New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-08
LOCAL NOTES

A son and heir arrived in the
home of Louis Adams of this city
on Friday.
w. G.. Frank, the Springfield
banker, transacted business in our
city Monday.
John Breu, William Nichols and
Francis Schaefer left Wednesday
for Montana to take up a claim.
Robert Litfin of CORTLAND was
operated upon for stomach trouble
at Loretto Hospital Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Chas. Helmes who has
been visiting with her sisters for
some weeks has returned to her
home in St. Paul.
Alois Brey who recently pur-
chased the Schneider saloon at
Springfield removed with his fami-
ly last week.
Mrs. John Larson of Linden
was here Tuesday on business and
found time to shake hands with a
few of her friends while in the
city.
A. H. Lienhard of Minneapo-
lis hobnobbed with friends and
acquaintance for several days
last week. He left again Monday
evening.
William E. Koch had a fainting
spell Sunday morning and he has
since then been confined to his
bed. No serious results are anti
cipated.and7he is expected to be
up and around again today.
Adolph Meile left Thursday for
Winona to join his. wife and chill
dren who have been visiting with
the -Hillmers for the past two
weeks. They are all expected
home next Monday.
Mrs. William Thiedemann left
for St. Paul last Thursday, called
there by the serious illness of her
son-in-law, Albert E. Peglow.
Mr.. Peglow was in a very critical
condition for several days.
Fred Setter left Friday morn
ing to return to his home in Kies-
ling Washington, after avisit here
of three weeks. Mrs. Setter and
Aline are still here and will re-
main for some time.
A hand rail has been erected in
the center of the steps leading in
to the court house. This is GER
:tainly an improvement and will
prove quite a convenience to all
who have occasion to climb up.
the courthouse steps. =sA=sz
John Hauenstein ST.. who sub
mitted to an operation about two
weeks ago was taken home from
the hospital Monday evening. He
is not showing the signs Of inn
provement that his friends would
like to see.
Henry Ramlo of Hendricks was.
operated upon for appendicitis at.
:Loretto Hospital last Wednesday
morning and the IL year old
daughter of Jos. Schemann of the
Town of CORTLAND submitted to a
similar operation the following day
Miss Emma Beinhorn of Duluth
arrived Monday for a few DAYS
visit with friends. She is the
guest Of Miss Clara Steinhauser
during her stay. From here she
goes to Winona for a brief visit
with her brother Alfred and
family.
After Easter Leo Sprenger who
has been employed at Crone's De-.
partment Store for the past sever
al years, intends to go to Minnea-
polls to take a course in window
decorating. He expects to stay
in Minneapolis and follow this
line of work.
A petition asking for the grad
ing Of the Brighton Road under
the ElWell law has been signed by
the following property owners
and will be presented to the
County Commissioners of Nicol-
let County at the next meeting Of
the Board: William Drill, j. A.
Jensen, Fred J. Meyer, Ad. Schil-
ling, Frank Weier, Franz Wen
Ginger, George Maidl, Anton B.
Maidl, John Jutz, Fred Gieseke
and George w. Gieseke.
!. Madelia is!putting on rnetropo-
Titan airs and will not be content
until IF hoe - tfVXYl.:L~ Wy - 80.