New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-28

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Rev. Schlinkert returned Friday
from st. Paul where he had delivered
an address at the graduating exercises
of the Catholic Theological Seminary
at tn at place.
DR.. Otto j. Ssifert left Monday for
Minneapolis and Chicago where he
will take post graduate course in
special diagnosis. He expects to be
gone several weeks.
DR.. O. G. Stricken spoke last night
to large and appreciative audience
at Lafayette on Organic Develop
ment.' Rev. DR.. G.. Holm accom-
panied him aud favored the audience
with several vocal numbers.
Hygenol Tissue Cream, a perfect
skin food. Transforms angles into
curves. removes wrinkles and rounds
out the features. Eugene Pfetf erie,
Druggist. Adv as
During the past week Henry Barth
sold his residence on South Franklin
Street to Theodor Mattke of the Town
of Eden who expects to take possess
sion April lst. Mr.. Barth will remain
in New Ulm, but has not not decided
whether he will buy or build new
home.
The newly elected board of directo rs
of the Brown County Bank met at the
banking house Thursday afternoon
and elected the following officers:
Pres, L. "A. Fritsche: Vice Pres,
Albert Steinhauser: Cashier, Emil G.
Hage and asst. cashier, Thor. j.
Snilsberg.
The members Of the St. Elisabeth
Society of the Catholic Church expect
TO stage s'Elisabeth Won Thueringen"
Sunday Feb. 18th. The parts have
been assigned and the twenty young
people who are to take part in this
play are busy studying their roles
and having rehearsals.
August Essig and two daughters,
Hulda and Louise, of Sa1born we're
over Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moll On their
way from Sanborn they spent day
with Mr.. Essig's brOther-in-law,
Gabriel Gebhard of Milford and Mon
day the young ladies went on to Fair
fax and their father returned home.
One OF the happiest men in town
these days is DR.. Fl. w. Rieke, because
he can now enjoy the comforts of home
in his own house. For several months
his family was staying with Mrs.
Rieke's folks because their own home
was not ready for occupancy. 1t was
completed short time ago and the
Doctor took possession of it last week.
While chopping wood last Wednes-
day Wolfgang Brey of the Town of
Lafayette had the misfortune to strike
his right foot with the axe and almost
severed the small toe. He was prompts
ly brought to- New U!ln and the at
tending physician remedied the
damage by taking several stitches so
that there is no danger OF loss Of
the member.
Last Thursday the case OF Andrew
Hilburger against A. N. Faas was
tried before the Court and the same
day Judge Olsen made his order
directing that Judgment be entered in
favor Of the plaintiff for S63.O4 and
interest from Nov. 1, 1912 together
with the costs of the action. This
suit contained six causes of action
and the total amount claimed was
1904. IS.
By his order recently filed, Judge
Olsen apportioned the salary of Court
Reporter w. T. Eckstein among the
respective counties of the 9th Judicial
District. The amount each county is
assessed depends upon the number of
days of Court held therein. Under
Judge Olsen's order the different
amounts monthly for the year 1914:
Brown $43 93; Nicollet S37 IT: Red
wood, sl9.70: Lyon s42 AZ and Lincoln
S24.24
One of our Minneapolis readers has
been interested enough in the remark
made by us concerning Miss Leohore
Ulrich of the bird of Paradise CO.
which played at the Metropolitan in
that city last week to attend the per.
formance and writes us an enthusiastic
letter telling us of the charms of the
young actress. We quote few lines
from the letter: 'To have seen her in
the part would have swelled the heart
at every New Uimer | am sure. For
genuine, real, -self-forgetting acting
that girl took the cake. I have not
seen it done better by the best that
have appeared here. When tho vnnnr