New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-14
Attorney Albert Flor was business
visitor in the Twin Cities last week.

Attorney Albert Flor was business
visitor in the Twin Cities last week.
Miss Hertha Baltrusch was passenger
Tor the Cities on the Monday morning
train.
q p. A. Pfeferle looked after business in
the Cities the early part Of the week.
3 Stanley Koehler was home over Sun
day from Fairmont where he is mem
Der of the High School Faculty.
Otto Blank Of Minneapolis was in
the city this week on his way to Nicollet
to be present, at the funeral of his mother.
Miss Minnie Wendt left Monday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will be the guest for week of Mrs. Ar
thur Sorenson.
.Sanborn wants a fagman for the cross
ing Of the main street in that village,
and has petitioned the State Railroad
and Warehouse Commission to make
an order to that effect.
Mrs. Ed, Co1des, 226 North Payne
street was unable to attend the funeral
services Of her mother, Mrs. John Blank
of Nicollet ol1Faccount of sickness. Mrs.
Cordes has been confined to her, home
for cOyoo r,oontbc rfs. .3.
1t is announced that a federal officer
will arrive here soon to inspect Company
A and the Machine Gun Company.
Major Settle Of the United States Army,
who has arrived In ST. Paul, is expected
to make the inspection Of all the Mime
sofa Guardsmen. When he will be
in New Ulm has not yet been stated.
Fastnacht will be gala night in New
Ulm for three masquerades will be held
at the various dance. halls in town.
Turner Hall is planning the usual big
affair; the Opera House will be open to
it's customers and the Armory is going to
show what it can pull off in the way Of a
masque ball so there'll be High links all
right. r.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Schlumpbergel
OF South Franklin street, entertained a
number of their friends at a most enjoy
able card party Thursday evening. Five
hundred was played at five tables. The
head prize was won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Wiedenmann, while Mrs. Otto
Weymann and Mrs. Herman Pfaender
were consoled by receiving the low prizes,
A recent letter received from Mrs
Adele Schell, mentions among other
visitors to Los Angeles, Mrs. Chas.
Roos OF wellington, Kansas, and Miss
Marie Bogen OF Mobridge, S. D. Miss
Minnie Aoifmann also spent some time
IN Los Angeles on her way to Denver,
where She is at present. Mr.. and Mrs.
SchWertfeger Wlo are spending the
winter with Mrs. Schell are Very well
and are enjoying the beautiful climate
very much, for they can get out a great
deal more than they could at home.
Because several Of the players in the
Princess Of Poe found it impossible
to take part in a second production of
the piece and also because the various
storms OF the past two weeks played
havoc with the schedule of the out of
town people who had the play in hand,
the return engagement of the piece has
been dropped for the present. The
Turner Theatre management regrets
the necessity of disappointing those who
were looking forward to seeing the play
again, but hopes to be able to arrange
to for later date. ....y,
Several New Ulm High School bows
who served with Company A on the
Mexican border, have returned to their
studies in the local schools. They are
Ernst Schleuder, John Scheidrich, Wen
eel Kral, Frank Hofmeister, Bernard
Sturm and Max Burg. The first three
are seniors, and the school board has
decided to give the seniors, who are
the first three named, half years
credit in English, providing they. pass
their grades in the remainder Of the
subjects during the year. The other two
boys are Juniors and will haye plenty Of
time to make up the lost months.
Preis Wilhelm of Milford township,
nearly lost his life by freezing while
returning home from Sleepy Eye, a few
days ago. He had been to the city, and
on the way home became cold and left
his sleigh to walk. His team, it ap-
pears travelled faster than he, and when
nearing his residence he became so cold
that he sank into snowdrift and became
unconscious. He was found later by
his son, who CARED his father to the
house, where he was soon revived. Mr.