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

y 49, " S"aiOoo VI obuu0UakeP cars
for samples and advertising and
avery body should call and see them.
Miss Bertha Schmidt leaves Satur.
day OF this week to go to Chicago to
attend the Spring Fashion Show and
buy the new goods for Ottomeyer's.
Kastello & Stoddsrd, singing, hoop
rolling, club juggling, and trained
dogs at the Gem. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Prices, 10 and l5c.
ADV 4
The parties given at the Schmaus
home on Route 3 Saturday evening
and at the Fischer home Sunday
evening were both we'll attended and
every body had good time.
Miss Hulda Goetsch has resigned
her position at G. A. Ottomeyer's
store and will go to the New Ulm
Roller Mill office. Miss Frances
Berg will take her place at the store.
Mrs. e. E. Miller of st. Peter died
Monday evening Of diabetes. DR.. c
W. Miller and his mother went down
Monday afternoon on receipt of a
message saying that his brothers.
wife was very low.
Major Alb. Pfaender and wife are
ejoicing over the arrival of baby
daughter Sunday night. The stork
also visited another New Ulm home
the Same night and left son for Mr..
and Mrs. George Gag.
Mr.. A. A. Dietrich of Bows, Ia.
who is in charge of lumber yard at
that point called on his sister, Mrs.
A. A. Alvin on his way home from
the lumbermen's convention in Mime.
apolis. He returned home Friday.
Mrs. John &. Siebenbrunner gave a
party last week at which she was
hostess to the Hermann's Sisters.
The ladies spent the evening at cards
and needlework. Mrs. Siebenbrunner
served a splendid lunch from tables
decorated with the amaryllis lily.
by. Schcbert of Hastings, q son of
Frank Schobert came home last week
to see his father who has been criti.
cally i'll for some time with acute
heart trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wild of Morgan we're also here. Mrs.
Wild is a sister of Mrs. Schobert.
The season for saving lumber is
once more on. Fritsche & Tauer put
their outfit into operation last week
and will keep up the work until the
supply of logs has been exhausted.
They are located on the banks of the
Minnesota River at the foot of Center
Street.
Friday evening of this week at Red
wood Falls will occur the first en-
counter between the debating teams of
this district. The New U1m team will
go up IN the afternoon and a goodly
company should attend them to give
them courage in the midst of the
enemy. a
Mrs. Fred johnson visited in Mime
apolis and St. Paul last week and
while there had the pleasure of seeing
Miss Ulrich in the bird of Para.
dise''. Mrs. johnson was quite as
charmed with the young girl as our
other reader who writes US this week
concerning Miss Ulrich.
At the last meeting OF the New UIm
Turnverein held Sunday afternoon it
was decided to have a masquerade
ball on Fastnacht, February oath.
Arrangements for this event will be in
charge Of joint committee from the
Turner Society and the Ladies'
Society of the Turnverein. Special
efforts will be made to have this
masquerade the best in years.
John II. Forster is beating all the
New Ulm housewives in the matter of
spring housekeeping. He has had
the entire first floor of his store done
over, painted and calsomined in
light buff and has rearranged and
systematized his display of furniture,
removing to the second floor much of
that formerly shown on the first. He
has also installed new display rack
for small rugs.
Mrs. Anton Guldan of Sleepy Eye
and Mrs. Anton Heinen of MlIrOy
have been visiting the past week with
their sick father, Franz Vogl. Mr..
Vogl has been suffering recently from
an attack Of rheumatism Of the heart
Until of late the old gentleman has
been very deaf but has had his hear
ing restored to him by the treatment
of local physician and now hears as
we'll as ever.
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