New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-06
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Mrs. Otto Petersen Of Minneapolis
is at present visiting in the city with
friends and relatives.
Col. Geo. S. Whitney of St. Paul,
assistant adjutant general of the state
was in the city the first of the week the
guest of Gen. Bobleter.
Andrew J.. Eckstein leaves today for
st. Pa:l to attend a meeting of the
board of directors of the MINES ota
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing com
pany.
Cuddy & Cavanaugh have begun
operation on the extension of the sewer
from the point to which the Lowell
people finished. The mains that are
laid by Cuddy & Cavanaugh will be of
thing and not of concrete as were the
mains of the other firm.
Capt. Steinhauser has been notified
by the state department that the pen
sion for which the late August West
phal made application has been gran
ted. AS the pension dates back to the
first of the year Of 1905 the accumula-
ted amount will go to the estate of the
late August Westphal.
The concert given by the blind brother
and sister, Louis and Barbara Trem-
mel, at the auditorium of the Catholic
school house in this city Sunday and
Monday evenings was not we'll attend
ed. The music was good and the pro-
gram an entertaining one The play
ers gave concert at ST. George last
evening with more gratifying results.
Members of the Woodmen camp OF
this city met Monday evening in an
sWer to call for the purpose of dis
posing of the proposition to erect
building for the accommoda alton of the
lodge. The matter was brought up
and it was almost unanimously deci-
ded that the lodge was not in a condi-
ton to undertake proposition of that
KIND and the matter will be dropped.
Hon. S. D. Peterson has received
word from Congressman McCleary
that the bill which was introduced in
behalf of Mrs. Schorregge for pen
sion on account of the death of her
son in the naval service, has passed
and that in the course of short time
Mrs. Schorregge will begin to receive
the monthly allowance from the gov
eminent. It will be remembered that
young Schorregge, who was a cadet
on the Inflated Bennington was killed
in the explosion that took place in the
San Francisco harbor something over
a year ago.
The Board of Public Works held a.
meeting Monday evening to consider
the matter of grading and laying water
mains on Franklin street. It appeared
that there was a petition representing
more than half of the residents alone
the street protesting against the pro-
posed improvements, and the Board
promptly decided not to press the mat
ter. There are many people on this
street who have recently built houses
and have been to considerable expense
and they do not care to have addition
al expense added to what they have to
pay.
VIM. Herrian, Robert Brandt, Fred
Leesch, Chas. Brust Sr. and John
Herzog, delegates to the Firemen,s
convention which is to be held in LIE
Sueur next week will leave for that
place Tuesday morning. It was ex-
pected that they would go down the
river in the launches and that some of
the delegations from other places
would won meet here and go with them but
the water in the river is so high that
It IS impossible for tho boats to pass
under the bridges, and the trip by way
of the river will have to be abandoned.
Although Al the river is supposed to be-
nayigable the bridges are not built for
the passage Of boats.