New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-02-23

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Mr.. Hans Mo, Sleepy Eye banker, was
La business visitor IN New Ulm Saturday.
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visiting at the home Of her. friend, Miss
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The club dance at Turnef Hall Satur-
day evening was well attended and en-
joyed by the participants. - =.
Louis Rieder and family of this city
visited relatives and friends at LIE Sueur
during the past week.
The Neumann & Pfaender orchestra
went up to Springfield Sunday to partici-
pate in concert and musical program:
B. Esser, who was called to Wisconsin
on account of the serious illness of his
mother, returned Thursday and reports
that his mother is greatly improved and
out of danger.
Eight of the friends of Mrs. Louis
Saffert arranged pleasant surprise
party for her last Friday evening at her
home. A fine lunch was served and all
enjoyed very pleasant evening. ::
Chas. Wellner of Fairfax was in the
city Friday and Saturday, visiting his
father-n-law, Mr.. Bleigh, who had un-
dergone an operation at the Union
hospital few days previous.
About twenty people pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Albert Knees in Milford
township last Sunday evening. The
time was spent in playing of cards and
other games and a delicious repast was
served the guests.
Joseph Platter, Jr., has returned from
Minneapolis, where he has made ar
rangements to enter the Y. Nj. c. A..
automobile school and expects to leave
about March first to take up his studies.
Charles F. Clark of Great Falls, Mont,
arrived in the city Sunday to spend a
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Platter. He will leave today for
home, stopping in Minneapolis on the
way.
Bids for the new deep we'll pump to be
purchased by the city, for the repair of
the old Luitweiler pump and the furnish
ing of 10000 gallons of asphalt road oil,
will be received by the city clerk March
18th. Bids for the road oiler with
pressure distributor will be received at
the same time.
Government seeds galore are being
received by the constituents of the men,
bers of congress and the two u. S. sena-
tors this week. In most instances it is
only waste of energy and labor on the
part of the government employees, as
most people look with suspicion at any,
thing they get for nothing and especially
in the seed line.
C. T. Westaby of North Yakima,
Washington, who has been visiting his
mother and his sister, Mrs. H. c.. Hess,
left last week to visit relatives in Iowa
and Dakota before returning home. His
brother, Spencer Westaby, of South
Dakota, was also here for visit to his
mother who has been quite poorly this
winter.
Mrs. Louise Drager and her daughter,
Mrs. Gabriel Gebhardt, left Saturday for
Bowbells, N. D. to attend the funeral of
grandchild Of Mrs. Gebhardt, the one
year old child of her daughter, Mrs.
Bosch. The baby had been ailing for a
long time. Erwin Grosglas and Otto
Bosch of this place accompanied the
party and all will remain for short stay
at Bowbells.
A new kind of fire extinguisher is to be
tried out by the local fire department at
the next fire. The new chemicals are
filled with preparation called "Pyrene"
and are said to have been proven a
success in other cities, Besides weighing
only a few ounces where the old chemicals
weigh pounds, the new chemicals, when
turned upon fire are said not to throw
off that offensive odor nor spoil anything
as does the sulphuric solution.
Mrs. F. A. Schrupp and children left
for their new home at Brownton, MIMI,
last Saturday. Mr.. Schrupp will remain
in the city for few days to wind up the
odds and ends of his business here. He
will open his store at Brownton about
March 1. The Schrupp family have
made many warm friends in New Ulm
who regret to see them leave, but offer
hearty good wishes for prosperity and
happiness in their new home.
Capt. A. Steinhauser of the Review and
Post and P. Liesch of the Journal at-