New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-06
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gerously i'll.
j j. A. Ochs was called to the Twin
Cities Saturday on business.
= Miss Martha Eichmann returned
from the east Monday afternoon.
4 Maj. Bayley and J. 81. Burke OF
Sleepy Eye were in the city Sunday.
! Mrs. John Stelljes celebrated the
seventeen anniversary of her birth on
j Sunday.
4 A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Macho last Thursday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer, former
New Ulmites, are both seriously i'll at
Morton.
Louis Buenger Of ST. Paul spent a
portion of the week here with old
friends.
Geo. Black of Huron, South Dakota,
spent a portion of the week here with
his family.
Wenzel Kaes is dangerously i'll at
his home in the north end of town.
Little hope is entertained of his re-
covery.
Adam Peters, who has been clerking
for Andrew J. Eckstein since Decem-
4 Der, went to work for Heller g. Gag
yesterday.
County Treasurer Berg reports ex-
cellent personal property tax collec-
tions this year. Less than $500 became
delinquent on the 1st.
The spring vacation at the College
begins on Friday, March %. This
/ date also marks the close of the second
term of the school year.
Louis j. Buenger has yielded to the
solicitations of friends and on Satur
day agreed to try issues with Alder
man Wicherski at the April election.
At the hardware dealers convention
in ST. Paul last week Henry Hauser,
one of the delegates to the national
convention.
County Commissioners Eckstein and
Knudsen went to Springfield Tuesday
of last week to inspect the site of a
proposed bridge over the Cottonwood
river in Burnstown.
During the week something like
fifty new members were secured for the
Commercial Union. The next meet
ing of the organization will be held
Friday evening, the 9th.
The Womans Literary Club met at
the home of Mrs. H. Held yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. L. G.. Bell as
leader. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Hubbard.
The Masonic lodge room is being
thoroughly renovated. A beautiful
emblematic carpet and handsome new
furniture are to take the place of fix
lures that have served the purposes of
the lodge for years.
The male choir of the Lutheran
church was reorganized at a meeting
held at the Lutheran school Saturday
evening. Prof. A. F. Rein was elected
leader, and it was decided to hold re-
hearsals every Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schneider
were rendered an agreeable surprise
Saturday evening when about fifty of
their friends crowded in upon them
and helped to bid adieu to a place
that has been their home for over
forty years. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
will occupy their new residence in the
city this week.
DR.. H. r. Foster, one of the best
known dentists of Wisconsin, died at
Lacrosse Monday at the age of fifty
four years. DR.. Foster was the
second man to practice dentistry in
New Ulm, coming here several years
after the arrival of DR.. Marden. His
offices for a time were in the Beuss-
mann building and later in the Kies-
ling Block.
Representative Peterson has invited
his fellow members in the house to pay
him visit in his home town, and near
ly bundled of them have signified
their willingness to accept. Should
the promised visit materialize it be-
hooves New Ulm to be on it's best be-
havior and entertain the solons as
only New Ulm can.
State Auditor Iverson on Monday
began the distribution of S605, POI. go
among the counties of the state, this
sum representing the current school
fund apportionment for the first half
of the year. Under it the schools will
receive SLIGO for each pupil entitled to
share in the distribution, so that
Brown county with 1888 pupils will
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