New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-21
R.F. O'DonneII at the Head.

sunday afternoon DlSGrlcG# Deputy |
j. H. Nightingale of Minneapolis was
in the city and installed the officers Of
the new order of knights of Columbus.
The election resulted in the selection
of r. f. O'Donnell as Grand Knight
and the entire ticket as elected and in
stalled is as follows: r. F. O'Donnell,
G. N; Andrew j. Eckstein, D. G. NJ:
j. Moriarity, Chancellor; VIM. Pfef-
ferle, Recorder: John Cuddy, Fin.
Secy'.: John P. Graft, Treas: P. r.
llcHale, Wd. Eibner, John Schneider,
Trustees: DR.. d. w. Bayley, Lecturer:
w. T. Eckstein, Advocate; Rev. S.
Scholzen, Chap: John Bobleter, War
den: John Schaefer, Inside Guard: 1
VIM. j. Julius, Outside Guard
The city council at its meeting last
night voted to give the water used in
providing the skating pond for the
children, and also voted to advertise
i for bids for the work of laying the
water mains on Center and German
streets. This work is now under way
and the council has saved the city
large amount of money by having the
mains laid while the sewer is being put
in, but the charter provides that the
work shall be advertised and let by
bids, SO to comply with the law the
form will be carried out.
The hearing which was set by Judge
Brandt for yesterday in the case of
Martin Penning VS. Andrew j. Stock
stead did not materialize. MIR. Pen
ming was anxious to have the case set
tied IN some way and not brought
| into court, and was satisfied to have
his son-in-law buy his interest in the
| farm where they are all living at pre-
sent, and Mr.. Penning will move from
the place on the 1st of March. The
case seems to have been one of doubt
full merit and a mistake from the start.
and is satisfactorily settled.
Miss Dorothea Haunstein and Miss
| Martha Eichmann have taken posses
sion Of the stock and business recently
owned by Mrs. T. Thomas and will
conduct the store in the future. They
will prepare for the spring opening
and will have a display Of goods equal
to the best in the city. Miss Eichmann
is an experienced modiste in the line
of millinery and will no doubt please
the ladies of the city in all respects.
The young ladies should succeed in
the undertaking.
The cold weather of Sunday evening
did not deter the lady friends Of Miss
Ida Ochs, from calling on her in a
surprise party and spending the eve
ming with her. There were twenty-four
of them and they went prepared to
have good time. Cards we're played
most of the time, and other entertain
ment furnished and the evening was
much appreciated by the hostess.
Mrs. Catherine Frenzel entertained
a number of her friends at her home
on Minnesota street Wednesday eve
ming, on the occasion of her Goth
birthday. The best wishes of all who
were present and many more in the
city are for many years of useful life
and happiness.
] Health Officer J II. Vogel reports
that there were eleven births and nine
deaths during the past month. Six of
the births were boys while the other
five were girls.
Judge George was pleasantly sur
prised at his home Wednesday evening
by a number of his friends, who en-
ljoyed themselves until late hour.
Alfred Baltrusch will leavet tomorrow
for Minneap oils to attend the Mime
sofa Pharmaceutical college which
opens on the 18th.
i G. W. Barnes left for Wisconsin
points Yesterday to look after the
interests of the Inter- State in that
commonwealth.
Mrs. Paul Olesen of Lamberton ar
rived in the city Monday and is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Baltrusch.
Nothing like it ever seen before, a
children's masquerade ball at Turner
hall Saturday evening, Feb. 10. Tic
kets % and IS cents.
Girls wanted at the Hotel Heinrich,
| MankatO. Write. 6H