New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-08

George Kueck, 81. 81 Delhi, MINI. is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. A. Ahrens
of this city. AR ,
Wenzel Lampl, who is employed as
bridge carpenter at Des Moines, Iowa,
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
The Haasenpfeffer Dance given at
Turner Hall Saturday evening was not
so largely attended as usual this season
owing to the fact that it came SO late in
year, Advent having commenced. Those
who attended seemed to be enjoying
themselves very much and the supper
proved exceptionally good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest English have
moved into the Janitor's rooms at the
Armory as Mr.. English has been appoint
ed to the position Of caretaker Of the big
building. The fiat in the Dietz building
vacated by them will be occupied, we
understand, by newly married couple
whose wedding has not yet occurred.
The Journal Gazette of St. James was
leased last week by the Bells to Ed. T..
Sullivan, for the past year apd half
foreman of the plant, and Leo. A.
Gushman of Toledo, Ohio. The Jour
nal-Gazette has had ''hard shedding
and it is doubtful if the new proprietors
will be able to make it a paying propo-
sition. Three newspapers in St. James
seem to be one too many.
In it's issue of Thursday, December
End, the St. James Independent chroni
cles the death of C. ]. Imholt, who died
suddenly Saturday morning, following
an illness of but few hours. Prior to
his illness Mr.. Imholt had been in his
usual good health, though he had
worried to some extent over business
matters. He came to St. James in
March, 1914, and engaged in the elevator
business. He is survived by his widow,
his mother and four sisters. Mrs.
Imholt's mother, Mrs. Nosbish resides
in New Ulm. The remains were taken
to Haverhill, Iowa, for interment. :
Carl Hose this week surprised his
parents with big package of elk meat
which he sent as share of the big
animal which he succeeded in getting
when ON a three weeks hunting trip in
Montana, near Bozeman. There were
three others in the party besides Carl
and each succeeded in getting good
sized elk, one of them being an old one
whose antlers had spread of four. feet.
The party went out to Bozeman by auto
but returned as both Carl and another
member of the party succeeded in selling
their autos while away. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hose will give a family dinner party
Sunday to dispose of their share Of the
spoils of the hunting trip.
The All Minnesota Convention called
by Governor Hammond for last week
resulted in the formation of state
development league. There were ap-
| proximately 100 delegates from all
sections Of the state present and the
Governor addressed them, asking them
to take such action as would result in a
unifcation of purpose between the
different sections of the state. 1t is
! hoped by means of the efforts of this
league to so educate and inform the
members of the state legislature that
when they assemble to make the several
hundred new laws at their next session
there will be an better understanding of
/ the real needs of the state as a whole
rather than that each man should be
pulling selfshly for his own section alone.
The officers Of the State League are F.
w. Murphy of Wheaton and C. T. Kelly
of Menahga.
In circular letter sent out by @'The
National Association for the Study and
Prevention of tuberculosis of New
York it is urged upon the people of this
country to take an inventory of their
health assets and liabilities annually,
in other words to arrange for thorough
bverhauling of ones body. This in
spection should cover at least the follow
ing points: Height, weight, chest and
abdominal measurements and survey
OF the general bodily condition. Exami-
nation of eyes, ears, nose, throat, mouth,
teeth, tongue, skin, glands, lungs, heart,
circulation, stomach, liver and other
abdominal organs. Examination fol-
evidences of rupture, varicose veins
faulty posture, fat-foot, spinal curva,
ture, deformities and asymetries. Tests
of the vision and hearing. Tests of the
brain and nervous system for paresis
locomtor ataxia and other centra
nervous affections or nervous instability
Chemical and microscopic examination
of the urine. Blood pressure tests. This