New Ulm review., 1922-01-25

and friends at Lamberton, several
days the past week.
Attorney Alexander Seifert Of Spring
field was a business caller in this city
Friday and Saturday.
! Mrs. F: A: Schnobrich visited at the
A. J. Stockstead home in Sleepy Eye,
several days the past week.
/ Edgar Chute and Edward Sperstad
autoed here from Hanska, last week,
I to attend to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. S. Merkel of
Sleepy Eye are. the. parents of baby
boy, born Tuesday, January II.
| George saffert was in Chicago, last
week, where he attended the American
Concrete Pipe Association convention
The Misses Angeline Goblirsch and
Pearl Johnson of Lafayette visited with
local friends several days the past
week.
John A. Stef1 Of Sleepy Eye visited
with his uncle, Simon Stefh at the
Loretto Hospital, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Will Janiesch and daughter,
Miss Hattie, Of Sleepy Eye visited
with local relatives and friends, last
| week. .
Mrs. H. L. Wentzlaff and Mrs.
Walter Menk have returned to their
homes in Nicollet, following a visit
with local relatives and friends.
Theodore Gierke of this city and his
brother, Albert Gierke of St.. Peter
visited with relatives and friends at
Gaylord, Saturday and Sunday. i@9 q
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Domeier and
Alfred Domeier, Edwin Wilfahrt and
Otto Stueber were guests at the H. L.
Wentzlaff home in Nicollet, Saturday.
Miss Alice Pfeiffer, who is teaching
in North Star township, spent the past
weekend with, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Pfeiffer, in Milford town
ship.
Wenzel J. Helget has returned to his
home in Black Duck, Mimi, after
three weeks visit at the Joseph Helget
and J. Hoffman, homes in Cottonwood
township.
The Misses Elizabeth Roiger and
Mary Manderfeld were guests at the
Nick. Manderfeld home last week.
They have returned to their home in
Springfield. ..-'
Mrs. G. H. Bradbury, Arthur; and
Chester ,Sorenson, Miss Malania Lila
and Russell Lind, all Of Comfrey, had
their tonsils removed at the Loretto
Hospital, here Wednesday. ,f .. .-.n,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kastens of
Nicollet are the parents of baby boy,
born Saturday, January IA. Mrs
Kastens is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schwartz residing on North
Broadway. Mrs. Schwartz, who has
been at the Kastens home for several
weeks, is expected home today. ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schnobrich
entertained a number Of friends at
their home on Center street, Wednes-
day evening. The ladies played
5000 while the men enjoyed
themselves at Skat. Prizes were award
| ed to Miss Clara Epper, Mrs. John
Schneider and Miss Gladys Henle.' A
delicious luncheon was served by the
hostess. ....
Jacob Spaeth received word last
week of the death of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. John B. Spaeth, at San Francis
co, Calf, Mrs. Spaeth died Saturday,
January 7, and was 60 years of age,
Funeral services were held at tie
Lutheran church at San Francisco and
Iinterment was made in the Lutheran
cemetery. s. The deceased is survived
fby9 her sorrowing husband, John B
lSpaeth, one daughter, Mrs. Charles
lWeatherby, Of San Francisco 7'@.'.
| The A. C. Ochs Brick & Tile Com
pany Of Springfield will furnish the
face-brick for the new Mines Building
at the State University, according to
contract for this material, which wa
awarded to this firm recently. Ex
| cavations for the massive new struct
} ure were commenced December II
last year, and it is to be completed b.
Septem ber 1, 1922. A total Of 225, ,0O
: face brick are to be furnished accord
ing to contract, and it will requir
l some 18 freight cars to transport thi
: Brown county building material to tn
University Campus. The construc
!, tion cost of the new Mines Building
$ estimated at 100000, while $4,000
additional will be expended for labora
= tory apparatus and equipment. Th
y building will be 60 feet wide and %
o feet long, divided into four sections.