New Ulm review., 1913-09-17
LOCAL NOTES

A baby girl arrived at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hintz Monday
morning. ....
Miss Elsie Fritsche left this morn
ing for Minneapolis to continue her
studies at the state university.
Mayor and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche
spent several days in the Twin Cities
last week, returning home Saturday.
Miss Aurelia Klsuse left last Thurs
dav afternoon for Rochester where she
will visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Edna Edwards left this morn
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
continue her studies at the state uni
versity.
Adolph Wagner, manager OF the
Redwing electric light and power
plsn arrived Monday night for brief
visit with his mother and sisters.
Fred W. Juenemann who owned the
Meyer photograph gallery on Broad
way for a short time, left Tuesday
with his family for Black Duck, Minn.,
where he will take up farming.
Prof. John x. Neum ann left Monday
for Madison, Wis. where he will re-
sumo his duties as instructor in bac-
terilogy at the Wisconsin state uni
versity. Roland +. Neumann, super
visor of Physical Training at Helena,
Ark. left yesterday afternoon. .Fg &.
An accidental fall from hay rack
on his fathers farm last Wednesday
afternoon caused dislocation of the
left elbow of the eight year old son of
Gustav Kuehn, of the town of Milford.
The youngster was brought to New
Ulm where the injured arm was given
medical treatment. .,>,
Plans are now being formulated for
the building of a new Catholic Church
in Springfield by the members of St.
Raphael's church of that city. The
present structure is inadequate for the
needs of the congreg alton and build
ing operations on the new brick
str ucture may be begun this fall or
early next spring. @'a
Mrs. Albert Nicklaus was taken
completely by surprise last Saturday
when about twenty of her lady friends
called upon her to help celebrate her
birth anniversary. Altho her birth
day was not until yesterday the party
was held Saturday since that was
more convenient for all and as it was
doubtful whether tie hostess would be
at home yesterday. The evening was
pleasantly spent at card playing and
refreshments were served.
The work on the new Lincoln school
building on North Minnesota street is
progressing very rapidly much to the
satisfaction of the students and teach
ers, who are eagerly awaiting the time
for them to enter the new structure.
The foundation was entirely finished
some time ago and about eight feet of
the brick walls have been laid. The
contractor is confident that the build.
ing will be under roof by the close of
next month although adverse weather
conditions may cause some delay.
Although it is not necessary for the
contractors to have the building COM
pleted before February lst it is hoped
that the school can be opened some
time in December or January.
Henry Nitz who was for a short peri
od of time assistant teacher at the DR..
M. L. College. and is a graduate of
this institution writes the Review from
the Northwestern College at Water
town, Wis. His letter is very interest
ing. He says that he is now in his
Junior year and that the schedule for
the year is very heavy. He also says
that seven New Ulmers" entered the
sophomore class this fall and that IA
boys from the DR.. NJ. L. College are
in attendance there now. The pleas
ing part of it is that they are all max
good according to Mr.. Nitz.