New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-26
DR.. Geo. Koch is in the city.

on his annual holiday visit.
Mayor Silverson transacted business
in Chicago the latter part OF the week.
Emil Hage, the popular Hanska
banker, was a business visitor here
Thursday and Friday.
Judge Olsen will come to New Ulm
again next week to hear a number of
adjourned court cases.
Henry Neumann, formerly of this
city, has purchased the racket store Of
r. Spiegel in Springfield.
Mrs VIM. Mueller returned to
Springfield Friday, Her sister, Miss
Ida Hauenstein, accompanied her.
There is no danger of fuel famine
in New Ulm. Local dealers claim to
have plenty of both wood and coal.
A new mash tub and other improve
ments are being placed in the brew
house of the Hauenstein Brewing Co.
Gov. Johnson has been invited to
deliver the next commencement ad
dress for the University of Penn
sylvania.
Hjalmer Hoidale arrived here from
Minneapolis Friday evening to spend
few days with his brother, the county
attorney.
Miss Sophia Hanson, a well-known
Brown county school teacher, is dead.
She was the daughter of y liver Hanson
OF Linden.
Mrs. W. w. Wright, after a So
journ of several weeks with relatives
in New Ulm, has returned to her home
at Waseca.
Albert Freitag Sr. and Albert Fret
tag Jr. of Max, North Dakota, with
their families. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel.
H. H. Vogelpohl was called to St.
Joseph, village in Scott county: the
forepart OF the week to furnish esti-
mates on a pipe organ.
The Hauenstein Brewing Co. at the
regular monthly meeting Friday
elected John ,Hauenstein Jr. secretary
to succeed VIM. Herrian.
Miss Grace Johnson of this city was
presented with handsome jewelry
casket by the pupils of her school in
Lafayette Thursday afternoon.
Alexander Schwendinger, the New
Ulm artist, will become a benedict
early in January. The bride will be
Miss Anna FEM of Rochelle, Iowa.
Miss Martha Stork went to Madelia
the forepart of the week to see her
sister, Ida. The latter came to New
Ulm Saturday to remain over Christ
. mas.
&C. Jones, who at one time was
connected with the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co., will dispose Of his milling
interests at Minneota and mOveto New
York state.
A. c.. Ochs will remodel his entire
brick manufacturing plant at Spring
field. D. W. Richardson of Colum-
bus, Ohio, is preparing plans for the
proposed improvements.
The school children of ST. George
will give public entertainment next
Sunday evening. 1t will consist OF
musical numbers, recitatlons and a
one-act amatuer dramatic effort.
Adelbert and Herbert Schaller ar
rived here Friday from Watertown,
Wisconsin, where they are attending
college. They will spend the holidays
with their parents, Prof. and Mrs.
John Schaller.
The only criminal case of any con-
sequence tried at the recent term of
court was that of the State against
James Lee of Eden for stealing wheat
from the granary Of Louis Hanson. The
jury was out over twenty hours and
when they finally came to an agree
ment it was in favor of the defendant
At the annual meeting of the
German American Central Bund in
St. Paul the following officers were
elected: President, Julius Moersch;
vice president, P II. Middents and
G. f. Trettin: secretary, Hugo O..
Hanft: Four new societies joined the
bund during the year, among them
being the Germania Lodge of New
Ulm.
Albert Kowarsch, Jos. Weber, John
Sandhoefner, Emil Taudien and Jos.
Meyer, all New Ulm boys who have
taken claims near Garrison, North
Dakota, are home for the holidays.
The boys seem to have struck it rich.
A creek runs through their land and
in the vicinity Of this creek they have
discovered a nice vein of Ignite coal.
Archibald Honeyman of Home, whose
commitment to the St. Peter asylum
was recorded A. week AGO. died there