New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-24

week in Blue Earth having been called
there as a witness in law suit, which
is not the most profitable business a
person can be engaged in unless he is
an attorney.
Those who attended the card party
given by the lady Foresters in the
Catholic school building Thursday
evening report a very pleasant time.
There were over 100 people present at
the entertainment.
Emil Frenzel, proprietor of the
Springfield bottling works attended the
annual meeting # the State Bottler's
convention which met in ST Paul last
week. He represented the Springfield
and New Ulm houses.
AugustDirks who has recently moved
to Arlington from Fairfax where he is
engaged IN the furniture business, was
in the city Thursday and Friday the
guest of his brother. He is very we'll
satisfied with his new venture.
One has but to step into the drug
stores in this city to be aware of the
fact that ST. Valentines day is APP
preaching. There is an unusually
hideous display of comic valentines
and a good line of the better sort.
| The annual convention of the Sons
of Herman of Minnesota was held in
Minneapolis yesterday and the lodges
of this city were represented as fol-
| lows: Reuter- Lodge No. 38, Albert
Ring, New Ulm Lodge No. q, Julius
Berndt.
At a meeting of the New Ulm Boat
club the following officers were cleo
ted: Pres, Joseph A. Eckstein, V. P.
Geo. Marti, secretary, VIM. Koch,
treasurer, William G. Alvin, captain,
W. T. Eckstein, lietenant, F. w.
| Fritsche
| G. w. Barnes. president of the Inter-
State spent a couple of days in ST.
Paul and Minneapolis last week in the
interests of his company. The new
territory that the company is opening
up has created large amount of new
business.
John Gulden, son of Nicholas
Gulden, who has been troubled with
heart disease for number of years,
is quite low at ST. Alexander hospital
and is rapidly approaching the last
stage. Physicians give little hope OF
his recovery.
Geo. klossner of Nicollet county
was in the city couple of days last
week selecting tools and machinery for
his blacksmith shop. He has recently
enlarged it and is preparing to handle
a larger amount of work than he has
| heretofore done.
DR.. J. w. Hawkinson, the osteopath
made professional trip to Hanska
Thursday, returning the following day
| The doctor has been in the city only a
short time and is gathering about him
quite a following in the method OF
treatment he practices.
Carlson Bros. of Hanska are ar
ranging to sell off large amount Of
their stock and when it is sufficiently
reduced it is said that they will dis.
solve partnership and one or the other
OF the brothers will take the stock an6
Iconduct the business.
It seems that there was some mis-.
understanding in regard to the plans
of the j. l.. D. Band and the Otto anC
Frank company. and the band is moi
Lafayette. The Review was in error
in making the statement last week
1t is said that 81. G. Hays, formerly
of Sleepy Eye, will go to Washington
to represent the state drainage league
in the interest of legislation affecting
the lands of the northern part of the
state. Ii there is one thing H G. is
able to do and do it we'll it is lobbying
| According to information from the
courthouse in this city there is to be
another legal holiday. 1t is to be
known as woodchuck day and will be
the 1st of March as that is the time
when the new law code is to be in the
hands of the legal powers of the state
The marriage services of Ludwig
Schirlinger of Milford and MARY
Schmidt of Home were solemnized al
Catholic church at O'Clock Tuesday
Jan. 23.. Rev. FIR. Sandmeyer official
ing. The wedding was celebrated a
the home of the brides parents in Mil
ford.
w. \. Kastner will go out of The
furniture business in this city as soor
as he can dispose of his stock. He i:
advertising what he has left at yer,
low prices and will have very ittl,
trouble in emptying his store if price:
have anything to do with people,
buying.