New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-04-30

"A. w. Bersstrom OF Lafayette who
spent the winter q Long Beach, Cal.
has returned,
Wenzel Guldsn Of Morgan, : for-
mer resident OF New Ulm, visited With
friends and relatives for . few days
last week. sa
Smallpox has broken out IN the
home Of Louis p. Buschard Of the
Town of West Newton. Four Of the
children are quite seriously Ill.
What can you do? Gan you keep
books or write shorthand? II not 81
tend Manksto Commercial College,
Mankato. MINI. Advt 1919
Paul Wiedenmann and wife OF
Sleepy Eye came down In thsir car
Sunday and spent few hours visiting
with Mr.. Wiedenmann's sister, Mrs.
Christ Sprenger.
Miss Augusta Johnson OF Spring.
field was operated upon for : growth
10 the intestines ct the hospital last
Wednesday. The operation was :
very serious one, but the patient
rallied splendidly and is now rapidly
recovering.
Highspire Rugs s.9xl2 at J. +
FORSTER's Advt !
A farewell dance was given in the
old school house of District No. 30 In
the Town of Milford last Sunday. A
new building was erected last year and
the old one Was sold. The present
owner expects to move It to Essig and
! convert it into : dwelling house.
On Saturday, May 24th civil SER
vice OK animation will be held ct San
born for the purpose of filling con-
templated vacancy in the post-office q
Comfrey, unless it shall be decided 10
the interests Of the service to fill the
vacancy BY reinstatement.
Henry Beussmann and his sister
| Miss Lima Beussmann who have been
visiting the past six mouths with
| relatives in the west, returned home
Saturday. Both enjoyed their stay
very much and talk enthusiastically
Of the western country, ito scenery
and climate.
Thirty members of the st. Cecilia
church choir, we're the guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephan Sic
berg, at Mankato Sunday. The
evening was spent in singing and
/ musical numbers. Refreshments were
served and the New Ulmites, highly
pleased with their visit, returned home
on the midnight train.
/ Capt. Albert Pfaender returned
home from ST. Paul last Thursday
evening. the Legislature having ad
journed the evening before. He vii
now devote his entire time to the prac
tice of law, unless special session
of the Legislature is called by thu
Governor to pass some laws which
failed of enactment at the regular
session.
Oscar Erickson and c. NJ. Erickson
respectively president and cashier Of
the First State Bank of Comfrey have
sold their holdings 10 the bank to H
d. Reed of Crookston and j. v. Kleir
| of Minneapolis. The new men took
charge of the banking institution al
once. L. E. Armstrong, the assistant
cashier will be retained by the new
management.
May llth has been selected by the
Young Ladies' Sodality of the Catho
lie Church for an evenings entertain
ment at the Auditorium of the school
house. It will consist of musical mum
bers and 40 English and q German
plsylet. Both plays are clever, one
act comedies. Rehearsals have beer
in progress for some time and it goes
without saying that the productions
will be we'll rendered.
Mrs. Henry Stelljes, Mrs. Ems
Hoehne, /. Mrs. Charles Rauschke
William Carols from here attended
the funeral of Charles Carols al
Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon
The deceased who was only % years
old died Of tuberculosis Monday
evening. He was son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barthel Carols and was born
here in New Ulm. From here the
family moved to Belview, MINI ,
where the boy learned the miller's
trade under the supervision of his
father who was at one time head miller
OF the Eagle Roller Mill. For the
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