New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-01
LOCAL NOTES

SEA. McGavern,V assistant to F. D,
Minium, went to Missouri Valley, Iowa,
to spend his Thanksgiving at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel returned
from their trip to Chicago Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Siegel are expected
home from French Lick Springs Thurs
day of this week.
Mrs. M. Mullen had her car taken to
the cities yesterday and will probably
select new model for next season.
The Messrs. Viergiver and Haynes,
teachers in the local high school, were
in Minneapolis the latter part of last
week.
Advent season began last Sunday and
will continue until after Christmas. The
season will be observed as usual in the
local parish of Holy Trinity.
In the play which will be produced
at the Armory next Monday December
9th, Rudolf Bach will appear in the
role of Moses
Mrs. Harshmann and daughter Gla-
dys OF Waseca were guests at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Hammermeister over
Thanksgiving.
DR.. F. E. Hirsch of St. Paul, Super
intendent of the Methodist Churches
of this District is here on a friendly
visit at the German Methodist Par
sonage. ..-..
Walter L. Hose recently sold out his
Tire Repairing business to the Everling
Electric Co. Walter has not decided
yet what he will do but expects to spend
the winter here at least. -eEfa...
Attorney Albert Flor sold his North
Washington Street residence the past
week to Hy. Forst, Jr., of Lafayette, at
a price Of $4700.00. Mr.. Flor expects
to build in spring.
Miss Lydia Kobe of Sleepy Eye visited
Sunday at the John Hauenstein home.
Miss Kobe is teacher in the Hanska
schools and was on her way there from
her visit at home.
F. H. Retzlaf left for Cedar Rapids,
Iowa yesterday afternoon, where he
will give talk on Farm Tractors"
at the Iowa State Implement Dealers
Convention.
The South Side Auto Company is
busy place these days as they are hust-
ling to make some needed changes before
the cold weather catches them at it. A
partition has been torn out to give the
Office more room and heating plant is
being installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamann have
been entertaining the past week Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hamann Of sykeston,
N. D. The Hamanns formerly lived
here. They are we'll pleased with their
new home and report excellent crops
this year.
Company A moved into their new
quarters in the Armory last Sunday.
There were no special doings in honor of
the occasion as the Company plans on
something elaborate at the time of the
formal opening. The Machine Gun
Company moved in some time ago in
quite similar fashion.
Mrs. John Cuddy of Mankato visited
last week with her former New Ulm
friends and acquaintance. While here
Mrs. w. T. Eckstein and Mrs. M. Hose
entertained for her, the former Friday
and the latter Saturday, at afternoon
gatherings.
At the Union Hospital the following
patients have been received the past
week for surgical attention.: Armin
Bode, Theo. Precht, and Carlin Phelps
The Precht operation was performed
Monday and the Phelps operation Tues.
day morning. The latter was suffering
from appendicitis and the former from
gall stones. At the Loretto Hos
pital Mrs. John Rewitzer underwent
an operation for appendicitis last Thurs
day. IA. s,
Henry Sinkel. photographers. was re
Gently up before Judge Henningsen OF
a charge of malicious mischief, the spe
Fcifc mischief being the posting of a pic
ture of Emil Wies and Miss Anna Fan
der in several public places. Mr.. Sinke
paid q fine Of SO. and costs Of $5.45 70
making use Of telephone poles for thi