New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-07
Miss Clara Korbel spent Easter
with friends and relatives in Mankato.

Miss Clara Korbel spent Easter
with friends and relatives in Mankato.
| Miss Louise Hensel who teaches in
Milroy is spending her Easter vacation
with her parents in Milford.
Carl Stone was in Chicago several
days last week on business in connection
with the new tile factory.
f! Mrs. Vim. Harder and two little
sons of LIE Sueur spent several days
last week with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Radt-
Ike and other relatives in this city,
According to Hubert Berg, the clerks
and deputies OF the Woodmen lodges
of the State OF Minnesota had most
successful convention in Minneapolis
recently.
Christ Filzen and crew OF men
were engaged several days last week
excavating for a basement in the rear
of the old Quense property recently
purchased by Henry N. Somsen.
Mrs. and Mrs. Adolph Burmeister of
Minneapolis are the guests of Mrs.
Burmeister's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wenzel Groebner. They may decide to
again remove to New Ulm.
Gustav Guhlke purchased the livery
| md ~ D
Bertrand. Mr.. Bertrand will in the
future devote his whole time to his wood
and coal business and to his telephone
exchange which he recently purchased.
There will he services at st. Peters
Episcopal Church next Sunday morning,
April 18th, when DR.. F. Kramer, warden
OF Seabury Divinity College at Fart
bault will conduct services. DIR. Kramer
has been the head of the Faribault
institution for number OF years.
A new machine was installed last
week by Witt & Koukal in their shop
on 3rd N. Street between Minnesota
and Broadway. 1t is wood turning
lathe and will help materially in increas-
ing the output of the plant. 1t is oper-
ated by Mr.. Koukel who is the wheel
wright of the firm.
Mrs. Albert E. Metzger OF Indian
aplis writes from Los Angeles that her
mother Mrs. Frances Boesch is con-
valescing from an operation for gall
stones which she recently underwent.
In speaking about the California ex-
positions Mrs. Metzger says that the
one at San Diego is perfect dream
The End. Regiment, Col. Buschers
commanding, will go into camp at Lake
City this year June 23rd and will re-
main there until July 3rd. This in
cludes from New Ulm Co. "A", the Ma
chine Gun Co. and the End. Regiment
Band. Major Arthur Johnson and Capt.
Danforth have been detailed to act as
instructors and inspectors of the Min
nesota~ Militia in Lake City, and-uill
be in attendance during the entire en-
campment.
Last week the contract was let for
the erection of $4,000 hospital in
the city of Redwood Falls. 1t is being
built by Drs. Keafe and Flint. The
structure is to be absolutely fireproof
thruout. Springfield pressed brick and
Kasota stone will be used in the con-
struction. The ground floor is to be
23x30 feet and the building will be two
stories high with full basement; there
will he seven rooms for the patients on
the second floor, any one of them large
enough for two patients and one for
three. The operating room will also
be or this floor. This will be quite a
help for Redwood Falls, because it
has no hospital facilities at the present
time at all.
That farm products in British Column
bia are quite high appears from a letter
recently received from Chas A. Faas a
brother Of Nick Faas of this city He
writes: I'VE do sure pay for it (the
wary here. 1 just paid $3.50 for hum
dred pounds of oats for my horse.
Corn (shelled) is about $2.4O and good
feed wheat about $500 per hundred. He
says the winter has been a very mild
one, the coolest being about 16 degrees
above zero. Peach and pear trees
! have been in bloom for over two weeks.
He also says that the admiralty COM
Wandered all their Trinitrotoloul what
ever that may be) one of the ingre-
dents they use in manufacturing sa-
bulite, and he thinks that he will have
to hunt new Job soon. He is now
connected with the Sabulite Canada
Limited.
District Engineer C. n Robertson
returned last Tuesday evening from
Redwood Falls, where he had in comnanv