New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-29
A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Manderfeld Sunday.

Miss Witrock of Mankato visited over
Sunday with Mrs. B. Follmann.
A daughter arrived Wednesday morn
ing to gladden. the home of Alois Frank.
housekeeping aids. Old newspapers.
For sale at the Review office. Big
bundle for cents.
Fred Vogelpohl Of Green Bay, Wis.
visited with his mother, Mrs. Louise
Vogelpoh! and other relatives, Thursday
of last week.
Wanted: Five teams at the School,
house grounds Monday morning.
Apply at the Nelson Construction
Co. Adv.
Mrs. B.. Kjelshus Of Hanska, Jonas
Wick of California and Ole and Aagot
Wick Of Minneapolis left on trip to their
old home in Norway Monday. They
expect to be gone about three months.
Otto Korbel Of Crosby, N. D. has gone
into business at that place for himself.
Otto has been employed for several years
at the Book Drug store there. Here's
good wishes for his success.
This week, Thursday, Friday and Sun
day, the Five Musical Hewitts will ap-
pear at the Gem Theatre. They are con-
sidered one of the best attractions on the
road today and have everywhere drawn
full houses. Remember the dates. Adj
mission 10 and Is cents. Advt.
Mrs. Regina Hauenstein and son
Robert left Monday for Excelsior where
they expect to make their new home.
Miss Ida Hauenstein will follow few
weeks later. Excelsior is close enough
so that their many friends here hope to
see them quite often in the future.
The dance at the Opera House next
Saturday evening, May End begins at 8
o'clock. Be sure to attend. There. will
be no moving picture show at the Gem
Theatre that evening. The best of order
will prevail. Admission for gentlemen
Is cents, ladies free. Advt.
Albert Kunz, an employee of the Ea-
gle Mills got the fingers of his right hand
caught between some rollers that he was
cleaning Saturday night and had three Of
them crushed. The middle finger was so
badly hurt that it was necessary to am
putate part of it and the others were
badly mutilated but can all be saved.
Altho it was quite generally known that
Lieut.. Ad. Klause from here and Alb. A.
Paffrath Of Springfield would enter the
I'D for the nomination for Sheriff, their
candidacy was not made public until last
week. Their announcement and that OF
Albin Carlson and H. c. Peterson for the
much-desired office Of Register of Deeds
appear in this issue. :. .s.s =, : :. :
Within the past two weeks on two
different occasions considerable damage
was done to some OF the concrete work
that is being manufactured by the Con-
crete Culvert Co. at the company yards
on the Northwestern right of way. The
police have been notified and they are
investigating and hope to be able to
land the culprits in short time.
Monday Henry Rudolph sold his bust
ness block on North Minnesota Street to
Carl Grussendorf for the. sum of $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph expect to take a
trip to Germany, leaving New Ulm about
May 18th taking passage on the I'm
perator" which leaves New York May Is.
If conditions suit the Rudolphis they
may make their permanent home in the
old country.
Thursday evening Miss Marie Korbel
entertained for Miss Werden, who has
been employed as a nurse for Mrs. Chas.
Wagner the past two years, and who left
for St. Paul Friday. The Forester la
dies were the guests and the evening was
spent at cards. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. John Schneider, Mrs. B. Esser, and
Mrs. John Sturm, and Miss Werden re-
ceived beautiful guest prize.
Those who delight in tripping the light
fantastic will be able to spend an enjoy
able evening at the Opera House next
Saturday May End. The fact that Miss
Lucy Marti will be at the piano, and that
Capt. Jos. Hofmeister plays the violin
A. P. Book, the cornet and Anton
Gruenenfelder, clarinet, is safe
guarantee that the music will be excellent.
Admission for gentlemen, Is cents.
Ladles Tree. Advt.
Prof. H. Mosel OF D. M. L. C.. went to
St. Paul Saturday to attend the concert
given in that city by the band and
Maennerchor of Luther College of De-
corah, la. The band consists of 81 mem
bers,50 of whom are also members of the
Moonrorohnr This lc~l :.