New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-24

Mrs. w. G. Alvin and children are
visiting in Arlington
Clerk of Court Manderfeld trans
acted business at Willmar last Thurs
day and Friday.
Robert Hoffman, of ST. Paul EMO ed
a Sunday visit with the family of
Prof. A. Ackermann.
Rev. Prof. John Schaller preached
the morning sermon in the Lutheran
church at Hutchinson Sunday.
3. 2. 5Schmitz, the Sleepy Eye teach
er and politician, was renewing ac-
quaintances here Thursday.
F. P. zschunke and family returned
Saturday evening from a five days
outing at Lake Minnetonka.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm of Wilmar has
accepted call to the passionate of the
Swedish Lutheran church of Lafayette.
George MARITIME and Willie Iberson,.
both of Home township, were operated
on for appendicitis at Rochester last
week.
Mrs. Albert Pfaender and Miss Ida
Rosskopf have been spending the week
with friends at Owatonna, Rochester
and Lake City.
Prof. Charles Holzinger, in charge
of the parochial school at Boyd, is
spending the summer vacation with
his parents in this city.
W. D. Wheeler, formerly division
engineer, is now chief engineer of the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis road. He
succeeds Howard Kelly. Re
Elmer. Setter of Winona and his
friend, Miss Lillian Brown of Eau
Claire, have been visiting the past few
days with Mr.. Settlers parents.
Judge Olsen held special term OF
court at the court house in this city
yesterday. Only two cases were
heard and neither of them was from
this county,
Prof. and Mrs. j. E. Sporting write
that they have arrived at Monroe,
Michigan, and will remain there for
several weeks visiting with friend S
and relatives.
By order of the city council water
mains are to be laid on Franklin
street from First to Fifth North. The
street is also to be boulevarded from
Fifth North to Centre.
Miss Louisa Heinen returned Mon
day from two weeks visit with her
brother in Mason City, Iowa. Prior
to going to Mason City she visited
with friends in Comfrey and Fox Lake.
Rev. Albrecht and Profs. Schaller
and Meyer, left for Wood Lake Mon.
day to attend a conference of Luther ar
ministers. The conference opened yes.
terday and will continue for three
days.
John Hanson has sold his livery ano
feed stable in Evan in order to accept
a position with the Eagle Roller Mill
Co. of this city. His work will be ir
the elevator and will commence on the
1st of August.
A. j. Alwin's son, Leroy, has writ
ten papsr on chronological Indus
tries with Particular Reference to th,
Honey Bee' which will appear soor
in the American Farmer and Consul
mer and likewise in the Commercial
News of Sioux Falls.
In the Catholic Order of Foresters i
is customary just before holding tn
national convention to name com
mittee of seven to suggest changes il
the constitution. Andrew j. Eckstei1
has been selected by the national Chic
Ranger as member of this importan
committee.
Examination of candidates for posi-
tions as locomotive fremen on TIT
Northwestern road were held a
Winona last week and out of eight ap
plicants only two were successful il
passing the rigid test. These were Tee
Sommerfeld and George Helget O
Sleepy Eye.
The county commissioners on Wed
nesday appropriated $500 to aid the
township of Stately in building {
bridge over the Little Cottonwood or
the town line in Section 81. The sun
of 5000 was also given to the town O
Prairieville to aid in the improvement
ofthe approaches to the Colder bridge
/ George Jones, one of the pioneer
settlers of Brown county and for over
! fifty years one of its most respected
! citizens, died at the old homestead il
/ Milford townShin T1IaSdav mnrninu n