New Ulm review., 1912-03-27

Mrs. John Lauterbach OF Redwood
Falls visited over Sunday with New
i Ulm relatives.
i Henry Anderson and Theo. Gruen.
holz OF Hanska we're business visitors
in New Ulm last Friday.
Geo. Hsge and Sam Haug, Of
Hanska, visited at the home of Emil
6. Hage last Wednesday.
Mr.. George E. Ketterer OF Shakopee
spent Sunday at the home of Miss
Hilda Schnobrich on North Broad :
way.
Christ Roland, Alfred Nundahi and
Anton Torgrimson Of Hsnsks trans
acted business in New Ulm on Mondsy y
and Tuesday Of this week.
John Haas of Lamberton has dis
posed Of his business interests 1t ths /
place and it is rumored that he may
decide to locate at New Ulm.
Mrs. Poeock and Miss Pocock OF
st. Paul spent the last half of the
week with Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham, re-.
turning to their home Saturday.
The hack owned by the late Nick
Andring, worth sbone sl2O, WAS dis.
posed of by rattle Monday. Jos.
reynor's son held the lucky number.
John Haeberle has been subbing for
Conrad Alex, rural carrier No. :. for
the past three weeks. Mr.. Alex is
just recovering from severe neural.
gic attack.
The meeting at Mankato in the
interest of better farming was we'll
attended and we look to see an in
creased interest among farmers in the
subjects discussed at the meeting.
An obituary notice of the death of
M. Kassuelke was received at our
Office so late that itcould not be gotten
into this issue. We will be glad to
give space to it next week.
Born-a girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Witt, Monday and boy to Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Wolf, Sunday, both of
New Ulm and girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Erhart Weiseusel of Brighton, Mon.
A Council of the Congregational
Church will ordai Rev. C. S. Sparkes
of Sleepy Eye Thursday of this week.
Rev. Wheeler and G. w. A. Krook
will attend as delegates from New
U!m. .s.@
Louis j. Buenger and family left for
Minneapolis yesterday morning where
they expect to make their future home.
Mr.. Buenger will enter upon his duties
as Vice President of the Northwestern
Bedding Co. at once.
Alex. Hene is the proud father of
bouncing boy who made his ap-
pearance this week Monday. Since
his arrival Alex. has been wearing
the smile that won't come off aud has
been passing out the cigars to his
friends. ~. -5..e
Adolph Wagner stopped off between
trains Monday for few hours to see
his mother aud other relatives and
friends. he was on his way home
from Minneapolis where he had At
tended the general electrical show and
of electrical men.
In communication to the Review,
john H. Siegel tells of the splendid
view Of Hot Springs, Ark, that Ben
Stockman and he enjoyed from the
Hot Springs Mountain Observatory.
This tower contains 248 tons of steel,
is 165 feet high, Al feet square at the
base and % feet square at the top.
The health of Oscar W. Baltrusch.
clerk at the local post-office who is to
be transferred to the st. Paul Post
office on April lst, has been so poor
lately that he feels hardly strong
enough to assume the more arduous
duties of the new position. Besides
hat his Doctor advises him not to do
so at the present time. Unless Geo.
E.. Moser who is to relieve Mr..
Baltrusch forgoes the transfer, Mr..
Bsltrusch may be forced to tender his
He has about made up
MS mind to do this rather than be
transferred to St. Paul.
A Minneapolis paper has an item in
, recent issue concerning the finding
If . friendless lad who gave his name
IS Lawrence Lindberger and stated
hat he had been driven away from his
ather's farm near New Ulm. On
Investigation we learn that the boys
parents are dead and he is one of
hree boys who was placed in the St.
Paul orphanage. No doubt the lad
AN away from the Home and perhaps
hOuph he would he sent hack to New