New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred gngelbert we're
Mankato visitors Saturday.

Mankato visitors Saturday.
s Otto Schneider is learning the city
routes as substitute mail carrier.
G. w. Barnes returned Saturd ay
evening from a week stayin st. Paul.
DR.. and Mrs. Graf entertained
dozen couples at whist Sunday eve
ming.
John Trimmings Of ST. Paul spent
portion of the week at the home of F.
H. Behnke.
Mrs. F. Burg Jr. went to Lamber
ton Friday with a supply of masquer-
AIDE costumes.
Miss Ida Hauenstein returned Sun
day from a two weeks visit with her
sister in Springfield.
Peter Johnson was unable to attend
to his high school duties yesterday on
account of sickness.
County Attorney Erickson was in
town Monday evening representing the
state in the Wilfahrt case.
The deal by which Henry Monzinger
was to obtain possession of the Engel
bert saloon fell through.
John X Neumann will go to
Colorado next summer to continue
his studies in chemical engineering.
Sheriff julius and Henry Rolwes,
the court house janitor, are attending
the sheriffs' convention in st. Paul
this week.
About twenty ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs. Fred Brust yesterday
afternoon and assisted her in celebrat-
ing her birthday.
The Mental culture committee of the
Turnverein is arranging an elaborate
program for the annual Washington
birthday celebration.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Beecher and Mrs. Fred
Meier went to ST. Peter Friday to hear
the lecture of Capt. Richmond P.
Hobson, he of Merrimac fame.
Engineer Buckholtz of Mankato is
taking Engineer Yates place on the
New UIm-M ankato run this week. Mr..
Y ates is enjoying brief vacation.
Edward Vogel of Springfield has
been bound over to appear before the
next grand jury on a charge of bas-
tardy He gave bail in the sum of
$500.
John, the son of Representative Pet
erson, is reported to be seriously sick
with pneumonia in St. Paul. Mrs.
Peterson left for his bedside Sunday
afternoon.
H. j. knudson of Sleepy Eye ten
dered his resignation as county COM
missioner to County Auditor Vogel on
Wednesday, but the following day
withdrew it.
DR.. Westbrook, dear of the Univer-
sity Medical School, has agreed to de-
liver lecture at Turner Hall sometime
during the winter. Mr.. BENZ. Stock
man is in charge Of the arrangements.
Mrs. F. W. johnson and Miss Vera
Helmes were guests at Winthrop last
Wednesday and Thursday. Parties
were given in their honor by Mrs.
Augusta Setter and Mrs. Geo. Schie.
mann.
Prof. Wilson, agronomist OF the
South Dakota Experimental Station
was in the city Monday looking over
the plant of the Minnesota Seed Co
| While here he was the guest OF Fred
Meier.
I Mesdames Beecher, Meier anc
Behnke of the Woman's Literary Club
and Mrs. II. D. Beussmann Of tht
Current News Club will attend the stat,
meeting of the Woman's Federation il
Minneapolis next Saturday.
The bursting of frozen wafer pipe
in the basement of Bierbaum & Back
er's store Monday morning resulted
in completely flooding the cellar anc
doing considerable damage TO pota
toes and other vegetables.
The Ladies Society of the TURNER
Elm held it's annual meeting on Wed
nesday. Officers for the ensuing yea
were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Henry Engel; vice president
Miss Tillie Heymann; secretaries, Mis-
Emile Beinhorn and Miss Dor;
Schmidt; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Bur|
/ Jr.
/ Max Hanft, until recently travelin!
salesman for the Minneapolis Furni
ture Co., has launched into bushes
for himself, having, with two othe
experienced parties, established
!, wholesale furniture house in the city Q
-four and sawdust. Everyone Of Max
many New Ulm friends will wish hir