New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-05
Fred Setter was st. Paul visitor
the forep art of the week.

Fred Setter was st. Paul visitor
the forep art of the week.
j. a. Dougher will accompany Mr..
Pfenninger on his trip to Mt. Clemens.
w. T. Eckstein went to Marshall
Monday in his capacity as court re-
porter.
Richard Engelhardt, the Searles
buttermaker, has resigned. He will
move to Oakland, Mimi.
Mrs. F. J. Armstrong was called to
Minneapolis yesterday by the serious
illness of her mother.
Miss Elsie Koch has completed her
term of school at Mountain Lake and
is home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Amelia Scherer has been at
Echo since Wednesday, visiting with
the family of her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Voss
VIM. r. Schmidt of Redfeld, South
Dakota, visited here during the week
with his parents.
August Pullman has purchased the
Sommer lots on German and Center
streets for 81, 200.
Miss Cecilia Siebenbrunner is the
guest of Tracy relatives. Next week
she will go to ST. Paul.
John Schons was fined $40 and co SITS
Monday morning for using abusive
language to Philip Haas.
81. II. Vogelpohl went to Superior
Monday to install a pipe organ in the
Lutheran church of that city.
Rev. F. L. Meske, who was pastor
of the Congreg ational church in this
city at one time, will leave Glencoe
oe the 18th for a trip through Europe.
Work was commenced yesterday ON
a large addition to Crone Bros
clothing store. The Improvement Will
include heating plant for the entire
building.
The horse shoers and wagon makers
of this part of the state at meeting
held last week in Mankato decided to
change from a district to state or
ganization. The new organization
starts off with a membership of 225.
Peter Herrian received notice from
ST. Paul this morning to the effect
that the proposed excursion to New
| Ulm in connection with the presenta-
ton of Emperor Williams portrait
will be held on the 10th, week from
next Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. George and daughter,
Mrs. Mo of Springfield, left yesterday
for Towanda, Penn, where they will
visit for two or three weeks with rela-
tives. On their return trip home they
will stop at Chicago and McHenry,
Ill.
Miss Adeline Guthrie, missionary
from Foochow, China, will occupy the
pulpit of the German Methodist church
next Sunday morning. In the even
ing she will lecture on 1.-THE Manners
and Customs of China" Both lectures
will be in English.
Two men, "Pig" Foss and Harry
Dean. were arrested in Mankato Fri
day for having gambled with cards.
Dean pleaded guilty and was fined
800 and costs. The license of the sa-
loonkeeper, in whose place the game
was played, was revoked.
! The Grand hotel property was sold
on Monday to St. Paul parties, who
will take possession at once. Mr..
Moan, the former owner and mana.
ger, will engage in the real estate
business and according to present ar,
rangements will make his headquar.
tiers in New Ulm.
Fred Meier of the Minnesota Seed
Co. will start Friday on business
tour of northwestern Minnesota and
practically the entire state of North
Dakota. He will make the trip in ar
automobile, accompanied by his wife,
and will be absent from New Ulm a
trifle over two months.
Andrew j. Eckstein will attend the
annual meeting Of the National Chair
ties and Corrections Conference ir
Minneapolis next week. Mr.. Ecksteir
will play an important part as presi
dent of the Minnesota conference, 8
position to which he was elected a.
Red Wing last winter.
It will interest many of our readers
to learn that Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Nc
Elhinny, who at one time lived in New
Ulm, are now residents of Vicksburg
Miss. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson me
them during their stay in the quain
old southern city and found them en-