New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-31

taken a position as nurse at the Loretto
hospital.
Today is the last day to pay the real
estate taxes without being compelled to
pay the additional penalty.
Mrs. Mollie Marden, who has been
visiting at the N. Henningsen home, re-
turned to Minneapolis Thursday.
YOUNGSTERS Family Orchestra gave
dance at the Opera House Saturday
evening and enjoyed a large attendance
Word was received in the city Satur-
day of the arrival of a boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank friedman of St.
Paul.
Mrs. John Hays and son of Ottawa
were in the city several days of the past
week visiting at the home of Herman
Marks.
The palm Beach" boys and girls
enjoyed themselves at picnic held near
the Alvin bridge on the Cottonwood
Sunday afternoon
Edgar Chute of Hanska was brought
to the city Tuesday of last week and
was operated upon for appendicitis at
the Union hospital Wednesday,,
Capt. Edw. Juni received notice
Saturday of this Appointment as battalion
adjutant, position made vacant by the
promotion Of Capt. Bill to regimental
adjutant.
DR.. H. F. Heron of Comfrey, who
recently sold his practice to DR.. A. W.
Eckstein, will remove to Alta, Iowa,
where he has acquired an interest in a
private hospital.
Lamberton will have a ''Home Pros
sperity'' celebration June 12-17 and
the Lamberton boosters are visiting the
towns along the Northwestern inviting
the people to help them celebrate.
DR.. McHale, who only recently opened
up dental parlors at Hanska, had to
take a vacation on account of sickness
and spent several days of the past week
at the home of his parents in this city.
JUL M. Riley, a former resident of
Belle Plaine, has invented a lady's
bathing cap, for which she has been
offered $4,000, besides royalties that
will bring in several thousand year
more.
There will be no banking business at
Mankato Saturday afternoons beginning
June 1, the banks having agreed to close
during the summer months and if the
change meets with favor will continue
the practice throughout the year.
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin show last
week drew good crowd who were
we'll pleased with the production. The
music, both by the band and orchestra
was very much appreciated. The COM
pany travels in special train of private
cars and went from here to Springfield.
The quarterly conference of the Ger
man Evangelical congregation was held
j Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the
Bethel church. Services were held on
the afternoons and evenings of the three
days. The meetings were conducted by
Presiding Elder H. Plantikow of Mankato,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Runck were
agreeably surprised by their relatives
Tuesday evening of last week, the
occasion being the 55th anniversary Of
their wedding day. The out of town
guests at the party were Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. F. Runck, Mr.. and Mrs. James
! Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Runcl
Of Sleepy Eye.
| A mass meeting of the citizens of
: Wabasso will be held in the near future
to plan for campaign having the re-
! moval OF the county seat from Redwood
Falls to Wa basso for it's object. 1t is
j! said that several towns besides the two
!
fund to defray the expenses of conducting
the campaign.
! Members of the New Ulm Business
/ Mems Gun Club will have their first
weekly shoot of the season Thursday
evening at o'clock at the fair grounds.
Several professional shots fir ON the Twin
Cities will be present o give an exhi
bition OF their skill in dropping the
pigeons. The contests are expected to
take place regularly from now on.
! It is expected that orders will be re-
ceived by the commander Of the machine
gun, company stationed in this city to
=: go into camp at Sparta from July to
, 10. Adjutant General Wood received
word from Washington recently to the
effect that the war department had
granted permission to send the three
Minnesota machine gun companies to