New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-05-02

y -s,,,,r~<.rf " l--r----- = -
John Moran has returned from Sleepy
Eye where he went to visit friends.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwa d Alvin of Leayenworth.
Attorney H. N. Somsen was recent
business visitor at Sleepy Eye y.
P.J. Herman of Wabasso. was a recent
visitor in this city. !.
Fred Behnke was Sleepy Eye BUSH
ness visitor Tuesday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Spelbrink of
Sleepy Eye were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Nagel last week.
Julius Krause and family have moved
here from Golden and taken up their
residence on the south part of the city.
Richard Baasen has returned to his
work at Minot, N. D., after visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Baasen of this
WY III SCVCId l udyS. -~-se'-t'
Mrs. w. A. C. Ochs of Ivanhoe was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Walter,
North Broadway. She was accompanied
by her young son. :.E
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Miller left We'd
nesday for Mortified, where they visited
their sons, who are students at Carlton
college.
The till in the office of the North
western hotel was tapped Tuesday even
ing, the thieves getting some SIS. There
is no clue, so far, and it is probable that
the robbers will not be caught.
Miss Lena Seidel of Springfield has re-
turned home after receiving medical
treatment at the Union hospital for
several weeks, Her sister, Miss Minnie
Seidel, came here to accompany her sister
home.
The Gonzaga club at Sleepy Eye has
decided to put a bali team in the field
this season. Practice has already started
and the organization expects to be ready
to take on all contenders for diamond
honors within week or ten days.
DR.. H. V. Jacobson, who recently
graduated at Chicago veterinary
college, has located at Morton, where he
will practice his profession. DR.. Jacob
son is native of Linden, this county,
where his parents still reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isador Haas, residents
of Cottonwood township for many
years, are moving to Lamberton this
week, wherse Mr.. Haas will engage in
the farm implement business with his
son, Albert Haas.
A week ago N. H. Olson of the Citizens
bank at St. Peter announced that he
would offer his services for the harvest
and hay fields during the coming sum-
mer. Since then Mr.. Olson has re-
ceived the offer of a job from nearly
every farmer in Nicollet county.
Ben. Juni, who has been teaching for
the past year near Comfrey, returned
home last week, having finished his
school year. Mr.. Juni has completed
thirty-three years in the service, thirty
one OF which were practically continuous.
This is probably record that is hard
| to beat.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Biebighauser of
Sleepy Eye were in the city Saturday,
from Quincy, ILL.,, where the Rev. Mr..
Biebighauser represented the German
Methodist conference at the annual
meeting of the Old Peoples Home asso-
citation held at Quincy, last week. They
also visited their daughter in Mime
apolis.
The annual meeting of the New Ulm
Rural Telephone company will be held
tomorrow at Schell's hall, at 1890 a. m.
A board of directors will be elected. The
company does not expect to occupy its
new building before some time in June.
The handsome office building is com
pleted, but it will be some time before the
switchboard, which is being built at
Rochester, N. Y. arrives.
Wholesome and clean and touching, i:
the characterization of the Evangelint
film to be shown at the Armory Friday
OF this week. The beautiful story told
by the poet Longfellow is pictured by
film artists in a manner to touch tn.
hearts of all who love a sweet love story
without the ever present sex question
running thru it. It is film to which
mothers can send their children and fee
at ease as to what they may be learnin,
OF doubtful wisdom and story hat wi
J, appeal to all.