New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-13

dooOC1dG1OH, whose SESSIONS commune
through today.
st. Joseph's stuetzungs Verein
will hold its annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers on February End. In
the evening the members intend having
a basket social.
Rev. Father H. b. Sandmeyer went
to st. Paul Monday morning to con-
sulJ with Archbishop Ireland in re-
gard to the new Catholic parochial
school building.
Chas. Toberer expects to leave for
the south Monday or Tuesday. He
will be given a farewell reception by
the members of the K Of p. lodge on.
Monday evening.
DR.. O. C. Stricken has installed a
small electric motor in his Office. It
is used to operate his static machine
and greatly simplifes the task of TAX
X-ray photographs.
DR.. G. D. Head of Minneapolis,
member of the faculty of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, was entertained
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. o. c..
Stricken over Sunday.
Otto Schneider and wife celebrated
their cotton wedding anniversary Fri
day evening. They invited a large
party of friends to their home on.
North Minnesota street.
Julius Berndt, Jr., has finished
mounting a deer for Fred Kretsch.
The animal was killed by Ed. Jahnke
of Cottonwood, and MIR. Kretch will
place it in his Star hall.
The Star hall will have another
popular dance on Sunday night, at
which time the singers who have been
there the past week will be present and
/ help in the entertainment.
Miss Birdie Mullen returned Friday
to her studies at ST. .Mary's Academy,
Notre Dame, Ind, Mrs. Mullen ac-
companying her as far as st. Paul.
The latter returned home Saturday
evening.
Frank Burg opened his bowling
alleys Saturday afternoon. In enlarg-
ing and remodelling them a decided
improvement was made and they
promise to increase the popularity of
Mr.. Burg's place.
/ Rev. D. o. Bean of the Congre-
gational church preached q very elo-
quent sermon Sunday evening, taking
as his subject, God in American
History. Nearly all the seats in the
house were occupied.
During the year 1908 exactly 1874
instruments of all kinds were filed for
record in the office of Register of Deeds
w. C. Miller. This gives some idea
of the amount of work necessary to
conduct public Office.
/ The case of Anna Hotter, ct al,
/ against VIM. Durbahn will be argued
in chambers before Judge B. F.
Weber on January 2lst. Property on
State street valued at about $4,000 is
involved in the litigation.
DR.. G. F. Reineke delivered a lecture
Sunday before the members of the
Epworth League society. He told OF
his travels through Europe and gave
pleasing descriptions of the many
places of interest he visited.
/ Owners of the Star Petroleum oil
stock in this city may now go out some
evening and have a good time. They
have been allowed three tenths of a
cent on their original investment. Thus
ends the second great Mississippi
Bubble.
/ Attorney A. H. Mohler of Ivanhoe,
and Attorney I. M. Olsen Of Sleepy
Eye, were here Thursday to petition
Judge B. F. Weber for permission
to dig a public ditch between Lincoln
! andLyon counties. The court ordered
4 a survey.
Prof. J. W. Jaeger, Of the Sleepy
i Eye Lutheran schools, was married at
Ixonia, Wis, on New Years day to
1 Miss Clara Rock, says the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch. Prof. j Jaeger has many
friends in New Ulm who will extend
their best wishes.
Mrs. Rosina Schumann, living with
her nephew, VIM. Glasrnann, near
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