New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-10

| VIM. Burg, who had been visiting in
the city for about a week, left for his
home at Portland, Ore, last Sunday
afternoon. .s% 49, .. 81"
Jacob ,Epgel has accepted a position
with a Minneapolis construction COM
pany in the capacity of time keeper and
expects to- leave for the West about the
middle of the month to take UP his new
duties.
Repairs are being made on the targets
at Hunters Rest this week and the mem
bers OF the Hunters Club expect to hold
their first weekly shoot next Sunday
morning. The picnic grounds also will
be put in shape for the summers use.
English services will be held at the
lGerman Lutheran church Sunday
evening, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Prof.
+. K. Bliefernicht of the college will
preach the sermon. English services
probably will be conducted Sunday
evenings throughout the present month.
The May term of court at St. Peter
for Nicollet county was even of less i'm
portance than anticipated, all of the
cases being either dismissed by agree
:ment OF counsel or put over to the next
term for one reason or another. Judge
l. M. Olsen and Court Reporter Eek
stein returned from St.. Peter Tuesday
evening of last week.
Miss Georgia Paddock, a graduate of
the Boston School of Oratory, will give
reading at the Congregational church
on the evening of Friday, May 10. A
special musical program will be provided
for in connection with the reading. The
program will be carried out under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church. 81:
Prof. E. R. Bliefernicht received word
while attending the ministerial confer
ence at St. Paul of the death of his
father which occurred at Watertown,
WIS.,, Wednesday morning. He left for
Watertown at once and sent word to
Mrs. Bliefernicht, who also at once left
for the Wisconsin city. Funeral serv-
ices were held Saturday.
The annual picnic of the Nicollet
County Creamery Association will be
held June Is this year and the school
grounds of Lafayette village will be the
scene of the days festivities. The
picnic will be held simultaneously with
a meeting of the Nicollet County Farm
Bureau and an effort will be made to
secure Governor Burnquist as one of the
speakers for the OCCASION
Lieut.. and Mrs. Max Sebald are visit
ing at the home of the latter's parents at
Golden, Lieut.. Sebald having been given
a leave OF absence after several years of
service in the Philippines. Lieut.. Sebald
served several years in the Third u. S.
Infantry stationed at Fort Smelling and
when the regiment was in the islands,
applied for and received a commission
in the constabulary department.
F; George R. Kirkpatrick, noted author
and lecturer of New York City, will
speak at the Liberal Union Hall at
Hanska, Friday evening May 18th. The
subject of his address is **Think or Sur
render" and is discourse on the present
system of public school education, the
speaker favoring several radical changes
in the courses of instruction. Mr. Kirk
patrick is the author of "War-What
For" recently published, and regarded
as one of the most radical arguments
against war ever. published.
Work has been started on the foun-
dalton for the new cement tile works to
reconstructed by the recently organized
Safert- Guggisberg Cement Construction
Co., on the M. & St. L. right-of-way on
Third North street. Considerable water
has been encountered in the digging of
the trenches and the latter will have to
be boxed up in order to get solid foun-
dalton. The firm has already construct
ed temporary office building and ex-
poets that the factory will be ready for
operation by July 1.
A large party of friends of Mesdames
C. F. Crone, J. H. Vogel and C. Crone,
ST., were entertained at social after
noon at Turner Hall last Wednesday
entertainment in the shape of card
games being provided for those attending
and light refreshments being served.
The prize winners were Mrs. H. C. Hess
and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel for the best
scores, with Miss Cecilia Eibner and
Mrs. Emil Metzinger second and Mrs.
O. C. Stricken and Mrs. C. R. Hennick
for low scores.
With the usual regularity the Ba,-
trusch case was again postponed last