New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-01

Fred Brust is the happy father OF q
daughter born last Wednesday.
j. C. Clark, the ST. Paul travelling
man, has decided to make his home at
st. Peter.
The Congregational church of this
city is to have bell, the gift of Mr..
and Mrs. Sigel.
John Sorheim, young man of
Hanska, died at the hospital Thurs
day morning of tuberculosis.
Horace Garrow, a nephew of Jas.
F. Garrow of this city, has accepted
employment at Everett, Wash.
Geo. Hauenstein came up from Min
neapolis Saturday to assist in the cele-
bration of his mothers birthday.
The Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co. of this
city have purchased the plumbing
stock of E. A. Mason in Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Hepry Allen, a well-known
resident of Leavenworth township,
died suddenly Thursday morning of
heart trouble.
The stockholders of the New Ulm
Rural Telephone Co. will hold their
annual meeting at Schell's hall tomor-
row afternoon.
Judge Olsen held a special term OF
court in chambers at the court house
yesterday morning. County Attorney
Erickson was in attendance.
The High School Alumni will hold
meeting in the assembly room Of
the high school building at sever
O'Clock next Friday evening.
John McPhee, grain buyer for Bing
ham Bros. at Comfrey, has resigned
He will move to Minneapolis ane
engage in the grocery business.
Representative Peterson returned
from ST. Paul Friday afternoon ant
Immediately entered upon the active
discharge of his duties as postmaster
Deputy Boiler Inspector Pint o
Sanborn was attending to his officia
duties IN this neighborhood yesterday
He has appointed Frank Matsch a
his assistant.
Mrs. Peter Rotering and daughter
who were visiting here last week, wer
called to their home in Minneapoli
on Thursday by the serious illness o
l Mrs. Rotering's mother.
William Ranger, a government sta
tistical agent, spent portion OF tn
week here gathering statistics relativ
v to the marriages and divorces i
r Brown county during the past twent
: years.
The ball team of Toland's Bushes
University came up from Mankat
, Saturday afternoon to meet the player
r of DR.. Martin Luther college but whe
5 they arrived here they found tn
r ground covered with snow and slush
When they left Mankato at noon Their
was no sign of either snow or rain.
e DR.. E. W. Gag and family of Breck
a enridge and Mr.. George Gag of Ne
n Ulm enjoyed a pleasant reunion wit
S their brother, Druggist A. j. Gag
over Sunday. There is nothing to til
Q rumor that the physician was lookin
= over Marshall with view to a loca
S tion.-Marshall News Messenger.
1t is now Major L. A. Fritsche
Some days ago Gen. Bobleter appoint
: ed the well-known New Ulm surgeo
to the position on his staff made va
9 can't by the resignation of DR.. Bayle
Y and yesterday mornin 6 the commits
: sion arrivedfrom the adjutant general
5 office at St. Paul. The appointment
i makes him brigade surgeon with tn
: rank of major.
Secretary James Spencer of th
f. Mankato Commercial Club and Coun
, ty Auditor Ed. Weaver will visit Ne,
Ulm some evening next week for tn
, purpose of addressing the Comm ercia
. Association. Mr.. Spencer in particu
lar is competent to tell how a CONNER
l cial body can be MAJ de hustling sue
l cess and there should be good crow
out to hear him.