New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-10
BORN.
REINHoLD-To Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r.
Reinhold, Monday, Jan. s, 1906,
twins, both boys.

UWluS. DOtl DOyS.
Otto Schell is in Chicago looking
after the interests of his Vacuum Tonic.
The new brew was placed on themarket
and at once attracted so much atten-
ton that it mas been hard to fill the
demand. Mr.. Schell is looking after
methods of increasing the output and
facilitating the work. Miss Schell ac-
companied her father to Chicago and
will go to Evanston where she will re-
sumo her studies
Next March new law goes into
effect which is supposed to regulate
the sale of poultry, etc. For the bene-
tit OF our readers who may not know
a portion of it is given: livery per-
son who shall offer or expose for sale
at retail, for human food, at any pub
lie market, store, shop or house, or in
or about any street or public place,
any domestic fowls, or any slaughtered
rabbits, squirrels or other small
animals wild or tame, unless the en-
trails, crops and other offensive parts
are properly drawn and removed, shall
be guilty of misdeamor."
Frank Stengel and Otto Trautmueller,
made their first appearance before the
footlights in an accrobatic perform
ance in Hanska Saturday. The young
men have entered the field of enter
tainment and are prepared to make
contracts with all those who are look.
ing for the entertainment such as they
are able to furnish. The people at
Hanska were well pleased with the
efforts of the young men and the
pictures on the handbills they have out
are the real thing made from the actual
photographs. The Review wishes them
good audiences wherever they 90 and
always plenty of money.
At a meeting of the State Board of
Pardons which will be held this week
Christ Schwerr, will apply for par
| don. Schwerr was sent up from this
county for seven years for shooting
Ed. Lemmke. He has served three
years of the time, having been sentenced
on the 10th Of January 1908, and dur
ing all of the time has been model
prisoner. There was some extenuating
circumstances in the attack of Schwerr
that makes it possible that the board
will grant his request, event to giving
him a parole. Though it is doubtful
if a pardon will be issued at this time.
Most of the merchants of this city
for the past week have been busy
taking invoice and getting their books
IN shape for the new year. It's pleasing
to note that some of them report the
past year to have been one of unusual
prosperity. Some of the firms have
done as high as fifty per cent more
business this year than last There is
much in this to feel good over, but it
seems that if the merchants here would
go after the business they could be
able to bring trade to New Ulm from
distant parts of the county and from
other counties. It is possible that all
is coming here that should, but it seems
that city the size of New Ulm ought
to be buster than it is.
The ladies of the Current News Club
gave a kitchen shower Saturday even
ing at the home of Mrs. l.. B. Krook
on South Westinghouse in honor of
Miss Antonio Crone whose marriage
to DR.. J. Fl. Vogel will take place
Wednesday, January Oath The par
cells were piled up in the shape of
pyramid in the centre of the room and
while Miss Crone was engaged in un-
doing the packages the folding doors
were suddenly thrown open and to the
surprise OF everyone the gentlemen APP
peared upon the scene. An unusually
good time was enjoyed by all present.
Later an elaborate lunch was served
and readings by Miss Triton and sing
ing and playing helped to furnish
amusements.
On Monday evening those interested
in the formation of the new lodge which
is about to be instituted in this CITY.
met at the Catholic school house, for
the purpose ofcompleting the arrange
ments. Among other things that was
done the council for this city was given
name, and much to the surprise of
some and the CONSERVATION of others
when the name was announced it was
found to be as Irish as it could posi-
bly, be, the members having chosen the
name, "St. Patrick. y When the coun-
ell is established on the 18th there will
be not less than fifty charter members,
half of which will take out the insur-
ance offered by the order. DIR. Bayley
was down from Sleepy Eye yesterday
Tor the purpose of examining candi-
dates. 1t is estimated that there will
be at least $50 people here on the day
of the Initiation of the class, most of
whom will come from the Twin cities in
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