New Ulm review., 1901-01-16

The Brown County Bank held its an
nual meeting Thursday of last week and
elected the following board of directors:
Jos. Bebleter, John Lind, E. G. Koch,
j. Z. Schoch, L. A. Fritsche, Peter Man
derfeld and Fred Pfaenier.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hornburg left
Monday for an extended trip to the Pa
clic coast. They will make their first
stop at Spokane for short visit with
friends and will then proceed to Port
lard and elsewhere along the coast
They will be absent about six weeks.
Mike Schmitt has purchased the inter
est of Franz Vogel in the Broadway
blacksmith shop and has assumed the
entire control Of the business. Mr.. Vo-
gel will open saloon at Broadway and
First North streets about April 10th.
Platform meeting at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday evening at
7:30 O'Clock. Address by E. r. Baragsr,
"The Business Man in the church" and
G. E. Rowe "The Business Man in Busi-
ness.'' At the hour of morning service
Mr.. Updyke will preach on the question:
'Has anybody ever seen God2''
Morgan Messenger: E. ]. Pellant of
New Ulm arrived here last Thursday and
has opened up barber shop IN the 81.
D. Fixsen building on Main street. He
brought the fixtures with him and OPEN
ed up for business Saturday. Mr.. Pei
lant's family is i'll at present at New
Ulm, but he anticipates moving here at
an early date.
Hose Company No. 1, n. U. F. D.
will give grand ball at Schmucker's
Tivoli Saturday evening, Jan. 16. Ad-
mission, tor gentlemen, SO cents. The
members of the fire department stand
ready to come to your aid in time of
need and the patronage accorded them
when thev institute some social feature
should be free and generous.
Thursday evening while suffering from
a temporary alteration, the result of vac.
cination, Stanley Bingham leaped from
the window Of the second floor of his
fathers residence and was quite severely
injured, sustaining bad cut in his wrist
and the spraining of both ankles. At
the present writing he is recovering as
rapidly as might be expected.
At county convention composed of
delegates from the various camps of
Modern Woodman of Brown county held
in this city last Thursday L. B. Krook
and w. R. Hodges were elected as dele
gates to represent the camps of this
county at the annual meeting of the
State Camp to be held at St. Paul Feb.
18th. The alternates are A. NJ Roos
and W. Fl. Baker.
The masquerade ball given by the
Germania Sisters at the opera house Sat
urday evening was, as the dances given
by this society always are, grand sue
cess in every particular. Many neat and
novel costumes were noticed, among
which more particularly worthy of men
ton was group of eight young ladies
in a fan drill, second group of eight
emigrants and third company of twelve
colored minstrels.
Wednesday forenoon of last week
State High School Inspector George B.
Alton, accompanied by Messrs. G. F.
Williams, F. R. Foley and F. E. Kreck,
of Aitken, inspected the new high school
building IN this city, the three later gen.
tlemen constituting committe from the
board Of education in their city, the OBJ
ject being to satisfy themselves as to the
merits of the high school building here
with the intention of adopting similar
plans for new building to be erected
at Aitken.
A new regulation has been put into
effect by the Chicago s. North Western
R'y Co. in regard to the carpenter work
done at the various stations. Heretofore
the company has kept regular carpen-
ter crew, which has been sent from place
wherever needed for work. Beginning
with the new year the services of this
crew has been dispensed with, and in.
stead, wherever there is work to be done,
it will be let out by contract to local
parties, thus giving the workmen of this
trade in each place chance to do the
work. This will be appreciated by the
contractors of the various towns through
which the road runs.
The new Turner Hall is rapidly near