New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
LOCAL NOTES

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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Edwards OF
Marshall visited here with their numer-
sous friends Saturday.
C. Bertelson of Fairfax was a visitor
lat the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Wagner several days last week.
Mrs. Math. Eichten was guest last
week at the home OF Mrs. Leo Aftermath
,of Wabassos
Fremont Schmidt is now south
slider, having removed with his family
TO the Furth property on South German
Street. The premises vacated by him
ON N Broadway were taken possess on
of by Frank Eckert.
Christ Arndt of CORTLAND had the
misfortune last Wednesday morning
TO get his right hand too close to the
scircle saw and the index and middle
finger were badly lacerated. An ampu-
7tation, however, was not necessary.
Editor w. F. Mailer of the Springfield
Advance who has held the position of
Deputy Oil Inspector for Brown County,
stepped out last Thursday and Christ
Filzen, Jr., who was recently appoin ted,
took charge of the Office.
Last Thursday evening, Mrs. Theodore
Scheidrich entertained some of her
friends at card party. Mrs. Peter
Sprenger, Mrs. Theodore Schwendinger
and Mrs. Christ Sprenger won the
prizes. A light luncheon was served.
Last Saturday Stuebe Bros. shipped
% head of horses to Manistee, Mich.
They were a fine looking lot of animals
and attracted considerable attention
when they were driven thru Minnesota
Street. They weighed 400 to 1900
lbs. each.
Arthur E. Hunt, who until recently
was the operator at the Cambria Station,
has moved onto the farm of Hugh R.
Hughes. Mr.. Hughes and family moved
to the farm recently occupied by Will
D. Harris and Mr.. Harris has moved
onto his own farm in the south end OF
Cambria Township.
Redwood County's spring term of the
district court opened at Redwood Falls
= yesterday morning with Judge |. M.
Olsen presiding. Court Reporter W..
T. Eckstein was also in attendance.
Only % civil cases were noticed for trial
and it looks as tho the term of court
would not last very long, especially as
the Grand Jury has only one or two
minor matters to investigate.
Carl Dobberstein of Ell Reno, Okla
homa, arrived here Saturday morning
for an extended visit in the city and
neighboring towns, He is now guest
at the home of Carl Falk in the town of
Cottonwood. Mr. Dobberstein lived
4 ere some years ago, but has not been in
New Ulm for the past ten years, and was
agreeably surprised at the number of
improvements that have been made
since he left for Oklahoma.
Jacob Vetter now finds himself the
envy of all the other rural mail carriers,
Just because he invested in Ford auto
moobile and delivers his mail in time
to be back by ten o'clock in the morning
when the others do not arrive until two
or three in the afternoon. 1t is safe to
say ere long others will see the wisdom
of buying machines and thereby cut
the hours of service down to one third
the time required in the old way.
The assessors of the county will meet
at the Court House Thursday morning,
April 18th at ten o'clock for the purpose
of receiving their books and supplies
from the County Auditor and discussing
matters of assessment. Last year the
tax commission had a representative
here to explain to the assessors the new
tax law. This year they have written
County Auditor Vogel that it will be i'm
possible for one of their number to be
here and request the County Auditor to
explain the matter of assessment to the
assessOrs ...