New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-03-28

i Or. Q. j. Seifert returned from Mime
| |. apolls Tuesday evening Of last week,
alter having been snowbound inthe Twin
Cities for several days.
Theodore Lange has sold his 14O-acre
! farm in CORTLAND, to Carl Bode, Jr.,
OF that township. The consideration is
said to have been upwards OF ST., $500.
Mrs. e. c. steinhauser and son,
Armin, of Lamberton, returned home
Sunday after visiting for few days at
the home of Albert Steinhauser in this
city.
William Pfeifer, accused of assaultinp
Alfred Baltrusch, was arrested Friday
and arraigned before Justice Henning-
sen. The trial was set for this morning.
Baltrusch is constable. Y
}. P. Heinrich, for some time brew
master at the New Ulm Brewing &
Mailing Company's brewery, has moved
with his family to St. Paul, where he has
accepted similar position with the
Schmidt Brewing Company.
The Linden Farmers Club has elected
the. following officers for the coming
year: President, H. A. Melzer; vice
president, A. G. Anderson; secretary,
S. J. feeling; treasurer, William Jacob
son. ~
! Miss Luella Wicke, St. Peter girl,
who recently was graduated as nurse
from a Minneapolis Hospital, will enter
the service of Che United States, and will
be sent within few days to Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands, and assigned to a
military hospital there. .... :,
The automobile show, staged at Man
kato the last three days Of last week,
was pronounced a success by the dealers
and newspapers of that city. It will
probably be made an annual affair in the
| future. ." IT,. >1:. i
Mrs. L. Macho and her little daughter
have concluded visit of several days
with the formers mother, Mrs. E.
Berger, at Morton. They were &C
companied by Mrs. Macho's sister, Mrs.
J.C. He'll, of Mankato.
The last issue of the St. James indie
pendent appeared printed on pink paper.
1t was special Bargain Day. edition,
and carried a lot Of" advertising matter
of St. James merchants who were offer
| ing cut rates on their wares.
Judge 1. M. Olsen and Court Reporter
w. T. Eckstein returned Saturday from
Ivanhoe where the spring term of the
District Court of Lincoln County was
in session. Court lasted only week
and then adjourned to June 18th when
the dynamite cases will be disposed of.
William Stevens was arrested Satur-
day and arraigned before Justice HEM
ingsen, charged with drunkenness. He
twas fined IS and costs, amounting to a
total of $8.45, in default of which he
was sentenced to serve a term of five
days in the county Jail. -
Spring is here, so they say, because a
ROBIN has put in it's appearance. Some
one in Minneapolis saw the same vision
! few weeks ago, since which time there
has been any number of billiards.,
covering not only that city, but all
Southern Minnesota.
DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Pelant are visiting
at the home of the latters mother, Mrs.
Mary Arbes. DR.. Pelant arrived the
| fore part of the week, from Minneapolis,
where he had been ill in a hospital for
sseveral weeks, He is improving "a pidly
and expects to have regained his health
soon. iii
Rev.. George Mayer, pastor of the
Friedens church, returned Thursday
afternoon from Rich6eld, Wis, where on
Tuesday, he attended the funeral of his
brother, Carl w. Mayer, who died at his
home there of pneumonia. The Rev.
| Mr.. Mayer was with his brother at the
time of his death. = 1r.-