New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-28
LOCAL NOTES

Miss Sophie Leitschuh who recently
gave up her position in the Office of
DR.. O. c. Stricken will be succeeded
aby Miss Florence Dorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Lippert of Water
town, S. D. visited with friends and re-
latives in the city the past week. Mrs.
Lippert will remain for some time
County Treasurer Henry ]. Berg left
last Saturday morning for Morris in this
state to visit his son Henry who is clerk
ing in drug store there.
A girl arrived at the home of Tom
Thomas of Cambria Saturday morning
and the same morning son put in an
appearance at the home of Frank Forst
of the Town of Milford.
Rev. G. Albrecht of St. Peter was at
the Lutheran parsonage Monday. He
came here for the purpose of attending
the funeral of the late Christ F. Ruemke.
Mrs. Geo. Mayer was at Faribault
Monday and Tuesday for the purpose of
attending directors meeting of the St.
Lucas Hospital. Mrs. Mayer is
member of the directorate.
Mrs Olga Brandt of Springfield visited
with friends and relatives Thursday of
last week. Mrs. Brandt came down
with Mrs. William Mueller who drove
down to visit her mother, Mrs. Regina
Hauenstein.
DR.. Jos. H. Voyel has been sporting
"a new six cylinder, 50 horse power
Buick roadster ever since last Thurs
day. 1t is of dark green color and
gives the impression that it was
built for speed.
DR.. Frank P6sterer of Milwaukee
may locate here for the practise OF medi-
cine. He was here recently on visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pfisterer, and looked over the field and
since then he has purchased the Henry
r Schwartz home on South Washing
ton Street.
Bernhard Marschner returned Sum
day afternoon from his trip to Cali
fornia. He had been gone for three
months. He enjoyed the trip very
much. Mr.. Marschner visited the Elk
opposition and says he thinks it much bet
ter than the one at St. Louis which he
also visited.
Julius Mielke who sold his property
on Center Street last week expects to
move with his family to California in
a short time where he intends to make
his future home. Mr.. Mielke cannot
stand the cold Minnesota winters any
more and for that reason contemplates
a change of domicile. -
After thoroughly canvassing the stu
alton, re )re5en5aJives Of the Fosbroke
Land Co., woo had rented rooms in the
Ottomeyer block, came to the conclusion
that the field is hardly large enough to
warrant the location of another land
.compa ~ here and for the present, at
least, they will not open up any offices
here.
The card party given at the Catholic
sschool-house by the St. Elizabeth's
Society last Wednesday evening was
we'll attended. Cards were played at
80 tables. The following won the
prizes: Star prize, Mrs. Bertha Rieg-
Ter; ladies' head prize, Mrs. Peter Mertz;
gents head prize, Jos. W. Schmidt;
ladies BOBBY, Miss Louise Witt; gents
BOBBY, Miss Hilda Ranweler.
Last week Mrs. Barbara Rewitzer was
awarded divorce from her husband Jos.
Rewitzer on the grounds of cruel and
inhuman treatment She was also
awarded the custody of the six children,
ranging in age from TO ID years. AS
alimony she was awarded the sum of SIS
per month and an undivided one-third
of the homestead. To the support and
education of the children Rewitzer was
ordered to pay the sum of $40 per month.
In addition to this he will have to pay
.$65 attorneys fees and S11.95 court. costs.