New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-23


MnssaAarie Begenrssa~Sleep Eye
| visitor Saturday.
f. 4 son was born to Mi. and Mrs. os.s
Koehler Yesterday morning.
1. Agent Starr of the Northwestern
transacted business in Mank alto Mon
day.
The Athletic Bowling Club defeated
the Colts Monday evening by a margin
of Is pins.
Mrs. Lorenz Flor entertained
number of lady friends at cards We'd
nesday evening.
| Albin Carlson, the Hanska mer-
chant, transacted business here Sun
! day and Monday.
! Andrew Gag, who has been working
for a year or more in ST. Paul drug
| store, is home on a vacation.
a crew of men arrived here from
| Winona Monday to cut ice for the To-
! cal ice house of Northwestern railway.
/ There will be in the neighborhood of
sixty people going to Springfield
Saturday to participate in the Maen-
nerchor concert.
The ladies of the Current News Club
will be entertained tomorrow afternoon
by the Woman's Literary Club at the
home of Mrs. IT. L. Beecher.
Mrs. r, L. English, formerly of this
city but now living at Marshall, IS
the guest of Mrs. Zickrick. She is &C.
companied by her daughter.
Aft Keller went to Minneapolis
Saturday to take an examination be-
J fore the Pharmaceutical Board for a
certificate as assistant pharmacist.
1t is reported that Peter Helm, a
piano and organ salesman who used
to visit this city, was arrested recently
in an Iowa town on charge of rape.
Julius Berndt and Albert Ring
went to st. Paul Monpay to represent
the local Hermann Sons lodges at the
annual meeting of the state grand
lodge.
E. J. Ruenitz and the Misses Ben
dixen and Gamble of Springfield will
assist as soloists in the Maennerchor
concert in Springfield next Saturday
evening.
The Second Regiment band acted
as an escort in the Schumacher funeral
cortege yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Schumacher was one of the bands
honorary members.
Beginning next Monday Rev. Muel-
hansen will conductrevival meetings at
the Evangelical church for two weeks.
During the second week he will be as
sisted by Rev. Schulz of Sleepy Eye.
A new livery barn will be erected on
First South Street between Minnesota
and Broadway. The building will be
located on the west end OF the old
Merchants Hotel site and will be occu-
pied by Mic Andring.
Fred Williams son, Walter, who
has been in ST. Luke's hospital in ST.
Paul for several months receiving
treatment for crippled limb, returned
home last week with the limb almost
wholly restored to normal form anc
strength.
The will of the late Judge Webbe,
! has been admitted to probate. Thu
New Ulm residence and household
furniture and cash and notes to th'
value OF Sc, 500 is left to his widow
The balance, with the exception of two
very small requests to his sisters, il
left to his son. No inventory has bee,
made, as yet, of the estate.
The ST. James and New Ulm Higl
School clubs played game Of bas
ket-bal1 at the Opera House Frida.
J evening, the New Ulm players winning
afterwards q second team from tn
: local high school was defeated by
DR.. Martin Luther College club. TIL
score in this game was l6 to II.
Fred Meier returned Saturday eve
ming from attending the Tri-Stat
Grain convention at Fargo. He say
: the blockade condition in northwest
T ern Minnesota is far worse than any
!, one down here can imagine. Man.
i, stations on the branch lines have no
$ had any train service for over a weej
q and at one town no freight of any kim