New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-11
Otto Hummel is sick at the hospital

Otto Hummel is sick at the hospital
with typhoid fever.
In falling down stairway Monday
little Katherine Weiser sprained her
left arm.
The ladies of st. Anne's Court will
hold their annual election of officers
this afternoon.
Mayor Silverson goes to the Flour
City this afternoon on business for
the Eagle Mill Co.
Mrs. Louise Bernhard has rented
apartments in the REIN building on
Minnesota street.
Richard Pfefferle Jr. is now oper-
ator for the Northwestern road at
| Mankato Junction.
| John Book. a New Ulm boy, has
been elected secretary and treasurer
of the Gibbon band.
| Miss Anna Schaefer is home from a
seasons work as trimmer in a milli-
merry store al Algona, Iowa.
Jos. Burke and wife Of South St.
Paul have been spending the week
with friends at this place and Sleepy
Eye.
| The Catholic Order of Foresters will
hold their annual meeting tomorrow
evening. A smoke social will follow
the election of officers.
Miss Lillian Juni has completed her
school work at Heaton, South Dakota,
and returned to her home in this city !,
accompanied by Mrs. st. Jaques.
At a meeting of the directors of the
New Ulm Roller Mill Co. on Friday
a new Office was created, that of as
sistant secretary. August Dahl is the
first incumbent.
August Hummel, the merchant, has
decided to live for the winter on the
Guth farm in Cottonwood. This is the
farm which Mr.. Hummel and his broth
er purchased about a year ago.
The Grand Hotel has been sold by
it's st. Paul owners to w. A. Hubmer
of Mankato. The latter will take i'm
mediate charge and in a short while
expects to have the place open for
! public business.
Baptiste Groebner, who had been a
resident of this city for more than a
quarter of a century died Friday morn
ing at the age of seventy-four years.
His funeral was held from tie Catho-
lie church Monday forenoon.
The Masonic Lodge last evening
chose new set Of officers as follows:
Worshipful Master, Herman Held;
Senior Warden, Adolph Nellie; Junior
w arden, DR.. Mihleis; treasurer, A.
W. Bingham; secretary, G. Schmidt.
| Louis Ambrosch has written from
Berlin that he is now a student in the
Stern CONSERVATION and is enjoying
his work immensely. After playing
before the principal Mr.. Ambrosch
was assigned to the "ausbildung
| klasse,' one of the most advanced Of
! the institution.
The state railraad commits sion or
Saturday heard the Northwestern &
application for an adjustment of thu
switching charges between the two
roads in this city, but rendered nc
decision. The matter was taken under
consideration and probably will no
| be determined until after the holidays
/ A Mems Club has been organized
among the male members of the Con
gregational church, the officers beins
as follows: President, II. L. Beecher
vice president, E. W. G.. Mihleis
secretary, VIM. Meile; treasurer
Edgar Zelle. The club will meet two
or three times month and will also
be RECALLED with semi annual banquets
The following are the Company
rife scores made Wednesday evening
Maj. Buschers 20, Capt Pfaender 20
Lit. Hubbard Is, Sergeants Klause p
Schmidt, II, Schleuder II and Matscl
IA, Corporal Dengler Is, and Private
Plautz Il, Stadick 10, Bosch 20, Neu
mann Is, Goblirsch Is, Lindmeier Is
Pfster 16, Trautmueller 20, Kretscl
81, Neuwirth 8 and Polta 9.
Before a large and appreciativ,
audience at the Turner Theatre Sun
day evening THE Man Of the Hour
vindicated it's claim to be considered
the play sensation of the year. Tn
piece is one that appeals to all, i
deals with conditions that we have al
seen or imagined. It's magnificent,
staged and the acting company i
superb "The best you have eve
given US, was the universal common
handed out to Manager Johnson.