New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-20

MIS-. AJicIlL@W do HlhO1 O1by
visitor the forepart of the week.
a. J Esser entertained j ohm Siegler
of Madison during portion of the
week.
Drs. Reinecke and N1ihleis will move
into the Olsen block the first week in
March.
Mrs. Gebser was eighty-four years
old on ST. Valentines day and Mrs. A.
Alvin eighty-two.
Paul Lehman left MondaAa1 an
inspection tour of the Eagle ale-
vators in South Dakota. "A
The Misses Jennie and Minnifred
Lind returned to their Minneapolis
home Saturday morning.
A delegation of local knights of
Columbus will attend degree work at
st. Paul next Friday evening.
Albrecht Stork returned Monday
from business trip extending as far
north as Duluth and Superior.
A letter received by Mr.. Arhard on
Monday states that G. A. Ottomeyer
is once more able to be up and around.
Einar Hoidale, the former county at
torney. has opened law Offices in the
New York Life building in Mime
apolis.
Emil Sprenger has returned from ST.
Paul where he has been taking a
business college course. He will re-
main a month or more.
A Costume surprise party" consti-
tuted very enjoyable affair at the
s'W aldheim'' of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Alvin Sunday evening
Washington's Birthday will be cele-
brated this year as usual at Turner
Hall. A fine program Of music and
addresses has been arranged for.
Alderman Fred Pfaender and John
Gronau went to Minneapolis yesterday
morning to attend the annual grand
lodge session of the A. O. U. w.
Geo. Leary has resigned his position
in the. county auditors Office and &C
cepted one as Uncle Sans railway mail
weigher for the Northwestern road.
Atthe state bowling tournament which
opened in St. Paul Monday evening
Gov. Johnson threw the first ball.
Mayor Smith delivered the second.
The plan for the formation Of a new
corporation to take over the plant OF
the Schumacher Brewing Co. has failed
to materialize. The option expired
Friday.
The members of the editorial as.
ISOLATION presented W. E. Hodges
with a purse of S75 as an appreciation
of his work as president during the
past year.
Misses Lucy Mueller and Lulu Doeh
ne returned from their Minneapolis
visit Saturday afternoon. On Friday
evening Mrs. Porter gave a party il
their honor.
Mrs. Henrietta Bartl, wife of VIM
Bartl, died Saturday afternoon at tn
age of sixty years. She is survived
by her husband and one son, who live
in Mason City, Wisconsin.
Commissioners Eckstein, Jorgensol
and Polchow met at Sleepy Eye for tn
second time Yesterday to take final &C
ton regarding the ditch which i
draining Sleepy Eye Lake.
August OFT, who for year or NOR
has had charge of lumber yard a
Max, North Dakota, has been a CUES
the past week of Chas. Vogtel of thi
city and his parents in Nicollet.
! F. H. Behnke, who attended the re
tail grocers' convention in Duluth las
week, was once more honored with
place on the board of directors. Th
next meeting place will be Red Wing
/ Largely signed petitions, protestin
against the passage of the county or
tien bill, were forwarded to Senate
Clague and Representative Peterso
and Bendixen on Monday. The pet
tions were circulated by the brewers
| A special election of the voters {
the New Ulm school district will b
held nextTuesday to vote on the prope
sition of issuing bonds to the exter
of SIS, 900 for the erection of ne
school building at the corner of Mir
nesota and Fifth South streets.
! Editors Hodges and Whitmore {
Sleepy Eye, Mailer of Springfield an
4 Liesch of this city were the Brow
), county Quill pushers who attended th