New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-01

III. LlCOe0U Oh w 0oU8 t0Cr1oO WILL
relatives and friends for brief visit
Friday.
There will be work in the Mark
Master Degree in the Royal Arch
Chapter next Friday evening.
Miss Hilda E. Schnobrich was
called to Minneapolis Saturday to
take charge Of special case of
nursing.
A young Democrat arrived at the
home of John w. Haas Friday and
was made doubly welcome by his new
parents and grandparents.
81. G. Warnke who has been laid up
With erysipelss for couple Of weeks
was able to be down town for the first
time on Monday.
Two operations we're performed at
the Loretto Hospital last Thursday
morning, J. Young of Fairfax sub
hitting to an operation for gladstone 8
add Jos. Pankrstz of Lafayette being
operated upon for appendicitis.
Reinhold Hitler of Minneapolis, ore
of New Uim's native sons and q
brother of Rev. Hitler, who was pastor
of the local Methodist Church son Q
years ago was in the city Monday and
transacted business with the County
Commissioners.
Company ga" of the local militia
will soon be ready for outdoor work
on the rifle range. As soon ss tie
weather will permit the guards will te
spending good bit Of their spare
time at target practice on the old range
beyond the "Camel's Back'',
For the purpose OF testing the
validity of the vote which recently put
Owatonna in the dry column, II. M.
Deininger of that place has filed an
appeal for the purpose of securing q
recount of the votes cast on the
license question.
Henry Kunze left for parts unknown
about ten days ago, presumably to
avoid the payment of the sum of S12
per month alimony decreed to his
wife when a limited divorce was
granted to her by Judge Olsen several
weeks ago.
Joseph A. Tauer who recently sold
his saloon on North Broadway to
Peter Hengel of Milford will go into
the same kind of business at Spring
field, having bought the Charles
Bonner saloon at til at place. In addi-
ton to the saloon, he will also conduct
a restaurant. He expects to take
charge on April 9th.
Friday morning, Florence, the i've
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brust of Winnipeg, Canada
died at Loretto Hospital. The child
became i'll while the parents were
| visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brust at Sleepy Eye and was
brought to the hospital for treatment
week ago last Sunday. The funeral
was held from the chapel of the
Hospital Saturday morning and inter-
ment was made in the Cotholic
Cemetery.
Eight of the Royal Arch Masons
went to Mankato last Thursday after
noon to attend School of Instruction
held there that evening by the Board
of Custodians OF the Grand Chapter
of the State. Grand High Priest Haw-
kins of Marshall was present. There
we're delegations attending from
Sleepy Eye, Springfield, St. Peter and
Mankato besides the New Ulm delega-
tion which consisted of J. F. Arm
strong, Jas. Garrow, Albrecht Stork,
Adolph Nellie, Geo. L. Schmidt, A. G.
Nagel and w. B. Mather.
Elimination of some of the candi
dates for the Office of Register Of
Deeds is proposed in letter addressed
to the editor of the Hanska Herald by
| H. c. Peterson of Sleepy Eye. Mr..
Peterson feels that if he, Fred
Christensen and possibly N. J.
Ouren enter the field, the chances are
that both OF the New Ulm candidates
will carry the primary election, hence
his desire to clear the political atmos.
phere somewhat. Whether such 8
plan is feasible, it is hard to say
| According to the Hanska Herald i,
was not very enthusiastically received
by at least one OF the Hanska parties
whose name is mentioned in connec
tion with this office.
4 Robert Scherer was at home fol
over Sunday with his family. Mr.
Scherer expects to put in his time
this summer travelling as salesman
for the Trap Rock people whose
lquarries are located at Taylors Falls
Wisconsin. This company will take
care of all the Minneapolis orders Of