New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-03-31

A daughter arrived last Wednesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Haenze
of Mankato. g.5
To-day the second term OF the Dr..
Martin Luther College closes, and the
students will have two weeks vacation.
Miss Martha Degelmann will be the
guest of Miss Elsie Retzlaff during the
Easter vacation. Both are attending
the Bethany College at Mankato.
Valentine Orth, who left for Bremen,
N. D. about year ago has returned and
takes possession Of the Orth farm in the
town of Home near Essig and will work
it in the future.
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein returned
last Tuesday evening from Waseca
where he had for four days assisted in
the trial OF law suit in the District
Court Of Waseca County.
In honor OF Miss Alma Plath of Sleepy
Eye. Mrs. Wilhelmina Boock entertained
at her home on N. Minnesota Street.
Cards and games furnished the enter
tainment. A fine lunch was served.
The latter part of the week it became
known here that Miss Augusta Keck-
eisen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Keckeisen OF this city, was recently
married to Andrew Anderson of Mime
apolis
Mrs. Paul Voss Of Echo was in the
city several days last week visiting
friends and relatives. She returned
to her home Saturday. While in the
city she was guest at the Fred Pfaender
home.
Last Friday evening there was
spelling contest in District No. SO. This
was arranged by G. A. Moran, teacher
of this school and Miss Helen Sonday,
who is teaching in Dist. No. 2s. Pupils
OF both Of these schools participated in
the contest.
Charles Schroeck OF Lamberton was
in the city the early part OF the week,
Mr.. Schroeck was in the saloon business
at Lamberton and since the town has
gone dry, expects to go into the grocery
business.
G. A. Ottomeyer has rented the rooms
recently occupied by Pfaender & Flor
to the Fos5roke Land Co. of St. Paul.
They will go into possession April LIST
and Mr.. Mullen, nephew of the late M.
Mullen will have charge of this Office.
Mrs. Gustav Nelson arrived last week
to visit with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Nelson was Miss Linda Leibold
before her marriage year ago. Recent
ly Mr.. Nelson secured a position at
Worthington and they moved there
from Iowa where they have lived since
their marriage. Mr.. Nelson will prob
ably spend Easter here and Mrs. Nelson
will return home with him. ,.s j,
Monday Judge Olsen heard the case
of the German NJ. E. Church of Sleepy
Eye against Charles Kleinschmidt. This
was an action noticed for trial at the
last term of court and was brought for
the purpose of setting aside deed
given by the trustees of the church to
Mrs. Salkowski. Judge Olsen took the
case under advisement. The plaintiff
was represented by Albert Hauser of
Sleepy Eye and the defendant by Davis
& Berg of Sleepy Eye and Henry N.
Somsen of New Uln.
Within week or two 700 men will
be put to work on the Milwaukee Road
to lay 22 miles of additional track from
Hopkins to Cologne. This will give
double trackage through from Mime
apolis to Cologne, distance of 81
miles. When this work is finished
there will be double track over $50
miles of the 285 miles from Mime
apolis to Aberdeen, S. D. 1t is the
intention of the Milwaukee Road to
construct complete double track
system between Minneapolis and Aber-
deem as soon as this can be done.
Who says the world is not getting
better? Last week a stranger from out
of town called at the Review office and
said that he owed the Review so cents
for several years and wanted to pay it.
On looking the matter up we found out
that the account was one that had been
charged off the books four years ago.
And this is not the first time that some
thing of this sort has occurred lately.
Not more than month ago another
account came in in similar fashion and
we are beginning to wonder if we look
as if we need it so badly that everybody
wants to pay up or whether it is simply
that people think the end of the world