New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-26
A. j. Esser returned from Indiana

A. J. Esser returned from Indiana
Friday afternoon.
Vim. Burg and wife were Christmas
visitors at Wabasha.
Fl. A. Vogelpohl was business
visitor at Arlington Friday.
Ernst Weschcke ate Christmas din
ner with relatives in New Ulm
Capt. Current Of the University foot
ball team is home for the holidays.
Miss Elsie, daughter of W. F..
Schmidt, has gone to Milwaukee for a
four weeks visit.
Word has reached here from Seattle
of the marriage of VIM. J. Krant to
Mrs. French, nee Nellie Brey.
Mrs. Peter Simmet, who recently
celebrated her golden wedding, is re-
ported to be quite seriously sick.
Andrew Pietrus arrived from Pierre
Friday and is a guest at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. w. T. Eckstein.
Einar Hoidale went to his old home
home at Dawson Saturday morning.
He will remain the balance of the
week.
Miss Hattie Johnson of st. Peter
is being entertained at the home OF her
brother, F. w. Johnson. at the
Dakota
Mr. Parker of the Seabury Mission
at Faribault conducted the services at
st. Peters Episcopal church Sunday
morning.
J. J. Ray, the veteran Springfield
democrat, is circulating petition ask
ing for his appointment as deputy oil
inspector. d.
While switching in the railroad
yards the forepart of the week John
Gratz slipped and severely sprained
his ankle.
FIR. Netzke, one Of the old settlers Of
Nicollet, died last week at the age of
eighty light years. He had relatives
in this city.
j. B. Croker of Everett, Washing
ton, is being entertained over the holt
days at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
e. T. Critchett.
w. Kruggel and wife of st. Louis
Park are guests at the Wicherski
home. Mrs. Kruggel is the daughter
of Mrs. Wicherski.
Harry McLennon, New Ulm boy,
has been promoted to the position o.
chief night train dispatcher for the
Northwestern road at Winona.
H. L. Beecher was among the few
who went out of the city to spend
Christmas. With his family he passed
the day at the home of j. N. Treadwell
in St. Peter.
Jos. Steiner, who has been operat-
ing the linotype machine in the Jour
nal Office for several months past, re-
signed Saturday and departed for
Minneapolis.
The following New Ulm students at
Minneapolis are home for the holiday
vacation: John Neumann, Harry and
Stanley Bingham, Arthur Eckstein,
Sidney Alvin, Francis Critchett, Carl
Crone and Alfred Mueller.
1t is expected that Gov. Johnson,
Frank Day, L. A. Rosing and T. D.
O'Brein will enjoy the hospitality OF
the Dakota House the latter part OF
the week. Their visit will be of a
purely personal nature-in nowise
political.
The county commissioners will re-
fuse to accept the new bridge in Leav-
enworth built by the Security Bridge
Co. of Minneapolis. The builders, it
seems, put in an approach of only fl
teen feet whereas the contract calls for
thirty feet.
Miss Amalia Nix and Prof. w. F.
Kunze will be among those who will
deliver addresses at the state conven-
ton of teachers in Minneapolis this
week. Prof. Kunze is an old Brown
county boy. now in charge of the
schools at Red Wing. Miss Nix is
instructor in German in St. Paul.
Among the many New Ulmites who
came home for Christmas were Roy
and Elmer Setter of Minneapolis, Dr.
Yates of St. James, Emil Steinhauser
and family of Lamberton, Miss Amalia
Nix of St. Paul, Albert Mueller of
Wabasso, Frank Peters of St. Paul,
Thomas Collins Jr. Of Minneapolis,
Anton, Irma and Norma Gliding of
Redfeld, South Dakota, and DR.. Kaes
of Ortonville.
Six Brown county buttermakers have
received diplomas from the State
Dairy and Food Commission. Their
names aud markings follow: J. O..