New Ulm review., 1916-04-12
LOCAL NOTES

Mrs. Hermann Juni of Milford is at
the Union hospital for treatment.
John Henle was passenger bound fol
the Twin Cities Tuesday morning.
DR.. O. C. Striekler was called to St.
James Monday on professional business
Mrs. Arthur Nelson of Tracy is in the
city visiting relatives for a few days.
John Siebenbrunner was business
visitor in the Twin Cities Thursday OF
last week.
John Sward of Winthrop is at the
Union hospital, taking treatments fol-
rheumatic ailments.
Albert Hoffman of GAINESVILLE is at the
Union hospital, where he was operated
upon for appendicitis Monday morning.
County Commissioner Herman PolkoW
of Springfield was in the city Monday
transacting business at the court house.
Miss Matte Kukuk who has been in
the city receiving medical treatment left
for her home in GAINESVILLE Tuesday
morning.
Viola Hanson of Hanska, a six-year old
child, was operated upon for appendicitis
at the Union hospital Saturday after
noon.
Fred Nemitz of Vesta, Minn., was
brought to the city Monday and taken
to the Union hospital, where he was
operated upon for appendicitis.
William Huevelmann was in the Twin
Cities several days of last week. He
purchased a high-class Stuts roadster,
which is to be delivered the first part Of
May.
Peter Dorm, one of the prominent West
Newton farmers was in the city Tuesday,
He reports the roads as being in very bad
condition and it will take several months
before the bottom road is in it's usual
good shape.
Miss Agnes Heidemann of Nicollet
arrived in the city Saturday to take a
temporary position at the Union hospital
relieving Miss A, Loehrke, the head
nurse, who left for Chicago Sunday after
noon on a three weeks vacation trip.
The following new arrivals have been
reported for the past week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schneider, boy, Monday evening;
Mr.. and Mrs, George Keckeisen, a girl,
Tuesday morning; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rausch, a boy, Saturday; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wright, girl, Sunday.
M. P. Dicks, an employe of the public
accountant firm, Warwick, Mitchell,
Peat & Co., Minneapolis, has been busy
on the books of the city since Wednesday
of last week. He probably will finish
his labor by the end of the week and
submit his report to the council.
tween 9th and 10th North on Minnesota
Street the past week to Paul P: Bertrand
who at present lives on farm near
Sleepy Eye. The price was $4300.00
Mr.. Bertrand will take possession Sep
tember 1st. He is one OF the successful
farmers of that section of the county
and will make a good citizen for New
Ulm.
At the weekly tournament of the New
Uln Skat Club prizes were won as follows
A. S. Dorm, first prize with Is net games;
E. J. Hettlinger, second prize with $50
net points; Jos, Chaser, third prize with
spade solo against four matadors. The
special prize donated by John H. Forster
TOR the highest play Was won by Jose
NldSCl. AZ Cllc llGAC GOuTUdl1lonJ Case
of Export will be donated by the
Schell Brewing Co. for the highest play.
Mrs. E. Mullen returned home Mon
day evening from her stay in the South
The past two weeks she has been with
her daughter Mrs. l.. A. Blattermann at
St. Louis. Mrs: Mullen speaks with
great pleasure of her stay in Havana and
says she found everything there so beau
tiful, so cleanly, and so we'll kept that
she feels that she surely must 90 there
again some time, but that New Ulm and
home look better to her just now than
any where else