New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-13
Mrs. Alex Ranweiler gave ascard
party Saturday evening.


Mrs. Alex Ran~eiler gave = card
party Saturday evening.
! Ben Amann and wife are happy over
a daughter born yesterday morning.
i The Misses Eichmann and Voge1-
pohl go east Friday to select their next
springs stock of millinery.
The High School basket ball team
will play team at st. James on
March 1st and one at Window on the
End.
Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle, accompanied
by Miss Anna Schaeffer, will leave for
Milwaukee next Saturday to select her
spring stock of millinery.
/ The big force of millwrights, en-
gagged at work on the Eagle mill since
/ last November, will leave for Mime
apolis today.
The Juniors and the Buengers
played series of games on the Henle
alleys Monday evening. The Bueng-
ers we're defeated.
| Mr.. Siebert, who has been spending
the past two weeks here with friends,
left for his home in Mason, Wiscon-
sin, this morning.
DR.. Stricken was called to Michigan
yesterday afternoon on account of the
serious illness of his mother. She is
not expected to live.
The Eagle Roller Mill Co. has en-
gagged the services of former Man
kato resident, o. w. Walker, as their
representative in western Pennsvlva-
MIA
| The Wilfahrt case will come up be-
fore Justice Henningsen today. Coun-
ty Attorney Erickson will conduct the
examination, while Henry N. Somsen
will appear for the defendant.
The grand lodge of Hermann Sons
will arrange for big celebration in
New Ulm when Emperor Williams
signed photograph is officially turned
over to Mr.. Berndt next spriiRg.
| Emil Frenzel was AeSypssysaield the
early part of the ing the
machinery in his HF popActory.
He expects to begin Ter tiQ6 within
the next ten days.
Miss Staley entertained the members
of the Teachers Club at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Held Friday evening.
After an instructive and interesting
program, lunch was served by Mrs.
Held.
James Burns, alias Devlin, was ar
rested Monday afternoon by Chief
Klause on a charge of having forged
the name Of J. II. Sons of Brighton
to Brown County Bank check for
$500. He will have his hearing today.
The following New u lm bewlers have
| been entered in contests at the state
bowling tournament in ST. Paul next
week: A. F. Burmeister H. F. Raabe,
Paul Hackbarth and Reinholt Dahms.
All Of the games in which they are in
terested will be played on Thursday.
| Commissioners Eckstein, Jorgenson
and Polchow and County Attorney
Erickson were at Sleepy Eye Saturday
/ Investigating the ditch and dam that
is causing SO much trouble in connect-
ion with Sleepy Eye lake. It was
practically decided to build new
dam, this time at che outlet of the lake
proper.
The New Ulm Publishing Co. yes
terday placed an order with the
Unitype Co. of Chicago for Simplex
typesetting machine. A folding ma
chine will also be added to the plant,
Manager Endres leaving for ST. Paul
today to make the purchase
| A force of five men arrived from
Minneapolis Friday and are busily
engaged in the work o. installing the
new central energy system OF the
Minnesota Central Telephone Co.
The new offices of the company will
occupy the entire second floor of the
old Behnke building next to the Brown
County Bank.
Frank Weber, administrator for.
the estate of his deceased father, has
fled a bond with the probate court for
the payment Of all debts. This is
supposed to take the place of an in
ventory of the property, and under
the law of former years would have
been deemed sufficient. But with every
evidence that the estate is subject to
an Inheritance tax, Judge Ross will
undoubtedly rule that the bond for
payment of debts is insufficient.
Through Consul Grunau of st. Paul,
Emperor William of Germany has
had forwarded to Julius Berndt of
this city an autographed portrait of
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