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

Mrs. Z. g. Vogel, Mrs. Timms and
Miss Allie Scherer went to Springfield
to spend Friday with Mrs. j. G.
Rothsnburg.
Isidor Heinen who has resided II
ST. Paul for the past few years 10 once
more . resident Of New Ulm and 10
now employed in the tonsorial parlors
OF Oscar Dingler.
Miss Margaret schoch IL at home
for her spring vacation. Walter Dur
balm is also ct home from Hamline
and the other students will all be here
soon.
Saturday evening . small party OF
those who enjoy dancing gathered at
Turner Hall in respnse to invitations
and spent several hours pleasantly
together. A light supper was served
by the Ladies Society.
Mrs. Henry Fuerst whe came ito be
present at the time of the operation on
her father, John Hauenstein, ST., did
not have an opportunity to stay here
very long. She came Friday and the
following Wednesday she received q
wire notifying her of the serious ILL.,
ness of her mother-in.law. Before
she arrived at Chicago, the elder Mrs.
Fuerst had passed away.
If any argument were necessary to
convince New Ulmites that paving is
necessary on Minnesota Street they
should have taken . look at the ''argu-
ment scraped up by Commissioner
Schemann Monday morning when he
used the road scrapers along the
thorofare. While the mud was not
very deep, when rolled up together in
heap in the middle Of the road it made
big pile.
Tuesday night after the heavy rain
that fell early in the evening q great
migration to the southward took
place among the geese that had
travelled northward gradually during
the preceding weeks. All night long
at intervals of fifteen minutes to half
an hour the air was filed with the
cries of the birds as they flew swiftly
ahead of the cold wind that was
coming down from the north. The
geese we're flying very low and there
vouet hovo boor <horeoo1o - <ho~,
Many New Ulm hunters felt aggrleved
that the flight was made within hear
ing but out of their reach for various
reasons.
Our models are boosting our sales.
See our latest purchases in suits and
coats. Crone Bros. 13tf
Saturday last, Major Albert Ptaen-
der and Lieutenant Adolph Klause
took flying trip to Mankato to- look
at the partially completed plans OF
the new armory. Architect Albert
Schippel of Mankato is preparing the
plans and hopes to have them compile
ted in the course of week or ten
days. AS soon as the plans are
approved by the local board, the ad-
vertisements for bids will be published
in the local papers and the contract
will be awarded as soon as possible.
Actual construction work viii commence
by the first of May and it is hoped
that the place will be ready for occu-
pancy by the first of January, 1915.
Supt.x Hess went to the Cities We'd
nesday last to attend the Convention
of City Superintendent which was in
session at the University for three
days. Supt. Hess also was looking
up successors to fill the places of Miss
Lovelace and Mr.. Ledine. Mr.. Ledine
expects to go into some business when
he completes his work in New Vim
and we understand Miss Lovelace
will take 'a'post graduate" work and
Miss Lovelace is most likable young
lady and her many friends here are
glad to know that she has selected
New Ulm as her permanent location.
No other changes so far as is now
known will be made in the teaching
corps altho there is still ample time
for the teachers to change their minds
about remaining The yearly election
does not take place for some time yet
and after that the teachers will be
given ten days to accept or resign.
| Mrs. G. w. Retzlaff writes the
Review from Oakland most interest
ingly of the conditions in her Cali.
| fornia home. She states that the
weather was ideal all thru March and
that all winter there has been plenti-
full rainfall. The outlook is very
favorable there tor good crops and at
present the fruit trees are in their
glory of blossoms. Roses and all
kinds of flowers are also in full bloom