment on the corner OF
Center and State Streets fully three
feet and lower the rest of the block
facing on Center and State in pro-
portion. After this has been done, It
is intended to besutify the Square by
flower.beds and shrubs of various
kinds: This matter was to have been
discussed at last nights meeting of
the h0ol.board.
A new. timetable on the Omaha
between St. Paul and Sioux City went
into effect last Sunday. Trains No.
Is and AZ between the Cities and Lake