New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-21
LOCAL NOTES


a LOCAL NOTES
Miss Hertha Baltrusch has returned
from trip to the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Landskron of Sleepy
Eye were county seat visitors last week.
Roland Evans of Cambria looked af-
ter matters of business in New Ulm last
week Wednesday.
DR.. w. A. Meilicke of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi, was in the city on professional
business Monday.
BID. Hughes Of Cambria, was operated
on Tuesday morning at the Union
hospital for appendicitis.
The Commercial Club Of Sleepy Eye
is preparing for it's annual banquet. The
program will be announced within a few
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Mrs. Andrew Steinmetz has gone to
st. Paul as a delegate to the Degree of
Honor Convention. Mrs. Steinmetz
will visit in Minneapolis before returning
home.
WANTED: Bright, clean cut young
man to travel on road. Good chance
for advancement. Inquire of A. G..
Schaefer, care of Merchants Hotel.
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Rev. G. T. Albrecht of St. Peter, was
here for few days last week. He came
to visit his father Rev. C. ]. .Albrecht,
alphabetically to attend the Eddy organ
recital, at the DR.. MartinLuther college.
A northern Minnesota genius has
proposed law. to prevent automobile
accidents at road crossings. His law
would provide that when two automo-
biles approach a road crossing at the
same time, both shall stop and neither
shall cross until the other has passed."
Otto Wiedenmann, county organizer
for the Farmers Non-Partisan Political
League, who has been doing good work
for the league since last fall, is taking
matters easy for few days, until the
roads of the county have become a little
more passable. :: - 3. ~. $. = :.
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Sheriff William J. Julius and party,
consisting of William Lieb, Christopher
Filzen, John Henle, Peter Kitzberger
and M. Schuster returned Saturday
from ten days. trip to Texas. They
left St.. Paul for the journey following
the blizzard of two weeks ago. - =.
Mrs. Lena Rachel, SO7 Second Street,
N. entertained party of ladies Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Otto Blank of
Minneapolis, who is visiting relatives and
friends in the city. A delicious supper
was served to the ladies and pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Margaret Schmidt entertained
Monday at a party for her grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Estella. A dozen of the
young girls of her own age were the in
vited guests and they presented the
honor guest with numerous useful and
beautiful gifts. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by the young ladies'.
4, Albert Neumann was arrested Satur-
day night, by Night Policeman Alvin
Harmening, and lodged in Jail where he
remained over Sunday. Monday after
noon he was arraigned before Justice N.
Henningsen, charged with using abusive
language. He plead guilty and paid
fine of So and costs, amounting to total
of 1920. -
The Current News Club of New Ulm
held its annual club party yesterday
at the home of Mrs. E. G. Hage, on
German Street. A social program and
refreshments furnished the entertainment
for most pleasurable afternoon. The
Club is considering the question of the
moving picture problem and is planning
to inaugurate board of censors.
The tenth anniversary i Of the
of the Lutheran Maennerchor was
celebrated at the Lutheran school house
Monday evening. A chorus and several
numbers conducted by Prof. Adolph
REIN, were among the features Of the
evening. Several addresses were made.
The entertainment concluded with a
banquet, attended by large number of
people. u II. /
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"A Musical Show Of Quality will be
one of the offerings at the Ruby Feb
ruary 26th and 9th. The company
billed consists of the Coulter Sisters,
nine people, singers, dancers, comedians,