New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-03

Mrs. Y Hirschsr and son Of Good
Thunder are visiting in the city.
Prof. D. sGrussendorf OF Fairfax was
numbered among New Uln's Easter
visitors.
John Nagel has been appointed
agent for the Minneapolis 4 ST. Louis
at Dawson.
0. NJ. Olsen is moving into his new
building this week. He will occupy
the north room.
Mrs. j. 81. Sigel has been entertain
ing herfather, f. ]. Lamb of Madison,
Wis, the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein will
leave Florida today for home. They
have been gone several months.
Oscar :. Larson of M adison has ac-
cepted position as stenegrapher in
the Offices of Deters & SHETLAND.
John Ahrens of this city will be a
member of the Toland's Business Col
lege base ballslub the coming season.
The building next to Schnoberich' S
meat market has been rented by John
Roos, the painter, and F. Fuerstenow,
the cobbler.
Land interests will take Attorney
Somsen to Saskatchewan this week.
He will be gone from New Ulm q
month or more.
The New Ulm B baseball Club held a
meeting Thursday evening and elected
Henry Vedder manager, Edward Lar
son captain and Otto Korbel score
keeper.
Schwendinger Bros, with crew of
local workmen, went to Mankato yes
terday to commence work on the deco
ration of st. Peter and Paul's church
in that city.
Gov. Johnson las sold his st. Peter
residence property to Geo. T. Olsen,
formerly county attorney of this
county but now partner of Congress-
man Davis.
The water in the Minnesota has now
reached the highest stage recorded in
several years. Travel into the city
from the Nicollet county side has been
entirely cut off.
G.. A. Ottomeyer, who has wholly
recovered from his recent illness and
is now enjoying the best of health,
will leave California for New Ulm the
latter part of April.
The London Times says of the Royal
Hungarian Boys Band that it is 'like
no band in the world today" The
management guarantee it to be with
out an equal anywhere.
The marriage of William H. Gugis-
berg and Miss Minnie Pless will take
place at Gibbon today. The bride is
the estimable daughter of a former New
Ulmite, f1r. Otto Pless, and the groom
the genial cashier of the Gibbon State
Bank.
Gov. johnson, having assumed con.
troll of the capitol building, will most
likely name Thomas Downs of Henne.
pin county as superintendent, the posi-.
ton held until recently by Fred Som.
mer. Mr.. Downs was at one time
sheriff of Nicollet county,.
The following from this vicinity have
been drawn to serve as petit jurors al
the April term of the United States
district court in Mankato: Wesley
Miller and P. r. McHale of New Ulm
August Samuelson of Lafayette. Aug.
L. Matter of Sleepy Eye and A. M
Bradbury of Comfrey.
Hubert Berg and Edgar Small
representing Harmony Camp of this
city, went to Mankato Wednesday tc
attend a meeting Of Woodmen. Al
this meeting it was decided to hold the
next annual picnic at Mankato in June,
The big gathering for next year will
most likely be held in New Ulm.
H. D. Beussmann and Frank Sietze]
were treated to an unexpected spring
bath on Monday. The two were out
| in sail boat on the Minnesota river
during the heavy wind that prevailed
Monday afternoon and when about a
mile above the Eagle mill bridge the
boat capsized. They were rescued by
| Fred Williams who Witnessed the ac.