New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-30
LOCAL NOTES

in New Ulm the latter part of last week.
Chas. Arbes who has been quite sick
for week is slightly better.
WANTED. Experienced girl to do
general homework. Call ZIG.
WANTED TO RENT House or fiat.
Family Of two.-Review.
Miss Rernice Ouren of Hanska is
spending the week with the c. I. Stone
family.
A brand new baby girl arrived Tuesday
morning to make her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Higgs.
Franklin Edwards Of Marshall has
been quite ill. DR.. Stricken made a
trip to Marshall to see him Sunday.
DR.. Edmiston expects to accompany
several of his patients to Kirkwood, Mo.
this week. He will return Monday.
The personal property taxes are now
due and must be paid before March 1
or penalty of ten percent will be
attached.
N. Remington and Adolph Meile
went to Minneapolis Monday on a
business trip. They expected to return
last evening.
The Herman Me er and F. J. Backer
families had a jolly sleighing party
S 1nday out to the Knee; home in Mil
ford.
Miss Adelaide Forster went to Man
kato Tuesday morning to spend few
days and attend Retreat at Good Counsel
Academy. .".
i Rev. Juedes will preach at Nicollet
Sunday morning and there will be eve
ming services at the Bethel Church at
1880 P. M. % IS
A basket ball game is scheduled be-
tween Lamberton and New Ulm but the
time has not been definitely set altho
the game will be either Friday or Sat-
urday. The girls team will 60 to ST..
James Friday to play there. .lt,z
There will be program as usual to
celebrate the holidays Of February.
Hecker Post has the program in charge
and County Attorney Fredericlson has
been secured as the speaker. There
will be no speech in German this year
as has heretofore been the custom. The
public schools will furnish the musical
numbers. The exercises will be held at
the Armory and will start at 1870 P. M.
on Lincoln's Birthday, Fe bruary IL. 80.
Mrs. Esther Fehnke celebrated her
eighty-second birthday Friday. A NUM-
Der of Ter old friends called on her to
wish Ter many happy returns. Her
brother F. Tuttle and wife, of Hone
township were here during tie week and
all of Ter children remembered her
with messages. Mrs. Pehnke is very
well for one of her age and might easily
pass for much younger. She is making
her home with her son Frank.
TIE P. J. RitscEel family ent crtained
some thirty of their friends at a dancing
rarty at their home last Saturday. The
RitscEel's have dancing room in their
basement and they plan to make good
Use of it for all their friends before they
leave New Ulm in the spring. Guests
from out of town who were present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Simons Of
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J.
Beiersdorf of Lamberton. Supper was
served in Turner Hall Style and a
general good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. G. F., Dongus writes from Day.
tona, Florida, where she and her daugh-
ter Frieda went last week for the benefit
of the latter's health, that Frieda stood
TIE trip fairly we'll altho she suffered,
quite a good deal from the moving.
After leaving Chicago there was SO much
snow all the way thru Kentucky and
Tennessee that their trains were terribly
delayed. The road over which they
travelled was single track and there
were continual delays at sidings to wait
for other delayed trains to come up and
pass and t,,ey were twelve hours late
on reaching Jacksonville, which: was the
last change. before going to Daytona.
They said that the snow banks in Ken
lucky were twelve feet high. Mrs.
Henry Poehler Of CORTLAND -wkoS is a
cousin, accompanied them on tie trip.
They will be gone for several weeks.
An unfortunate affair in tie local
high school led to the resignation OF
Prof. Robert Viergever tie past week,
Mr., Viereever had been employed S
commercial teacher the past year and q
half and was very efficient in his work
Certain charges, however, Wee made
against him and attic they were not