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

apolis last week
Theodore Klippstein has taken a.
position in the Offices of the State Bond
and Mortgage Co.
Mrs. E. M. Payne of Minneapolis is
spending few weeks with her daughter,
Miss Harriet Payne.
Miss Lizzie Hermerding of Olivia
arrived last Thursday to spend week
with the Ernest Hermerding family.
Last Wednesday Ernst Laue sold his
saloon to Mike Ranweiler. The new
proprietor will take possession April 9th.
Kurt Winkelmann, Manager Of the
Columbia Clothing Co.'S store at Morton
visited with his mother and other
relatives the past week. rsss * 4
Leo Sprenger who is employed in a
clothing store in Hibbing, Mimi, spent
a weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Sprenger.
DR.. and Mrs. Jerome Fritsche of
Springfield were in the city on the last
day of the year and attended the Fire
mems Dance at Turner Hall.
William Wicherski who has been home
from school for the Christmas vacation
left for Menominie, Wise, to resume his
work at Stout Training Schools.
Arthur Hartmann OF Milwaukee is in
the city at the present time making his
annual audit of the books and accounts
of the August Schell Brewing Co.
Mrs. Katherine Schroeck accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. j. w. Finch to
Minneapolis last week and expects to
spend the winter in that city with her
children.
Chas Brust, Jr. who has been under
the weather for over a month, has re-
covered sufficiently 50 that he was able
to go to work again on the last day of
the year.
Theo. G.. Budde of Kellogg, MINI.
visited with relatives and friends last
Wednesday. He is now in the employ
! of the Western Bond and Mortgage Co.
of Minneapolis.
The annual meeting of the Stark
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. will be
held at the city hall of Sleepy Eye
January 11th at II o'clock a. m. This is
the 31st annual meeting of the associa-
ton.
While whiting kindling with knife
William Haven oier of CORTLAND last
Wednesday cat deep cash in his left
thumb and il became necessary to secure
the services OF physician to stop the
bleeding.
Mr.. and Ms. Albin Carlson of Mime
apolis came to New Ulm to watch the
old year die 1t and help to usher in the
new. They report that they like their
new home bat enjoy coming back here
very much.
Harry Heymann came home from
Mankato Commercial College to spend:
his Christmas vacation of two weeks
with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Keymann. He returned to
his duties at school Monday morning.
Monday Jos. Martinka sold his saloon
business on North Minnesota Street to
Ben. Reinhart, formerly of West Newton,
who Immediately took possession of the
place. Mr.. Martinka has no definite
plans for the future, but will take a rest
before he takes up some new line of
work.
J. Warren Andrews, the renowned
New York pipe organ virtuoso will give
an organ recital at DR.. Martin Luther
College January 26th. The music
loving public of the city will be given
splendid opportunity to listen to first
class musical program. From here Mr..
Andrews goes to Minneapolis where he
will also give pipe organ recitals. ... I'D.
The Lutheran Aid Association held
their annual meeting Sunday and elected
the following officers to serve during
1915: Emil Hempel, President; C. Lin
demann, ST., Vice President; Henry
Stelljes, Treasurer and VIM. A. Linde-
mann, Secretary. The affairs of the
society are in most prosperous con-
dition and new members are being
steadily received
Mrs. Marie Elder who is spending the
winter with relatives in Minneapolis
writes us that she is feeling very we'll
and is enjoying the change to city life
a great deal. She says that she does
not expect to return to New Ulm for
number of months but will take a trip
to the Pacific states in the spring if she