New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-04

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Cleaning Of yards, gardens and lawns
is favorite pastime for thrifty New Ulm
citizens just now
Mrs. John O'Mera has eturned from
a weeks visit with relatives in the
vicinity Of Golden Gate.
Miss Emma Loefelmacher, of Ridgely
township, has returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Minneapolis and
Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hanson of Belle
PLANE, Iowa, visited over Sunday with
the family Of Chas. Brust, Jr.;/ other
New Ulm relatives. They expect to re-
turn home today:
Street Commissioner Herman. Sche-
man, with crew Of men, has been doing
excellent work during the past week in
clearing Minnesota street of snow and
ice.
An oily-tongued vendor of stock for a
new automobile company has been in
town this week. He tells his intended
customers that his concern next. year
will pay dividends of only 100 per cent.
Representative A. w. Mueller was
home from his laW-making duties, to
sp,n1 Sunday with his family in this
city. Mr.. Mueller has purchased a
Dodge automobile.
Otto H. Ochs, and Frank Keely, Of
Rochester, were in the city over Sunday.
The former is brother, and the latter a
brother-in-law of. ]. A. Ochs. They
came up to spend the day with the
latter, who is i'll at the Loretto Hospital.
John Isenberg, a pioneer resident of
Lafayette township, recently celebrated
his nintieth birthday. Mr.. Isenberg
now makes his home with his son, Charles
lsenberg in Lafayette.
W. G. Sine has moved with his family
from near Sleepy Eye, to Luck, Wis.,.
where he has purchased farm. Mr.,
Sine, for many years. has occupied the
farm of E. F. Berkner.
Nicholas Filzen left Monday fol. Stan
ley, N. D., where he has rented a farm.
Mr.. Filzen's family will leave for that
place tomorrow. AS Mr.. Filzen expects
to purchase farm in that state later, he
will probably make that his future home
The New Ulm schools viii close Thurs
day afternoon for their short Easter
vacation opening again Tuesday morn
ing. The schools of this city are in
session longer than most of those in the
state, the school year being two weeks
longer.
Charles Ruemke, of Langmead, Sask.,
Canada, is visiting relatives and cid
friends in@this city, expecting to remain
a week or more. Mr.. Ruemke, who is a
native Of New Ulm, has been in Canada
for several years, where he owns a farm.
He says he is we'll satisfied with the
climate and likes the country.
Otto Hummel, Of this city, formerly
member of the firm of Hummel Brothers
and who also is one of the proprietors
of a clothing store at Winthrop, has
purchased a. stock farm near Comfrey.
The farm which consists of 24O acres,
has been christened the "Sunnybrook
Stock Farm" Lloyd L. Sprang, of
Mulligan township, is interested with
Mr.. Hummel in the enterprise, the latter
having immediate charge of the farm.
Rev. and Mrs. George Mayer are
entertaining house party this week,
their children all being home for the
Easter festivities. Their daughter, Miss
Leona, is here from Minneapolis, where
she is attending the Art Institute; Miss
Alma, teacher in the LIE Sueur Center
school, is also spending Easter vacation
at home, as also is Miss Olga, of the
Dassel schools. The: latter is accom-
panied by Miss Alberta Cutting, also a
teacher at Dassel. Their son George T..
Mayer, student at the University of
Minnesota, is expected home. Friday
evening, and will spend Sunday with the
rest of the family.
Or. t. F. Hammermeister will leave
today for New York, where he will spend
the next four weeks in post graduate
work at the New York Polytechnic
Hospital & Medical School. He will
devote his time chiefly to surgical courses,
which will be a continuation of his work
OF last year. During his stay in the
metropolis DR.. Hammermeister expects
to visit medical and chldren's clinics
and take up some work in X-Ray study.
Mrs. Hammermeister will accompany
her husband to New York, where she
will spenktassveral weeks visiting friends.
They expeefsto return to New Ulm early
IN May. During the Doctors absence
Dr.. 0. G. Stricken will attend to his