New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-03-10

Rev. Schierenbeck and wife Of Mon
ticello, MINI. are guests at the home
LOT F. w. Blauert. Rev. Schierenbeck
expects to return to Monticello Saturday,
but Mrs. Schierenbeck will visit with
her parents for several weeks.
| Mrs. Rankin left Tuesday for Little
Falls where she expects to make her
home in the future with her son-in-law
land daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Schurr.
Her son, C. M. Rankin, accompanied
, her to Little Falls and will stay there
: for several days to look over the business
affairs OF the Company, before he re-
turns to New Ulm.
The engagement of Miss Laura Re-
mund, Principal of the Junior High
School Of Austin, Mimi, to Mr.. VIM.
P. Brown, mechanical engineer Of
San Francisco, California, was recently
announced in the Austin papers. Miss
Remind is graduate Of the New Ulm
High School and of the University of
Minnesota. She was formerly teacher
in the New Ulm schools.
). Last Thursday the Senate took favor
able action on the appointment of
Fred Pfaender to the local post master
ship. President Wilson'S nomination
went to the Senate the previous Satur-
day. Mr.. Pfaender expects to have
III of o,,I ID
and approved so that he will be able
to take charge of his job about April
Il list.
Eugene Koehler aims to keep abreast
OF the times. Some months ago he
installed the latest model of barber
chairs TO have the balance of his
tonsorial parlors match the chairs,
he had the fixtures and wood work
finished in white enamel. About a
week ago he installed new mirrors
which gives the place quite metro
politan air. There seems very little
left to improve on now but if there
should be Gene will be able to find
it and install it at the earliest possible
opportunity.
| Arrangements have been made by
the New Ulm Turnverein for lecture
which will be given in the lecture room
Of their Hall next Monday evening,
March 10Th, to which the public is
cordially invited: There will be no
admission charge. Martin E. D. Bunge
OF Milwaukee, editor of the "Ameri-
kanische Turnzeitung'' will deliver a
lecture in German and has selected
for his them timely subject: "The
Only Solution of the War Problem"
Mr. Bunge has the reputation of being
a fluent speaker and holds rather adj
vanced views on all questions per-
tanning to religion, politics and eco
Monies and is we'll worth listening to.
DR.. J. H. Graft, Roy L. Berg and Gust
Backer and son were Twin City visitors
the latter part of the week. In speak
ing about their visit to the twin cities,
Mr.. Backer said that they consider
themselves very fortunate that for some
reason or other they concluded to go to
ST. Paul on Thursday night, because
il they had remained in Minneapolis
they would have taken rooms in the hotel
which was destroyed by fire that night
which caused considerable loss of lives.
Both he and his son feel chat they have
lad narrow escape, because of the
fact that they were not acquainted in
the hotel, and they would have been
unable to find the exits. They had
their baggage in this particular hotel
20 to some time in the morning Of tie
day that the fire broke out.
Ever since Postmaster A. A. Schlumr-
berger rendered his resignation as post
master Of Searles, to the post office de-
partment, the question OF continuing
the post office has been under advisemert
by the government officials. After max
ing a thoro investigation, Inspector
Geo. Drake recommended to the de-
partment that money could be saved
. if the post office were to be discontinued
and his recommendation has found
! favor with the postmaster general.
An order has been issued that the Searles
post office will be discontinued on and
after March 3Oth, 1915. The patrons
of Searles will be taken care of by the
New Ulm post Office and it is planned
to re-arrange route and Z so that
this can be effectively done.
Parties living or doing business on
the East side of the block between
Center and First North Streets had
to revert to the old style methods
Of conveying messages Monday morn.
ing for some thirty telephones in that