New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-03-17
Mrs. Ed. Cordes visited Old friends
at Nicollet Saturday.


Mrs. Ed. Cordes visited old friends
at Nicollet Saturday.
Major Albert Pfaender spent several
days last week in St.. Paul on business.
Mrs. Carl OFT was called to Lamber-
ton last Saturday, her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Feige, being sick.
Last week S. S. Williams and two
assistants of Duluth audited the books
of the New Ulm Gas Co.
Miss Hertha Hers was a guest at
the home of Mrs. K. E. Moe of Minnea-
polls several days during the past week.
Mesdames Sannwald, Muesing and
Engeibert entertained the Lutheran
Aid Society last Thursday.
A chorus of sixty voices under the
direction of Prof. REIN, will render the
music at the Lutheran church Easter
Sunday.
Nels J. Ouren, manager of the Hanska
and Linden Cooperative Store Com
pany, transacted business in our city
yesterday.
Friends of Emil Wicherski received
cards from him last week from San
Diego, CAL, where he is visiting at
the present time.
Mr.. Bode is we'll known here not only
as hustling salesman for the Bur-
roughs adding machine, but also as a
skat player of no mean ability.
| Thursday afternoon about 1880 the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Baier
which was born that morning passed
away. The remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. Minnie Schroeder has accepted
position with the New Ulm Land Co.
Mrs. Schroeder has been employed at
the office of the Register of Deeds for
some time.
| Beginners classes will be started at
the East Primary, Washington and
Lincoln school buildings and also in
the Normal Department at the new
High School, next Monday morning,
March 22nd. Be sure to have the little
ones ready in time.
At the village election Of Lamberton
held last Tuesday the proposition to
issue bonds for 900 for the con-
struction of the sewer was rejected by
a vote of 101 to II. Redwood county
will dispense with the services of the
county agricultural agent. BY a de-
cisive vote Of the townships and villages
the proposal to retain the county agent
for another year was voted down. 1t
is surprising that only about twenty
per cent of the ballots voted in the
townships and villages were favorable
to retaining the agent in the county.
The concert given at the Congre-
gational Church last Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society was most enjoyable affair.
Two of the visiting ladies had appeared
before New Ulm audiences previously,
Miss Nippert, violinist and Miss Curran,
reader, and were received with the well
come accorded to friends. Miss Lang
tree and Miss Crist, the accompanist,
had not been here before but were also
welcomed cordially and their work
received warm commentator Miss
Nippert has rare talent and Miss Cur
ran is a delightful reader, her selections,
particularly the one "A Little Matter
OF Real Estate" being most happy.
Miss Langtree's voice was surprising
IN its volume, being fitted for a large
concert hall and yet was so used that
it did not seem too large for the church
auditorium. Not only was the volume
remarkable but the sweetness and pure
ness of her tones as we'll. She was
given much applause The home ia
vorites, Miss Frances Krook and Mr..
Ed Stoll were also heard and enjoyed.