New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-18

toral visitation at Sheridan.
Miss Bertha Sperling who had been
elected as teacher Of the schools at
New Ulm and Winthrop, has decided
to keep her position at W Winthrop.
Miss Doehne entertained a number
of her friends Friday evening. 1t was
quite a large party and was borough
" enjoyed by all who were present.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church are arranging to givesa hand
kerchief social on Thursday May oath.
It will be made a very pleasant flair.
At the Congreg ational church Sun
day evening collection was taken
which is to be turned over to the relief
committee in this city for the San Fran
cisco sufferers.
Andrew Goblirsch left S aturday and
will join Mrs. Goblirsch at Sleepy Eye.
They will spend a week visiting rela-
tives in New Ulm and Lafay ette.
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A number Of Sleepy Eye members of
the Knights of Columbus were in the
city last evening to attend a meeting
of the order, called to elect delegate
to the.supreme council.
Frank Burg, ST., who had been
drawn as one of the federal grand
jurors, left for Mankato Tuesday to
be on hand at the opening of the term
Of court in that city.
Ed. Hall, who has spent the winter
in Golden Gate, was in the city sever
al days last week getting ready to move
ditching machine to Redwood county
where he has several jobs waiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schnobrich of
Sleepy Eye were guests at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Scheiderich
most of the past. week also visiting
with relatives and friends.
Geo. j. Schoch who has been the
guest of his son, DR.. Schoch and his
daughter, Mrs. G. B. Weiser for the
past two weeks left for Washington
and other Pacific coast points yester-
day.
The Woman's Literary club held it's
annual meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. klossner and cleo
ted Mrs. Fred Meier president and Mrs.
Herman Held secretary for the coming
year.
In the contest for the removal of the
county seat of Jackson county from
jackson to Lakeield the latter lost
and the seat of government of that
county will remain in Bro. Mallahan's
town.
Miss Ida Sperling attended a teach
ers' meeting which had been in session
at St. Paul during the past week. She
left for st. James on Saturday after
having spent about two weeks with her
parents.
Policeman Joseph Weisenborn arr
rested man Patrick Harrington by
name on a charge of drunkenness. He
was taken before Justice Henningsen
and fined SIS or days. He preferred
the latter.
Ochs Bros. started quite trade in
eggs this week by opening the market
Monday with a price of fourteen cents
a dozen, which has so far been main
tanned and eggs have been coming in
to market quite freely.
The knights Of Columbus of this
city have telegraphed $50 to one of the
orders in San Francisco to be used for
the relief Of those of their brethren
who have suffered in the disaster which
has overtaken the city.
Co. "A' will give another of their
popular dances Sunday April 10Th, at
the Star Hall, as the receipts will go
to the fund necessary to erect an
armory they would appreciate gem
erous attendance of the public.
Alfred Wendland, Cornelius Burk,
Ewald Kuester, Armin Retzlaff and
Walter Dorm have entered the. DR..
Martin Luther college for the spring
term which opened Monday of last
week. All of these will take the course
for teachers.
Joseph Filzen will have cement
sidewalk layed at his home on North
Broadway. Reiser & Langmack will
do the work. The old wood side walk
which occupied the attention of the
passers-by has been torn up and the
debris removed.
Monday was red letter day for the
parishioners of st. George church, it
being the anniversary Of the patron
saint of the church. High mass was
celebrated by the pastor, and dinner
was served in the old church building
after high mass.