New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-09

Miss Ida Sommer is in the city look
ing after her business aft airs.
Emil Hage, the Hanska banker, was
transacting business here yesterday.
Earl Current was in the city Mon
day. He was on his way to the Uni
versity.
City Treasurer Frank has been laid
up for several days with an attack of
the grippe.
Mrs. Garvin of Good Thunder and
Mrs. Crane of Garden City are guests
at the Weber home.
Capt. Pfaender was presented fine
field glass by the members of Company
A on Wednesday evening.
Judge Olsen will be in the city to-
morrow to take evidence in the divorce
case of Anna Richter VS.. Wenzel Rich
ter.
Negotiations are being made for the
erection of a livery barn for Mic And
ring on the corner of Centre and Ger
man streets.
Rev. Scholzen has gone to Kramer,
Indiana, for his health. Rev. Manner
of Searles will assist Rev. Sandmeyer
during his absence.
Roy Backer of Milford and Francis
Bushard and William Strate of West
Newton have entered the Agricultural
School at St. Anthony Park.
J. H. Vajen arrived in the city from
Omaha Monday evening. He came
here to attend the annual meeting of
the Citizens Bank of which he is a
director.
Ben Fesenmaier, Peter Laway and
Paul Jauss will have completed their
Jail sentences next Sunday. Should
their fines have been paid by that time
they will be released.
Aug. Loeffelmacher brought in from
his farm in Ridgley last Thursday and
Friday 12O hogs which he sold to
Stuebe Bros. He expects to bring in
as many more this week.
District Deputy Nightingale of Min
neapolis will install the newly-elected
officers of the Knights of Columbus
next Sunday. Work in the first degree
will also be exemplifed.
Revs. Schaller and Meyer of the
college went to Mud Lake Friday to
assist in conducting the funeral of
Rev. H. Franz, Lutheran minister,
who died OF apoplexy on New Years
day.
Sidney NJ. Owen of Minneapolis has
been appointed to a place on the board
of regents of the State University,
former Governor John Lind having
declined to accept the position when
rendered him.
John Reimiger, who was injured in
a wreck on the 500 road near Fargo
on December 23rd, is now at his
fathers home in Sigel. About dozen
were killed in the wreck and Mr..
Reimiger was quite badly injured.
William Aab, who went to San Fran
cisco last spring and was there dur
ing the terrible cataelysm of earth
quake and fire, has returned to New
Ulm and will remain if he can secure
employment. Conditions in the strick-
en- city did not suit him.
Attorneys Rieke of Fairfax, Nc
Doweli of Minneapolis and Daley and
Barnard of Renville were here Thurs
day arguing a case before Judge Oh
sen. Walter S. Booth, the well-known
legal blank printer of Minneapolis,
was also here as witness.
Chairman Eckstein of the Board of
County Commissioners was at Spring
field Wednesday inspecting the work
that is being done on the bridge
across the Cottonwood river at that
place. He fixed upon January 18th as
the day when the old bridge lumber
shall be sold.
Rev. Sauter of the Methodist church
will conduct gospel meetings every
evening from January 9th to January
Goth with the exception of Saturdays.
There will be special song services at
all meetings and towards the close of
the undertaking Rev. Santer will be
assisted by Presiding Elder Hauck of
the Southern Minnesota district.
The New Ulm Hunters Club held it's
annual meeting Sunday afternoon and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent Chas. Hauenstein: secretary,
Robt. w. Brandt: treasurer, Chas.
Brust: chief hunter, John Muhs: as
sistant, John Hauenstein; commits
sary, Herman Nagel; park committee,
Chas. Hauenstein and Frank Grebe.
When Gen. Bobletsr was state treas