New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keute left Monday
for St. Paul where Mrs. Keute is re-
ceiying medical treatment. r..
Capt. A. Steinhauser was in Mankato
yesterday on business before the probate
court of Blue Earth county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gilbert spent
Sunday visiting with the Andrew Stock
stead family at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. H. w. Rieke left for Arlington
yesterday afternoon, to visit with rela-
tives and friends until after Easter.
All of the newly elected city officials
have qualified and have filed their oaths
OF office, bond, etc., with the city clerk.
Attorney A. K. Staining of Tyler was
in the city over Sunday, having had
business before Judge Olsen last Satur-
day,
Miss Antonio Zieher leaves this week
for an extended visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Roos, at Wellington,
Kansas.
C. A. Robinson of the Gem Theater is
in Northfeld, having been called there
Monday on account of the illness of Mrs.
Robinson.
Miss Minnie Pfsterer returned to her
duties at Madison, Minnesota, Saturday,
her spring vacation having ended at
that time.
The week-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Goreis died last Saturday and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Monday forenoon.
A new automobile truck has been
purchased by Stuebe Bros, which is to be
used in the delivery of freight and later
for trips to the country.
Mrs. John Lindmeier, who for the past
five weeks has been i'll at the hospital
with typhoid fever, has so far recovered
as to be able to return to her home.
Mrs. Arthur Lehman of Grand Island,
Nebr., who has been in the city for a
week, visiting with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Keute, left for her home Saturday.
Clarence Glieske returned from Chi
cago last week where he has been at
tending veterinary school. The
school closed for the year recently.
The Southern Minnesota iDistrict
Dental Society is in session at Mankato
this week. DR.. H. w. Rieke is in at
tendance and was on the program for a
clinic on a Gold Foil Operation this
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Jerome Fritsche of
Springfield were New Ulm visitors last
Saturday. They say they like Spring.
field better every day and are doing very
we'll but have to come to New Ulm once
in while to see their friends.
Mrs. C. L. Peterson of Waseca and
children visited over Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Unverworn, and
other relatives. Her little son had been
spending a week with his aunt and she
came up to take him back home.
Mrs. Frank friedman of St. Paul is
Mrs. Alfred Schroeck. Mrs. W. J.
Finch and son Vern Of Minneapolis are
also visitors here, Mrs. Finch being
sister of Mr.. Sch :oeck.
: Mrs. William Boettger entertained a..
number of her friends at her home on
North Franklin street last Wednesday
evening at thimble bee. Mrs. Boettger
entertained her guests very pleasantly
and served them delicious refreshments.
DR.. G.. B. Weiser has let the contract
for his new business block on the corner
of Third North and Minnesota streets.
Contractors Pullman and Hers have
the contract for the masonry and frame
work, Chas. Emmerich the plumbing and
heating contract and the Cooper Electric
Co., the electrical work.
May 9Th has been designated by
Governor Burnquist as cleanup day for
the state of Minnesota. The governor
Fire Marshal Hargadine in naming
to remove from streets, alleys and vacant
lots the piles Of rubbish that are likely to
cause fires.
Profs. Schlenker and Davies of the
University of Minnesota will zgive
lecture on ''The German Folkssong" at
the NJ. E. church next Saturday evening.
The former will lecture on the origin and
meaning of the songs and the latter will
sing them. The lectures are free and no
doubt will be attended and enjoyed by
large audience.
AiCIllIcCI YAH I1ceIS 1elC lOT Cuo WIN
Cities Tuesday morning to look up
material in connection with several of
the new structures to be erected in this
city this year. Mr.. Hers has been kept
busy for the past few months drawing
plans for new residences and predicts
that the building season of 1916 will be
record-breaker.
Filth and dirt are the breeding places
of flies and in order to nip the spreading
of disease in the bud, yards and gardens
should be cleaned up at this time of the
year before, warm weather sets in. Flies
delight to feed in filth and then come
into the houses where they may drop
some of the filth into the food and thus
start disease and possibly an epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weisenborn on
Fourth South and Summit streets were
surprised by party of about twenty
of their friends last Thursday evening,
the occasion being the twentieth wedding
anniversary of the couple. The visitors
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Weisenborn
with number of appropriate remem-
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