New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
LOCAL NOTES

Andrew Biebl and family have been
visiting friends at Ca1sby.
Miss Martha Albrecht attended the
mission festival. at Fairfax last Sunday
George Davis: Of Sleepy Eye, has
recently been appointed: an alderman Of
that city,.
Mrs. Fred Dangers, who has been
visiting New Ulm friends, has returned;
to her home at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Logan Hurst Of Condfrey UNDER
went an operation for gallstones Thurs
day at local hospital.
/ Heat is being Installed in the. Masonic
temple. None Of the Masonic bodies
will hold meetings. uatil the workhas been
colnpleted.
Mrs. Regina Hauenstein and daughter
Miss Ida who have been "rancEling" at
Excelsior have removed to. Minneapolis
for the winter..>
john r. Schmid, of Springfield, was
elected director Of the State Bank of
Springfield, to the fill the vacancy caused
by the death of .Adolph Aftermath
AdolHh Sandmann accompanied bv
Mrs. H.. F. Schrader and her DAUGHTERS
have returned from: visit with the
William Sandman family at Morgan.
During the past week the following
were guests at the lutheran parsonage:
Rev. Adaf Frey OF Jordan; Rev. Christian
Albrecht of Hutchinson; Rev. Emmanuel
Albrecht and Ed. Berth of Fairfax.
Charless Wells, an INDIAN, was recently
run over by an automobile at Norton
1t is said shat Wells was intoxicated and
was lying. IN the road when the accidaat
happened
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. E.. Noack have re-
ee11tly mcsed here from Norwood. Mi.
Noack IS employed by: Stuebe Brothers..
He has been manages. Of px~d11ce housa.
at Norwood for several years. -,>.~~.-
Mrs. Claus Evess of Stately township,
died at her home a few days ago, after
an illness of only two weeks. 11rs
Evers who was 80 years old at the tirne>of
her death, was born in Germany and
came to1America2 when IL years of age.
Jacob: Syverson, farmer living near
Linden, was arrested by the police here
Saturday night and kept in the city jail
over Sunday. Monday morning he was
arraigned before Judge NJ. Henningsen,
charged with driving his automobile
while intoxicated. lie paid a fine of $25
antE costs.
A large crowd. of young people from;
Fksig werG TO Golden Gate for the dance
Saturday. All report splendid time.
Among those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Strate, Anna and Meta
RolloR, Lulu and Andrew Wagner,
Leslie Albrecht. Fred Mueller, Herman
Rolsof, Otto Vogel and Otto Mielke.
The music was furnished by I.owinski
and Wagner.
Municipal Judge W. A. plymat of
Mankato, decided that it was about
time stop be put to SO much intoxica-
ton in that city. AS result of his
decision when two strangers arraigned
before him pleaded guilty to being drunk,
the judge promptly fined them $40 each
and costs, or fifteen days in jail, They
are both serving out their time
William Mack, son Of Peter Mack OF
the town Of Milford, who resides near
Belview, Redwood county, was seized
with severe attack of appendicitis last
week and it became necessary to take him
, to Marshall last Saturday where he was
operated on. The appendix had burst
when the operation was performed and
for that reason it was a very serious one
His father, Peter Mack and his brother
John and wife, visited with him Sunday
and report that his condition is very
s satisfactory and that his recovery is
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