New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-26
Mrs. Frank Warnecke of Wellington

Mrs. Frank Warnecke of Wellington
is here on a visit.
Sheriff Mcmillan of Nicollet county
was in the city Monday.
Guddy & Cavanaugh will continue
i to operate their ditchiug machine all
winter
Mrs. J. F. Armstrong returned on
/ Monday from a visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
+ Miss Viola Heimerdinger of New
4 Paynesville is guest at the home OF
Miss Addie Olsen.
A. H. Lienhard, the travelling sales.
man. is enjoying a brief vacation with
his family in this city.
!! Prof. Boyer's place as organist at
the Catholic church will be filled by a
/ musician from Lacrosse.
Paul Lehman returned Thursday
from three weeks tour of inspection
of the Eagle Mill Co.'s elevators.
T. D. Mooney, an employee of Cud-
dy & Cavanaugh, will enjoy his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents in
Minneapolis.
Gustav Albrecht, a student at the
Lutheran college in WATERFOWL, Wis,
is enjoying his vacation with rela-
tives in this city.
w. Cactus arrived here this week
from Koenigsberg, Germany. Mr..
Cactus is an old-country acquaintance
of the Wicherski family.
The Elks of Mankato will give a
smoke social Friday evening in honor
of Gov. Johnson, 1t. Gov. Eberhart,
w. S. Hammond and c. c.. Dinehart.
Fred Backer of Morristown and
Mrs. VIM. Stricken of Morgan were
here during the week on their way
home from the sick bed of their mother
at Fairfax
The annual meeting of the State
Agricultural society will be held in
Minneapolis on January Sth, 9th and
10th. Ferdinand Crone will be one of
the delegates from the local society.
The Misses Clara and Gertrude
Ross came to their new home in New
/ Ulm Friday evening. The former is
a student at the state university and
=, the latter at the Catholic seminary in
| Winona.
/ The mayors of Springfield and Com
frey and the chairmens of the town
boards of North Star, Stately, Burns
town, Bashaw, Mulligan and Leaven-
worth werein session at the court house
! today for the purpose of electing a
county commissioner to succeed Geo
Ross. Herman Polchow of Burns
/ town was chosen.
Official announcement was made this
week OF the reduction in freight rates
on commodities ordered by the rail
road and warehouse commission. The
general average reduction on hard
coal is "a per cent; on lumber, 1872
per cent; on soft coal, 26.4 per cent;
on course grain, 25.5 per cent: on
flax, 26.6 per cent: on wheat, 1875 per
cent: on hogs and sheep, 1872 per cent;
, on cattle and sheep, lis per cent.
That amusing and satirical mixture
OF theatrical affairs, with scenes and
traditions of both ancient and modern
Greece, labeled fetchingly the "Show
Girl, " comes to the Turner Theatre on
Sunday evening, the 9th of January
There is cast of principals that equal
the best in the theatrical world, headed
! by Hilda Thomas, a handsomely
! gowned chorus o: stunning show girls
/ and nimble dancers, scenery that is
gorgeous in the extreme, and dearth
Of music that will tickle the popular
fancy. 1t is one of B. G., Whitney,s
best efforts in the musical comedy
line.
Mrs. ROsina Hartneck. died at her
home in the south end of the CITY last
Wednesday incoming of pneumonia.
Death came as quite a relief to the old
lady for during her lifetime she had
endured all the bardships of pioneer
life and poverty. Born in Bavaria in
1880, she came to America in 1853 and
soon after, with her husband, located
! in the pioneer village of New Ulm.
Here she lived the balance of her DAYS
and IN spite of adversely and misfor-
tune such as comes to few women sue
ceeded in raising family of six chill
dren, all of whom survive her. These
are Max Hartneck Of Heron Lake. JOS.
Hartneck of Sleepy Eye, Mrs. Chas.
Schleif and Mrs. August NehIs of New
Ulm and Otto Hartneck and Mrs. Vim.
Scheiderich of Seattle. The funeral
occurred on Friday from the Catholic
nhurch