New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-07
Al. Pinzka Of Sleepy Eye was visitor


here recently. I, s's:
Mesdanes John Gratz and Ed. HEM
ley Of Waseea were guestsof Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hcnle on North State street, Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
J.F. O'Meara, for some time resi-
dent of this city, has been appointed
county highway engineer of Redwood
county. At present he holds position
in Wilkin county.
Henry Krieger Ct the local blacksmith
firm of Nieinann & Krieger returned to,
New Ulm, Saturday, from the Twin,
Cities, where he took a course in elec-E
trical welding. This firm is now pres
pared to do work in this line s3
Andrew Steinlnetz has sold, his resi-
dence property in the south end Of the
| city, known as PointsL okout, to Conrad
kornmann The transfer was made
yesterday afternoon, the consideration
being $4,000. s 81, s, {.
S. II. Becker departed for Redwood
Falls, Monday afternoon, where he ex-f
pected to spend afeW days on business
Mr.. Becker says that real estate sales.
are beginning to boom again and that
many transfers are pending.
Sons were born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Haas Of this city and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Juenemann Of the town
Of Sigel. A baby daughter is a recent
arrival at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Hacker in Lafayette.
The Gopher Club, Of New Uln, which
was in existence for a number Of years,
has been. dissolved. The property Of
the club was sold and the cash ,appor-
toned among the members Of the club.
The purpose Of the, organization was Of
social nature.
Seed ing operations, were started on
a large scale in Brown county during
the warm days OF last week. Snow and
cold put a stop to the operations on
Friday and Saturday, however. If good
weather conditions prevail during the
week resumption Of the work in the
fields will be general.
The famous 7,000-acre Gilfllan farm
in Redwood county has been placed in
the hands Of a land dealer who was
instructed to sell all but 400 aces
The farm was purchased originally by
Charles D. Gillian, 40 years ago, and
today represents a value of 81 800, 00O.
This is more than three times the cost
of the we'll known James J. Hill farm
at Northcote, sold last year for $500, 000.l
The Wonen's Foreign Missionary
society Of the local Methodist church will
hold their regular monthly meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Gabriel Gerhard on
North State street tomorrow, thurs
day, afternoon. The annual Thank
offering service Of the society will be held
on the same day at~the usual morning
hour Of service at the church. TIE
Standard Bearers of the society will
gather at Mrs. Gebhard's home tomor-,
row evening. ...
Herman August Syring,. well-knownS
resident of Springfield, passed away
suddenly, Friday morning, March 25,
early, following an attaclzssof apolpexy.
Mr.. Syrlng purchased the wood yard
at that place from the late Judge Of
Probate Geo. Ross in. 1908, disposing
Of the business to Herman Bittler only
a few months ago. Deceased was born
in Germany and came to America in
1882, locating at Hurricane, Wis. In.
1884 he returned to the Fatherland and
was married to his. surviving widow,
besides whom he leaves six children to
mourn his demise. Funeral services
were conducted.at st. Paul's Lutheran
church, Springfield, Monday afternoon
Of last week, Rey. VIM. Won Fischer
officiating. The remains were laid to
rest in the Lutheran cemetery at that
place. s.5.s