New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-04-12
Emil Leick of Madelia spent several
days last week with friends in this citv.

| several
days last week with friends in this city.
Matthias Hooker of Clements was in
the city several days of the past week
visiting with relatives and friends.
DR.. and Mrs. R. G. Olsen of Nicollet
were in the city Thursday of last week,
calling on relatives and friends.
Franklin Edwards and H. T. Peterson
o. the Marshall Milling Company we're
in town Saturday and Sunday.
Mic. Maertz of St. Paul is spending a
: few days at the home of his brother.
, Peter vMaertz in this city.
A number of friends of Miss Alice
Haeberle helped her celebrate her BIRTH
day anniversary last Friday afternoon
and evening. The occasion was a most
enjoyable one for both Miss Haeberle
and her guests.
Henry Schwartz has extended his
"Jitney'' service to day and night pro-
position and is now meeting all the
trains. He also calls for passengers in
any part of the city at all hours. Should
| the patronage warrant it another car
will be installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Anding of Winona
arrived Saturday for a visit with the
; latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Engel. Mr.. Anding is deputy county
auditor of Winona county. He resided
: in this city last year, but went to Winona
last fall. He returned to Winona Mon
day, but Mrs. Anding will remain for
some time.
Mrs. Otto Meyer entertained large
number of her friends, who surprised her
last Saturday evening. Cards and other
amusements formed the evenings enter
tainment. Prizes were won by the
following: Mrs. Malzahn, first prize
Miss Haeberle, star prize, and Mrs.
Deutsch, the BOBBY prize. About Is
ladies were present.
A new time card went into effect on
the Northwestern last Sunday, chang
ing the time of the evening passenger
train from the west. The time of ar
rival is changed from 6:55 to ITO. This
has been about the usual time of this
train for several months and the
public is already used to the schedule. Nc
other changes were made.
Oscar Dingler, who has conducted a
barber shop on North Minnesota street
for the past eight years, will leave fol
the West next month, having accepted
a position on large construction job in
the Bitter Root valley of Montana
Mrs. Dingler will remain in New Ulm
until after the close of the school term
and then follow her husband to the West
About dozen applications have beer
made for the position of laborer at the
post office, held until about a month age
by the late VIM. Rausch. The examina.
ton papers have been forwarded tc
Washington and the three who have the
highest standing will be submitted to thu
postmaster. The latter has the right
to pick the man for the job from these
three.
If the rule heretofore taken as stan
dard is followed out the New Ulm post
master is due for raise in salary OF
July /. The postal receipts for the yea
ending March 81 govern the fixing O
the salary of the postmaster and a:
there has been an increase of nearl,
) $1,000 over the preceding period Post
) master Pfaender is due to receive 2,7O
) per annum instead of $4,000.
An inspection of the school and othe
public and semi-public buildings wa
) made last week by Deputy State Fir
t Marshal Jordan. He found everything
2 in good order and it is not believed tina
he will make any recommendations TO
l changes and improvements. All 9
7 the public schools were found properl
r equipped and the pupils drilled to marc
5 out in an orderly manner in case of
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