New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-17

! Jacob Hauer has. sold his residence on
North Minnesota street to Elmer
Vogelpohl. ~
A daughter arrived. at the home CT
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Flor Wednesday
evening of last week.
Martin Walser of Mankato was in the
city Friday and Saturday attending the
Ben Walser funeral in St. George.
B. C. Bigelow of Bertha, Todd County,
was in the city several days of last week
visiting at the home of Chas. Kaiser.
H. Bendixen and family of Spring.
field were in the city several days of the
past week, making the trip per auto
mobile.
Mrs. Henry Barth entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home on North
Jefferson street Tuesday evening of
last week, the occasion being her BIRTH
day anniversary.
Hanska now sports "White Way,
the current having been turned on in
the ornamental lights last week. The
main business section of the town is now
well Illuminated.
Miss Ruby Schaull, one of the public
school teachers, is enjoying visit from
her mother this week. Mrs. VIM.
Backer entertained a few ladies in
compliment to Mrs. Schaull Sunday
evening.
Following were the prize winners at
Skat Club Monday evening: Otto Os-
wald, first prize, Is net games; Barney
Esser, second prize, COS net points; c.
Engelbert, third prize, club solo against
four matadores.
On Sunday, the 21st of May the
Sleepy Eye Home Stars and the New
UIm Gophers will meet in the opening
game of the season on the North Ger
man Park Baseball grounds.
Marriage licenses were granted during
the past week to Frank Fiebiger and Elma
Grundmeyer, both of Sleepy Eye; Al
bert Hupfauer and Louisa Breu and
Joseph Schuster, and Lille Frasch all
of New Ulm.
The old Peuser building, one OF the
old landmarks of the city, recently moved
to the alley on Second North street be
} tween Broadway and Minnesota, is fast
losing its old-time appearance, as thu
building is being brick veneered.
Mrs. A. G. Dahl, Mrs. Jos. Bianch
and Mrs. Geo. Hogen arranged sur.
prise party for Mrs. VIM. Backer at he1
home Monday afternoon. The ladies
spent the time with needlework and q
delicious supper was served before they
left for their homes.
Augusta Greenberg of Eden town
ship, who had been brought to the city
number of times for treatment, wa!
taken before Judge Ross last week ane
committed to the hospital for the in
sane. at St. Peter. She was taken tt
the institution by Sheriff Julius.
| Notice has been given that the fire
case recently tried in the district court
at Redwood Falls at which F. H. Jordan
was convicted of incendiarism, will be
appealed to the Supreme Court and {
transcript of the evidence in the case il
now being prepared.
Jesse Backer, the local speed king
returned from a trip to the cities, last
Friday where he entered his name in the
Speedway Auto contest, to be held in
St. Paul on Memorial Day. Jesse
entered in the fifty mile run and the free
for all handicap. He was the first to file
Editor Essler of the St. Peter Herald
will be installed as postmaster of hi
town the first of next month, his nomi
nation having been confirmed by the
U. S. Senate last week. He was in New
Ulm Monday visiting the local office
and getting pointers on his new job.
Herman Aufderheide was in Mankato
yesterday, where he closed contract
with Mankato firm, which calls for $50
carloads of tile. The Aufderheide Brick
Yards are at present enlarging their bust
ness to such an extent that they will be
able to put out an average of twenty to
twenty-five cars of tile day.
Vim. Jahnke who has been employed
on a newspaper in Nebraska for the past
six months, has disposed of his interest
in the plant which recently changed hands
and returned to New Ulm last Friday
for a visit with relatives. "BilP' says
he has a vacation due about now as it is
four years since he had one.
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