New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-10

b. r. Webber Jr. is the new mayer
of Franklin.
FL. Armstrong hasrented residence
apartments in the Masonic Block.
The Maennerchor concert at Fair
mont will be given on the 3rd of May.
Mrs. John Baxter has returned from
a months visit with her son at Winni-
peg.
Fred Gronholz has sold 80 acres of
land near Courtland village to Chas.
Bode for 50, 200.
Mrs. Weiser and Mrs. Held will en-
terrain large party of lady friends
at whist this afternoon.
The new express rates went into eff
feet yesterday. The average reduction
is about twenty per cent.
Photographer Strait has closed his
gallery in the Henle building and re-
moved to La Fargo, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert SHETLAND left
yesterday for a months visit with
Mrs. Swetland's parents at Preston.
Miss Hattie Johnson of st. Peter
visited during the forepart of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Johns
son.
Mr.. Moan has leased the dining
room and kitchen of the Grand hotel
to Jesse Wentward for restaurant pur-
poses.
Edward Baer is the new owner of
the VIM. Schmidt residence on North
Washington street. The consideration
was So, 300. "
While playing ball the early part
of the week Robert Koch was struck
in the forehead by batted ball AND
badly bruised.
N. Henningsen returned to Mudla-
via, Indiana, on Friday to get Mrs.
Henningsen. They are expected home
the end of the week.
Mayor Redding will enforce the
':lid'' in Lamberton. Saloons must
hereafter be closed on Sunday and at
eleven o'clock every evening.
Mrs. Albert Jungquist was called to
Lafayette Thursday to attend the fun
eraI of her father, John P. Sjogren,
who died on the 3lst of March.
Cap Nenno has disposed of his sa-
loon stock and fixtures to the Schmuck-
er Brewing Co. and will leave for his
new home in Nebraska the latter part
of next week.
Miss Ida Knighton has gone to
Morton on visit of a month or more.
On her return she will resume her
position as operator in the Offices OF
the New Ulm Rural Telephone Co.
L. G. Ives of Leavenworth has re-
ceived word of the death of his father,
Russell Ives, at the home of his daugh.
ter near Seattle, Washington. The
deceased was over ninety years OF age
and will be remembered by the Older
residents of the county as one of it's
early settlers.
The headquarters Of the old Winona
& st. Peter Land Company have been
moved from Winona to St. Paul. w.
G.. Brown, the veteran commissioner
of the company, is included in the re-
moval, thus bringing to an end aresi
dence in Winona that has covered {
period of nearly forty years,
The two small children of Mrs. Dori
tv of Sleepy Eye were taken to the
state school for INDECENT children a
Owatonna by County COMMISSIONS
Knudsen last Wednesday. Mrs. Dori
. ty was deserted by her husband sever
3 al months ago and left without means
7 of support for herself and her family
t Jos A. Eckstein, on behalf of thu
3 New Ulm Stone Co., circulated a petit
ton this week calling upon the Rail
7 road and Warehouse Commission tt
3 order a connecting track between tn
: Northwestern and Minneapolis & St
Louis roads in this city. The petition
: was literally signed by the bushes
, men not only of New Ulm but of othe
towns along the St. Louis road.