New Ulm review., 1901-01-09

} Mrs. NJ. Hummel visited the twin cit.
J ties Thursday of last week.
George and Fred Chambard, of Fair
fax, have opened hardware store al
Hanska.
/ Misses Albrecht and Wcllner were the
Iguests of Rev. Albrecht at Fairfax last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fritsche, of Albert
Lea, we're visiting relatives and friends
in this city last week.
jos. A. Eckstein returned from Gran
ite Falls Saturday where he had been on
legal business.
Carl Kansenbach and Otto Unger, of
Springfield, were renewing old acquain-
tances in this city Friday.
/ Edwin Caster, of Waseca, returned
home Sunday after few days visit with
relatives IN this city.
Viola Palmer of Fairfax is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vogel-
pohl, in this city this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Emery Pellant rejoice
in tie birth of baby boy. The inter
esting event occurred last Wednesday.
Miss Emma Triton went to St. Paul
last week where she will remain for sew
eral weeks to attend a training school.
Mark Dyer, son-in-law Of William
Skinner, arrived in this city Sunday di.
rect from Austria and will remain here
for five or six weeks before proceeding
east.
Miss Bertha Belnhorn returned to Du-
luth Saturday to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools Of that ci-
ty, after spending the holidays with rel
atiyes here.
The score Of the Columbia Bowling
club at It's last session is as follows: A.
J. Vogel, 130; Jos. GALES. 1877, II. Behn-
Ike, 1853; H. Gebser, 1859; L. J. Buenger,
116; A. J. Meyer, 174; W. G. Haubrlch,
141, Frank Burg, 1855.
The German Lutheran church held It's
annual meeting Monday. The principal
business was the election of two trustees,
Henry Schroer and Herman EDgelbert
being chosen. The church is in very
prosperous condition with membership
of over 800.
! The Eagle Roller Mill company held
its annual election Of officers Monday.
Following are the officers: President,
Charles Silverson; 1st vice president,
Anton Schmltt; I'd vice president and
treasurer, William Silverson; secretary,
Anton Schmidt, Jr.; assistant secretary,
Charles Vogtel.
4 The marriage Of Miss Flora Peterson
Of this city and Andrew j. Olin, OF
Franklin, is announced for next Sat
urday. Miss Peterson is one o. the fair
est and most popular young ladies of the
city while the prospective groom is cash
ier Of the State Bank at Franklin and is
we'll known in this city. The Review
extends its congratulations in advance
and wishes them a long and happy mar
ried life.
Thursday of last week Judge Webber
rendered decision in the case of Gag
VS.. Haas which is of no little import.
ance, involving the boundry lines of at
least four sections of land in the town OF
Cottonwood. The case was very stub
bornly fought and the decision of the
court is decided victory for the plain
tiff, Joseph Gag. Henry Somsen was
attorney for, plaintiff and Somerville 6,
Olsen for defendants.
i December weather was not so worse,
to use slang expression, according to
the report of Observer Eckstein. The
lowest point touched by the mercury
was below zero and this occurred on
the last day of the month. The average
Temperature for the month was % above
and the warmest day was the 2lst when
the thermometer registered 46 above.
Total snow fall for the month inches.
The prevailing winds were from the
northwest.
/ The Second Regiment band had it.
annual meeting Saturday evening and
elected the following officers for the
| current year: President, John Sieljes;
vice president, Henry Kitzberger; Secre-
tary, John J.. Juenemann; Treasurer, P.
Kitzberger; Business Manager, John
Henle; Hall Manager, John ]. Juene-