New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-06

Chas. Kretsch, the saloonkeeper at |
the corner Of Broadway and LIST North |
Street sold his saloon Monday to John
Schreyer who Immediately took posses
sion. Mr.. Kretsch has no plans for. the
future and will take rest for few
weeks at least. X.
Adam Schouweiler, brother of Mrs.
Jos. Franta, will undergo an operation
for some bone trouble affecting one of
the bones in his arm. Mr.. Schouweiler
lives in Morgan and came down here
for an X-Ray examination which will
be followed by an operation.
Do not forget that DR.. Johnson Gray
will appear as one of the numbers of
the lecture course next Saturday eve
ming at Turner Hall. DR.. Gray is a
fascinating talker and any one missing
him will deprive himself of pleasure
Remember the date, Jan. 9th, Saturday
evening. II. $780, f.*s..' $50.
Mrs. Otto Heymann and Mrs. Henry
Vedder entertained at the Heymann
home Monday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Albin Carlson. Euchre was played at
four tables and the prizes went to Mrs.
F. Hamann, Mrs. Hubert Berg and Mrs.
Howard Cooper. A delicious supper
was served following the game. Mrs.
Carlson will return to her home today.
The friends of Bavarian comedy and
song will, no doubt, be delighted to
learn that the Oberammergauer Theatre
company, consisting of IA persons, will
stage D. Zwederwurz'n on January 3Oth
and 'Jaegerblut' January 31st. Mem
bers of the company will produce the
"Schuhplattlertanz." There will also
be Either numbers and Alpine songs by
a mixed chorus. Five of the present
company were here twice before.
Last week Treasurer F. H. Behnke
received the Brown County Agricul-
turaps Society's share of the 100000
appropriated for county fair purposes
which is intended to reimburse the fair
associations for moneys expended for
premiums. The local organization a.
warded $1,368.75 in premiums. Their
treasury check called for only $1,217.74
because all the fair associations together
awarded over $4,000 in premiums and
there was a proportioned reduction for
each society.
Tuesday morning the newly elected
officials Of Brown County took office.
With the exception of a very few the
same ones will serve the public for the
next four years as have served them in
the past. Fred Christianson stepped
into the Office of Register of Deeds,
relieving Wesley C. Miller who had
accepted the office for the unexpired
term of Albert J. Schramm. The only
other changes are in the County Board,
C. J.. Palmer succeeding Steinke and
Christ Roland taking the place Of Nels
Erickson.
The American Theatre is planning
another of those big features for Saturday
and Sunday this week. Their announce
ment will be found in several places in
this weeks issue, Mr.. Hagen being a |
firm believer in the practice of adver-1
Using. The .'Trey o Hearts" film was
completed last Sunday evening, playing
to capacity houses twice and the third
show was better attended than usual. |
It is quite likely that another continued
story will be shown there in the near
future. The story is completed in the
Review this week and will be followed
shortly with another good one.
Twelve of the new waste cans have
now been installed, one each at the
Chas. Marti and Emil F. Buenger
corners on Sd North Street, one each at
the Merchants & Farmers State Bank
and Peuser corners, one each at the
Groebner and Quense corners, one each
at the Ottomeyer and SMASH corners,
one each at the Merchants Hotel and
Roy Berg corners, one at the Post Office
and one at the Broadway Grocery. One
is reserved for German Park. They are
quite ornamental and can be made use
full also if citizens make it point to
deposit waste paper and other refuse
therein.
Mrs. F. o. Gronwald, of Fargo, NJ D.
is spending couple of weeks visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Baasen.
The Friedens Church held their annual
meeting last Monday afternoon and
elected three trustees to take place of
those whose terms expire this year. J.
H. Johns, Ernst Eyrich and Hermann
Stegemann are the new trustees. The
other three whose terms hold over t;ll