New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-25
Gottlieb Arndt Of Springfield was II

Miss Irene Larson Of Hanska is q
guest of New Ulm friends.
Jos. A. Eckstein spent q part of last
week in the Twin Cities on business.
Miss Martha johnson OF Judson I'M
derwent az operation for appendicitis
ct Loretto Hospital esterday.
Robert q. Manderfeld OF Olivia
visited several days last week with
New Ulm relatives.
A Basket Social will be given at the
Home School, District No. Ia, Satur-
day evening, March 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mueller Of
st. Peter visited with relatives and
friends for several days early in the
week.
The best training insures the best
positions. Send for Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, MINI. free
catalog. Adv IL II
SPECIAL CANDY SALE-Wonder
Chocolates. Regular 40 cents q pound
quality at only 20 cents beginning this
week. Other candies at special prices
at Rawson's Variety Store. Adv q
John Dill, the florist, left Saturday
for ST. Paul to take . rest cure. His
health has not been the very best for
some time and he concluded to take q
rest. During his absence his father
will be assisted by his brother George
The Brooks Stock Company will
give. away q diamond ring Al the
Saturday night performance at the
American Theatre. Don't miss q
chance TO get q sparkler. Ring on
display at Schleuder's Jewelry Store.
... Adv ~
The State Fire Inspector for Thea
tras and Public Halls was in New Ulm
Monday. The American Theatre was
inspected by him and is reported to
be one of the best in the state, very
few being built with the fire regula-
tions so we'll kept in mind.
Two new cases of diphtheria have
been reported at the Reiuhold Lind
home. One little daughter died last
week and two other children are af-
hicted. Mrs. Conrad Zankl and q
daughter living at 523 N. Franklin
are also down with the same disease.
Jerry Reardon, for many years Sec
ton foreman of the G. & N. w. Ry.
Go. at this point, has decided to give
the hotel business good try-out. He
has leased the Merchants aotel from
Charles Stuebe Sr. and expects to
take possession few days before the
middle of next month.
Glen. A. Lauterbach, one of the
publishers of the Redwood Gazette, at
one time foreman OF the Review plant,
will be the next Postmaster of Red
wood Falls. His name was sent to
the Senate by Pres. Wilson last week.
The Review offers congratulations.
Sunday evening at 5:30 the Congre-
gational Church members will hold
their monthly vesper services. Judge
Olsen will speak at this time. Fol-
lowing the services will be the usual
light lunch Friends of the church
are invited to be present.
| Herman Zieske of Golden was the
only candidate who presented himself
at the Post-office recently to take the
examination conducted by Fred Oswald
for the position of Postmaster at Cob
den. The present incumbent has re.
signed. The job carries with it a
monthly salary of 800. %.
The danger of the city's being
thrown into absolute darkness is now
about eliminated. The old DYNAMO
which was sent to MINNEAPOLIS some
six weeks ago to be rebuilt, has been
returned and is again installed at the
electric light plant and is ready for
action at any time if the new engin e
should suffer a breakdown or 90 out
| Of commission.
At the annual meeting OF De Molay
| Commandery, No. rs, knights Temp
lars held last Wednesday evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. r. F. Wheeler, q. G;
E. G. Hage, G; Herman Held, G. G. /:
Adolph G. Nellie, S. W.; J. F. Arm.
strong, j. W.; Christian Holm, Pre-
late: F. 81. Behnke, Treas; A. Mar
den, Recorder; j. F. Garrow, 3rd
Guard; II. L. Beecher, End Guard: A.
Fl. Stork, lst Guard.
In an attempt to crank r, r.
Kenhedy's automobile last Wednes-
day afternoon about four O'Clock.
County Treasurer Henry j. Berg sus.
tanned a broken wrist. This happened
at Evan where Mr.. Kennedy had gone