New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

Norma Hartmuth Of Milwaukee,,
Wis. arrived Saturday evening for O
protracted stay with Miss Emma
Gebser.
Holland Herring lob Keg. rs
All kinds of smoked and Canned
fish. Fresh Vegetables always on
hand. F.. A. Schrupp.
Miss Josephine Chalupsky who has
been engaged by Mrs. Anna Rinke 90
trimmer arrived Sunday and began
her duties Monday at tho New Ulm
Millinery Parlors.
Last Tuesday Judge Ross united in
marriage Elisabeth Polzin of Burns
town and John Rositzke of Spring
field. The couple will make their
home in Springfield.
Mrs. Mary Berdan of New Ulm and
John Berdan Of Spokane, Wash,
visited from Wednesday till Friday
OF last week at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Berdsn. Morgan Messen-.
ger.
Mrs. Theo. Streissguth of Arlington.
came to the hospital Wednesday and
on Thursday submitted TO an opera
ton for the same ailment for which
she was operated upon some months
ago.
In a debate recently held at the
Fairfsx village hall on the subject OF
Estate Control of Utitities,'' the de-
baters we're young students from the
State University. G. w. Pfeiffer, the
Fairfax Standard says is New Ulm
boy.
1 Bargains! Bargains! Just what you
need to make housekeeping easier.
All kinds of the small, useful articles
on sale at the New Ulm Hardware
Company's First Annual Clearance
Sale. Adv. lOl
Monday morning Theo. Johnson
sold the Travellers Exchange saloon
TO Emil Frenzel who iinmedi ately took ,,
charge. Mr.aJohnson has no definite
plans for the future. He will take al
rest for q couple Of months before he'll
launches into something else.
Mrs. F. D. Minium attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. William
Smith in Minneapolis last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Smith whose maiden name
was Miss Wayne Drake. visited in
New UIm several times and was
known to some of our people.
Mrs. Ferdinsnd Heimerdinger Of
Paynesville and Mrs. Lizzie Miller of
Saltwater were in the city Monday to
help celebrate the birthday OF their
sister, Mrs. Kate Haeberle. They will
visit with friends and relatives for
several days before they return home.
Mrs. Anna Kuttner and daughter
Miss Mary returned Friday from
Minot, N. D. where they had been
called by the illness of Mrs. Kuttner's.
I son, 81. J. Reinarts. Mr.. Reinarts
was visiting his mother in. New Ulm
at the time that the typhoid fever was
worst here and he was taken i'll shortly
after returning to Minot. Reports
we're current that he had died but the
facts we're that he had only very
light attack and is now recovering
rapidly and will soon be back at
work.
According to the report Of Secy.
Sommers, the baseball meeting Sun
day afternoon was attended by about
$50 fans. r. B. Kennedy served as
chairman OF the meeting. Nothing
very definite was done except that the
officers for the season we're elected as
follows: E. G. Hage, President; Fred
Meme, Vice President; Louis Son.
mers, Secretary, and VIM. Lindemann,
Treasurer. The chief topic up for
discussion was the question whether
New Ulm should have salaried base
ball team or not this season. No de-
cision was reached and there will
have to be further discussion Of this
bone of contention. There will very
probably be another meeting Sunday
afternoon at the usual place and hour
to continue the work Of organization.
A financial committee must be APP
pointed to solicit funds and manager
chosen for the team. s
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