New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-27
LOCAL NOTES


Bernahrd Poehler Of Courtland has
entered the High School this week.
Alvin Glaesemann Of Virginia, MINI.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. H. Glaese-
mann.
Lucy and Verna Dohrmann of Sleepy
Eye spent the week end with their
cousins, Joyce and Florence Alvin.
Miss Florence Eckstein of Clear Lake,
Mimi, was a guest the past week of her
sister, Mrs. Alex Henle.
Miss Katherine Hoffman, of Lafay-
cite entered the Union Hospital last week
to receive care and medical treatment.
Mrs. James Stanton of Chicago, for
merly Miss Ella Gales visited with rela-
tives and friends for few days last week.
Miss Marie Korbel and Miss Ida Hau-
brich have been visiting the past week
with the M. Lauterbach family of Red
wood Falls.
Miss Daisy Richardson of Winona
is guest at the AID. Meile home. She
arrived last Wednesday and expects
to stay week or longer.
Judge Fred Schweppe of St. James sold
his 260 acre farm in the town of Sigel last
Wednesday to his renter, Joseph Domeier
at the rate of $1O5.OO per acre.
Pastor F. Koehler of Nicollet was a
guest at the Lutheran parsonage yes
terday. He came here to attend the
concert at DR.. M. L. C.
Carl Schmidt and Chester Alvin re-
turned Saturday from Ivanhoe where
they had been working for several weeks
on job of wiring which the Everling
Electric Company had contracted to do.
Charles Rauschke who has been in the
employ of the Eagle Roller Mill Co. con-
tinuously for 81 years has accepted pos
ition with Christ Book, proprietor of the
New Ulm Greenhouses.
While operating circular wood saw
on the farm of Jos. J. Soukup in the Town
of Sigel, the right hand of Joseph Kloeckl
| came into contact with the saw and three
of the fingers were badly lacerated.
Last Thursday Herman Held was re-
elected Grand Sword Bearer at the
Masonic Grand Lodge meeting held in
Minneapolis last week. The local lodge
was represented by E. T. Critchet, AID.
Meile and H. C. Hess.
At the banquet to be given by the
Mems Club of the Methodist Church
Friday evening, January 10Th, at the par
lors of the church, Rev. DR.. E. J. Gratz
will deliver an address entitled 'The
Bowcar"
H. A. Whitaker of the State Board of
Health was in the city yesterday and
looked over the water situation. He
took samples of water from private wells
and also from the general distribution
system.
Rev. DR.. C. G. Holm left last Thursday
for Waseca to assist for an entire week in
special services at the Blooming Grove
Methodist Church. Fred Haenze con-
Quoted the morning services at the local
M. E. Church Sunday and in the evening
DR.. G. F. Reineke delivered an illustrated
lecture.
The recently elected directors of the
Brown County Bank. perfected an organi-
zation Thursday afternoon by electing
DR.. L. A. Fritsche, Pres; Albert Stein
hauser, vice president; Emil G. Hage,
Cashier; Thor. j. Snilsberg, Asst. cahier;
Wilbur J. Strate, book-keeper and Clara
Epper, stenographer.
The Oberammergauer Peasant Players,
who will appear in genuine Bavarian
Folk Plays at the Turner Theatre next
Saturday and Sunday evenings. The
company consists Of fourteen people and
their offerings here will be CD Zwider-
wurz'n and "Jaegerblut."
At the annual election of the John
Hauenstein Brewing Co. held last week
the following officers were chosen: Chas.
Hauenstein, president and manager;
Mrs. John Hauenstein, ST., Vice presi-
dent; Martin Hose, Treas; John Hauen-
stein, ,Jr., Secy.; These with DR.. L. A.
Fritsche who was reelected constitute
the board of directors Of the corporation.
Last Wednesday August Thiede sold
his residence property on South Franklin
Street the former Theo. Rein property
to Alfred A. Schlumpberger for the sum Of
$5,000.00. Mr.. Thiede expects to
build new residence on the corner of
Washington and End North Streets this
year and building operations will be be-
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