New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-06-13

Col. G. E. Johnson st. Paul, deputy
public examiner, was in the city Monday,
checking over the books Of the county
officers at the court housess AS usual
he found everything in excellent condi-
ton.
Julius REIN Of Minneapolis is in the
city, guest of his brothers, C. G. and
Prof. A. F. Feim. He is taking his an
nual vacation and came here to spend
a part of it.
Most of the New Ulm students who
have been attending colleges and uni
versities in various parts of the country
have returned home. Others are re-
turning daily and all will soon be here
for the summer.
At the weekly skat tournament Mon
day evening Otto F. Oswald took the
first prize with sixteen net games;
Robert Williams won second by scoring
Gil net points, while the third went to
John H. Forster with a diamond solo
against four matadores.
] Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Sommerstad and
their two children of Waseca are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thor
]. Snilsberg. Mrs. Sommerstad and Mrs.
Snilsberg are sisters. Mr.. Sommer-
| stad is president Of the First National
bank of Waseca. After remaining here
for a few days they will go to Wood
Lake to visit other relatives before re-
turning home.
The following have recently SUBJ
mitted to operations at the Loretto
hospital: Nellie Evans, Cambria; Mrs..
William Hulke, CORTLAND; Mrs. Joseph
Bench, Wabasso; A. J. W.. SelIner,,'
Sleepy Eye; Mrs. All. Oswald, New Utm;.
Barbara HUM, West Newton; Mrs.
Aug. Pufahl, New Ulm. The following
are at the Union hospital: Mrs. Otto
Stock, Essig; Mrs. George Gluth, Fosston
MINI.
Sam Levia, who says his home in in
Monterey, Mexico, was arrested by
Officer Harmening and arraigned be-
fore Justice Henningsen yesterday
morning, charged with being drunk and
disorderly. He has been working on
the sewer on Front street. He was fined
SIS and costs or ten days in Jail, and
ordered to Immediately. leave town.
Levia was driven out of town by the.
police year ago. He is also accused Of
stealing SIG from Frank Wilkins, tiler
working in this vicinity.
Policeman Ed. Wagner arrested Ben
Rubi, charged with running an automo-
bile while intoxicated on the evening of
June 6, at which time he is accused of
having run into a .silent policeman,
on North State street, badly demoraliz-
ing the talkless cop. Rubi was arraigned
before Justice Henningsen Monday,
and not only fined $25 and costs, but
also given firm lecture by the court.
He was informed that for second
ofense he would not escape with fine,
but would get straight Jail sentence.
T. M. Sharp and William B. Gibson,
who said they were representing some
sort of farmers insurance company,
with headquarters in Sioux City, Iowa,
we've arrested Wednesday by Assistant
Chief of Police Alvin Harmening,
charged with being intoxicated, and ar
raigned before Justice N. Henningsen.
They were accused of taking two young
women on a Joy ride, in which one was
said to have been injured. They plead
guilty and were fined each $25 and costs.
Gibson also paid fine of $40 and costs
for one of the girls, whose name was
given as Miss B. Emmerson.
Mrs. Ida Larson of La Sale died at
the Union hospital Sunday night of
hemorrhage of the stomach after an
illness which had extended over nearly
FIVE months. Mrs. Larson was the
widow of O. M. Larson, who died in
January last, since which time she had
been ill. Two weeks ago she was brought
to the Union hospital for treatment.
She was % years old, and born in Waton-
wan county. She is survived by her
father, Amund Sleth and five brothers of
La Sale. The funeral will be held to-
day at the Lutheran church at Lake
Hanska.