New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-15

maker, was in town Sunday.
s. Postmaster Peterson transacted /
business in the capital city Mondays /
Mrs. Martin Hose is home from her
Indiana visit. She returned Friday. i
DR.. Z. A. Fritsche was called to ST.
Paul Monday on professional busi-
ness.
Mrs. Chas. P. Stengel treated her
friends to a birthday celebration Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Bennett of Winona paid brief
visit on Sunday to his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Broderick.
The High School Alumni will hold
its annual banquet this year at the
Turner Hall on June 9Th.
Jacob Engel will go to Chicago this
| week to enter commercial school and
at the same time work for his uncle.
DIR. Miller and wife were called to
ST. Peter Thursday to attend the
funeral of young son of the dentists
/ brother.
Capt. Albert Pfaender represented
Sioux Lodge, knights of Pythias, at
the grand lodge meeting in St. Paul
! yesterday.
The Maennerchor has accepted an
invitation from Hecker Post to partiei-
pate in the exercises at the cemetery
on Decoration Day.
Relatives of Major Louis Scherer
have received from him post cards
which were mailed from Celebus, in
; the Indian ocean, on March 22nd.
A. j. Ochs has awarded to Weilandt
& Stegeman the contract for building
modern residence on South Broad
way. The contract price is SIS, 500.
1t is an interesting fact that the
graduating class of the local high
. school contains more boys than girls.
| The reverse of this is almost invari-
ably true.
Ben Stockman has joined the dra-
matte section of the Turnverein.
2 Theatre-goers may now look forward
7 to an introduction to that clever
l Irishmam, George Bernard Shaw.
Mrs. Setter of Winthrop has aban.
6ened her contemplated European trip
{ and will visit instead Seattle, Los An
r geles, Jamestown and New York. She
} leaves Winthrop the end of this week.
l Mr.. Hunke, who was recently en-
!. gagged as brewmaster for the Schmukel
s brewery, has rented the Setter resi-
r dence opposite the Turner Thea tire
It His family will arrive from Milwaukee
It next week.
e A new base ball club, to be know
# as the ''Daniel Websters, was organ
lied last week and will be fitted GU
e with uniforms supplied by the Eagl
v Mill Co. as an advertisement of thei
II new brand of flour.
n G.. T. Honstain, the elevator builder
l. came up from Minneapolis yesterda
II to consult the directors of the ne,
Farmers Elevator Co. regarding thei
II proposed building for which he pre-
IS pared the plans. The contract will b
A. awarded on the 25th.
4. A. M. Roes came down from Lam
tx berton Saturday evening to visit hi
o. his mother. Mr.. Roos is now secre
IT, tary of the Lamberton Cement Bloc
and Tile Co. and reports unexpecte
70 success with the new venture.
ae A union meeting Of the Methodist
I'd and Congreg ationalists of the cit
e.: was held at the Congreg ational churc
n, Sunday evening. P. 81. Youngdahl,
I'd young speaker from Minneapolis, az
y, dressed the meeting in the interests {
the Minnesota anti-saloon league.
~ Smallpox has broken out in tt
rs town of Cottonwood, case havin
to been reported yesterday in the fami]
1g of Albert Guth. A case is also know
I'd to exist in the family of Mrs. Devan
yh of this city. Both cases are unde
to quarantine and the greatest preca1
S. ton are being taken against IL
= spreading of the disease.
y After June 22nd, the Minneapolis
ST. Louis passenger train. which no
arrives here at 9:37 in the evenin,
will arrive here at 1900 p. M, and wi
stop here, the business Of the road n,
warranting its being run any furth'
south. Returning to Minneapolis, tt
train will leave here at 4:l5 in ii
morning, instead of at $40.
The New Ulm Rural Telephone G,
will hereafter be compelled to g
along without the advice and couns
of Philip Liesch. That individual
having failed of election to the pres
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