New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-18

Stanislaus Sperl, who has been doing
the hostling work for Drs. Strickler
and Vogel is now employed by the
Schell Brewing Co. as fireman.
Herbert Leibold who is taking the
medical course at Hamline University
IN St. Paul, spent his Easter vacation
with his relatives and friends in the
city.
DR.. G. S. Neumann of Princetonw was
called to the city by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
brother N. B. Neumann. He arrived
Friday.
The st. Johns court Of Foresters
will have a special meeting Sunday
evening. All members should be pres
ent as some measures of Importance
will come up.
Plumbers Of Cuddy and Cavanaugh
are at present busy IN Springfield put
ting in a steaR drying plant in the
brick yards. Mr.. Cuddy is superin-
tending the work.
The Episcopal Sunday school pupils
We're pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Zickrick
Monday afternoon under the direction
of the Ladies' Guild.
DR.. J. W. Hawklnson, who is to be
married at his home in Center City,
this week, will return to this city Sat
urday and will reside in rooms in the
Koch place on German street.
The rifle range at Hunters Rest is
being fixed up and put in shape for
the usual practice. 1t will be greatly
improved this year SO as to be more
invi ting and better than heretofore.
Miss Cecilia Eibner has returned
from Winona Seminary where she has
been taking course in music the past
winter. The extensive business of her
fathers prevent her return until next
winter.
on the roller rink at the Star hall
Sunday evening he was SO unfortunate
as to fall and sprain his arm. 1t will
be sometime before he will be able to
use it again.
The ball given by the Degree Of
Honor and the Workmen of this
city was not as well attended as was
expected, but those who were there had
a good time and the party broke up
soon after O'Clock.
S. A. Sanderson of Gaylord has
moved his family to New Ulm with the
intention to make the city his head
quarters as salesman for the Rawleigh
Medicine Co. His territory comprises
the county of Brown.
M. p. Montgomery, who started the
skating rink in this city and recently
sold the enterprise, has gone into the
land business and will handle the
iands Of the Lincoln Land Co., which
are located in Colorado.
Mrs. VIM. ANIME has decided to re-
tire from the grocery business and will
sell out the stock of goods she has on
hand. She has conducted store in
this city for the past sixteen years and
has been reasonably successful.
The wedding OF A. F. Johnson and
Miss Rose Schneider is announced for
the lst of May. They will occupy the
house on German street which is to be
vacated by DR.. Mihleis who will move
into a residence on North Broadway.
Next week there will be a conference
of the Lutheran. pastors of the Mime
sofa Synod. The sessions will be held
at Arlington, and will begin April 81.
Rev. G. J. Albrecht, Prof. j. Schaller,
A. Alderman and j. Meyer will at
tend the meetings.
William Forth died of consumption
at st. Alexander's hospital at the age
Of so years Thursday afternoon. He
was a blacksmith by trade having been
in the city for a few years. He came
from Montana and at one time worked
for the New Ulm Stone Co.
The collection taken up Easter. Sun
day in the local Catholic church for
the benefit of the orphan asylum in St.
Paul is said to have been very salts
factory. The total amount offered was
s2o7, which must be gratifying to all
| the communicates of that church.
DR.. Geo. e. Koch OF Minneapolis,
was in the city over Sunday, returning
to his business Monday afternoon. His
practice has shown a steady gain each
month since he has been in Minneapo-
lis, until at this time he has about all
the business he is a5le to attend to.
| Co. .sA' will be fitted out with their
new uniforms on the 18th of May.
/ Quartermaster Ed. Juni has received
notice from the regimental headquar-
tiers that they will arrive in time, SC
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