New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-03

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Mrs. Rudolph Bach was a visitor 70
St. Peter Monday, returning the same
evening. ~.
Mrs. Otto Kohn is visiting friends at
Westfeld, Wis.,, and expects to be gone
for several weeks >.-.., -
DR.. O. J. Seifert was in the Twin Cities
several days of the past week, attending
to business matters. .....
Mrs. Ida Schwantes, who visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Theo. G.. Budde of
Minneapolis for week, returned home
Sunday afternoon.
: F. L. Hoxey, sleight of hand performer
and travelling salesman as a side line,
has been in the city for the past few days
entertaining his friends and customers
with his tricks. 80 :*:. IL. 81 .
Col. John Buschers has been in a St.
Paul hospital for several, weeks, taking
treatments under the direction Of a
specialist. He, is expected to return to
New Ulm today. 81, &c.,: 81. =.
DR.. V. H. McHale, who recently
graduated as a dentist, has decided to
locate in Hanska and opened up Offices
in that village Monday morning. DR..
McHale is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. R..
McHale of this city,: .:..s -. ...:.-~. i.
The annual ministerial conference of
the Lutheran ministers of the state is
being held in St. Paul during the present
week. Rev. C. J. Albrecht left for the
cities. p Tuesday morning to participate
in the meetings. r,.... ..;..:. = ;:,:.,
Friday was an ideal day for the OBJ
servance of Arbor Day and reports from
the rural districts are to the effect that
a great number of trees and ornamental
shrubbery were set out. Appropriate
exercises. also were held in several of the
school. >....... .,:... =. :.
The minstrel show given at the Armo-
~ last Sunday evening drew only a
small house, but even greater than it
deserved. Some of those present were
mean enough to say that the travelling
troupe only filled in here to avoid the
long jump from Essig to Judson.
, Mrs. Paul Voss of Echo, who has been
in the city for the past few weeks,
awaiting the recovery of her son, who had
been operated upon at the Union hospital,
was able to return home with the boy
Monday, the latter having almost ciom-
pletely recovered from the effects of the
operation.
J. B. Nelson of North Mankato was
in the city several days of last week,
looking up local building activities and
may get into the game on several new
buildings to be erected in the city during
the coming season. Mr.. Nelson is one
Of the largest contractors in Southern
Minnesota.
Those who were in high glee during
last week in the hope that summer was
really and truly at hand, were sadly
disappointed Monday morning and found
the green lawns covered with snow. IT
did not last long, however, and the
weather man is predicting warmer
weather from now on.
Marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
of Court Manderfeld to the following
during the past week: Orrin H. Dybdahl,
Emmett county, Iowa, and Hattie Zangel
Of New Ulm; George Polta and Mrs.
Mary Roeder, both of New Ulm; Albert
Knapp, Franklin county, Iowa, and Ida
Grundmeuer Of Sleepy Eye; Adolph
Gag and Mrs. Katherine Hostelka of
New Ulm.
Putting up more bird houses in Ger
man park has been urged by visitors to
that beauty spot. It is believed that
the birds do not find the park attractive
on account of the smoke from the electric
light plant and other nearby manu-
featuring plants, but that if bird houses
we're placed near the north end of the
park the feathered tribe would soon get
used to making this their headquarters.
Health Officer Seifert is determined
that the city must be cleaned during
the present week of all of the winters
accumulation of rubbish and in case
the notices in the newspapers do not
have the desired effect on the property
owners personal representations will be
made to them. While some of the
alleys in the central portions of the city
have been cleaned up during the past few
days lot of rubbish is still in evidence
in some Of the outlying districts. AS
these rubbish piles are the breeders Of
disease and in the case of contagious
diseases decided menace to the public
health, the health officer will find means
to bo7,o tbo,,o ro,,,ox,oI