New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-02
w. Herrian was Lac resse1isitor

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D., is here on a visit.
Miss Lena Doberenz spent New
Years day with Nicollet friends.
An infant child of Robert schreiner
died Monday morning of cramps.
Vim. Friedrich of South ST. Paul
has entered the employof Stuebe Bros.
Max Pfaender was home from the
State Agricultural school for the holi-
days.
Clarence Mowery of Mortified has
been in the city the past few days
visiting friends.
Mrs. Herman Meyer of RedfeId,
South Dakota, is being entertained by
New Ulm friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fossburg of Mime
apolis were holiday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c.. Haubrich.
VIM. Durbahu and wife visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Puhlmann of
Springfield over Christmas.
Geo. Hauenstein has entered into
contract with the Pratt Paper Co. as
travelling salesman for another year.
VIM. A. Brady's big production of
1.-The PITT is underlined for an ap-
peafance at the Turner Theatre late
in January.
Michael Gael, the father of Mrs. Jos.
Sperl of Cottonwood, died at ST..
Jameslast Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sperl attended the funeral.
County Treasurer Berg has APP
pointed Joe Schneider as his assistant.
Mr.. Schneider held this same position
under the retiring treasurer.
Editors Hodges and Whitmore of
Sleepy Eye attended meeting of the
Brown County Publishers Association
in this city Saturday evening.
The Daggett comission Office at st.
Peter has been closed. Henry Koch,
the New Ulm boy who was IN charge,
has been transferred to Red Wing.
Prof. Boyer, who recently resigned
his position as organist in the Catho-
lie church, departed yesterday for
Langdon, North Dakota. He will join
his family there.
Superintendent Cutting attended the
state convention of educators in
Minneapolis last week, as did also Rev.
Fritze and Editor Hodges of the Sleepy
Eye school board.
Herman Held went to St. Paul Fri
day to meet his brother, Otto, who is
on his way here from Spokane. In a
few days Otto will take his parents to
Oakland, California.
Jos. A. Eckstein, w. 7. Eckstein,
Geo. Puchner and Jos. Hofmeister will
appear in costume and sing Sim Boeh-
mer VALID" at the Maennerchor con-
cert on 3rd the February.
Mrs. Minnie Lawrenz, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John HeYmann, for two months
past, departed on Friday for her home
in Arlington, Washington.
DR.. Schoch was Minneapolis visi-
tor Saturday. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Margaret, who will
remain in the Flour City week or
more, the guest of Winnifred Lind.
Jos. Arbes. the druggist, has been
fox-hunting in Trempleau county,
Wisconsin, the past few days. Here
is one instance, at least, where the
Review regrets its lack of cartoon
| list.
Paul Moe, at one time clerk in the
store of B. Behnke & Co. of this city,
died at Fergus Falls last Saturday.
His remains were brought to Hanska
in this county Monday and inferred in
the Unitarian cemetery.
The newspaper men of Brown county
held a meeting at the Journal office
SATURDAY CfSuiuSS duu eLU6r0d lQGO aQ
agreement relative to the county print
ing. 1t was understood that the News
should be the official paper.
The Bible Society of Cambria cele-
brated it's semi-centennial last week.
The society was organized fifty years
ago by thirty or forty of the residents,
but not more than half dozen of the
charter members were present at the
celebration.
Gov. and Mrs. johnson, Private
Secretary Day and wife, Insurance
Commissioner O'Brien and wife and
Hon. LA Rosing and wife arrived
here from st. Paul Saturday night
and spent the following day as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Johnson.
The New Ulm Maennerchor is pre-
pairing for a public concert, to be given
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