New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-02-16
LOCAL NOTES

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Dance at Opera House Saturday, Feb
10Th. Music by Gag and Wilfart. adv
Mr.: and Mrs. w. B: McCue visited
at Owatonna and Albert Lea the past
week. :. IL. i
DR.. Edw. j. Gag of Hillsboro, Mont.
was in the city this week to attend the
funeral of his father.
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ubl of Cambria or
Thursday Of last week.
Rev. C. J. Albrecht has been confined
to his: home. for: the past few days,
suffering from a severe cold and an
attack Of the grippe.
Mrs. Chas. Hermann and daughter
Alpha of Fairfax visited with New Ulm
relatives and friends the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bittner of Revere
and Miss Elsie Dohrmann OF Sleepy Eye
visited over Sunday with the A. A.
Alvin family.
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler of St. Peter
came up Friday. to visit at the home of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler, over
Sunday. Il - =, =. =: :: ..'..
Rev. Walter Burk Of Balaton, Minn.,
visited with his parents, Prof. and Mrs.
G. :Burk, over Sunday; He returned to
Balaton yesterday. : ~:
J: A. Kennedy. manager of the New
Ulm Gas Co. left Mond ay afternoon for
Virginia, his former home, He is anxious
to find, out. how the: old town looks since
he left it. - ~ - r., 49,
After twenty-five years of married life
the first baby arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Karl schreyer yesterday noon.
It's boy and Papa Schreyer is passing
the cigars unstintingly.
S. S. Williamson, chartered accountant
from Duluth audited the books of the
New Ulm Gas Co. He arrived Friday
and left again Tuesday. He was here
last spring on similar mission.
Harold Reineke is expected home fol-
the Washington's Birthday vacation at
Carleton. The students there get the
benefit of a Saturday to Tuesday holiday,
and no doubt others will come home for a
good meal of their mothers cooking.
Carl Hose of Lennon, S. D. has been
visiting with his parents for several days.
Carl has given up his position in bank
and has gone into the real estate business
for himself in Lennon which is one of the
thriving, fast growing towns of the
Missouri Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Kalos of Mankato
were calling on friends in New Ulm last
week. Mr.. Kalos formerly conducted
the Royal Lunch Room and Mrs. Kalos
was New Ulm girl. The young couple
were recently married and live in Man.
kato where the groom conducts lunch
room.
Physicians desiring to be designated
as local medical examiners for the civil
service commission, who are willing to
execute the medical certificate in con-
nection with civil service examinations,
for fee of $1.00 may have their names
registered for the information of appli-
cants requiring examinations by filing
written notice, not later than March
first, with the local civil service secretary
Ed. L. Alvin at the post office.
Friends of Casper Olstad are receiving
this week the announcement of his
marriage last Saturday in Minneapolis
to young lady, also well and favorably
known in New Ulm, Miss Lucille Hub
bard. Miss Hubbard is best remem-
bered here for her musical talents. Mr..
Olstad was local manager of the North
western Telephone Office during 1908
and 1909, but since then has been in
other sections of the country most of the
time. Both young people are highly
esteemed here and a host of friends wish
them good luck in their married life
They will make their home in Grand
Forks, N. D.