New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-16


Chas. Stuebe was business visitor
in ST. Paul the ferepart of the week.
Edward Carlson, former postmaster
ofHanska, has located at Grafton,
North Dakota.
It is stated that Miss Emily Triton
will soon leave for Panama to become
nurse in the canal district.
Charles Silverson, Miss fancy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henningsen made a trip
to st. Paul Sunday in the mayors
auto.
A. III. Lienhard is a member of the
new executive committee of the Brown
Redwood Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Sullivan, sister of Mrs. W. C.
concluded fortnight's
visit here yesterday and returned to
Des Moines.
The ladies of st Anne's Court will
hold another of their popular card
parties at the Catholic school building
tomorrow evening.
The senior class of the pharmaceuti-
cal department. of the State University
has elected Arthur W. Eckstein of this
city as it's sergeant arms.
DR.. D. F. Wood of Hanska was in
ST. Paul last week, attending a meet
ing of the state board of medical ex-
aminers of which he is member.
The New Ulm German Coach Horse
association held a meeting yesterday
afternoon and elected Herman AL
brecht as keeper in place Of Theo.
Waibel.
Mrs. Benedict Juni and daughter,
Lillian, will go to California in De-
cember. They will spend the winter
there for the benefit of Mrs. Juni's
health.
Brown county will receive SO, 1872. so
from the semi-annual superintendent
of state school funds this year. This
is based on an enrolment of 1929
pupils.
VIM. F. Siege has resigned as cash
Ter ofthe Nicollet State Bank and is
succeeded by Edward G. Johnson.
Mr.. Siege has not publicly announced
his plans for the future.
DR.. Carl Scherer passed the state
medical examination last week and on
Saturday received a telegram from DR..
Wood, one Of the examiners, congrat-
ulating him on his excellent m arkings.
While Jacob Guth was assisting in
removing the door from freight car
in the Minneapolis & ST. Louis yards
Saturday afternoon, the heavy door
fell and struck Mr.. Guth, injur1ng him
quite seriously.
G. A. Murphy, former employee in
the Eagle mill Offices. is here from APP
pleton, Wis, and will remain two or
three weeks. He is selling stock for a
newly organized Appleton enterprise
known as the Badger Portland Ce-
ment Co.
The Eagle Mill Co. this morning let
the contract to Minneapolis concern
for 2, 500 feet of steel shelving to be
placed in the second story of the com
pany's new warehouse and to be used
in storing bags and advertising ma
terial. The cost of the shelving will
be in the neighborhood of 81 per foot.
The case against Wenzel Richter,
charged with unlawful cohabitation
with Mrs. Frederika Albrecht. was
dismissed by Justice Brandt Thursday
morning after hearing which occu-
pied the Justices attention for one
whole afternoon. At the hearing
Albert Pfaender represented County
Attorney Erickson and Henry Flor OF
the firm of Eckstein & Flor appea red
for the defendant.
Fred Bauch, a Springfield saloon.
keeper, disappeared a few days age
and nothing has since been learned Of
his whereabouts. The Hauenstein
Brewing Co. of this city is numbered
among the principal creditors, but it
is understood that there is ample
stock on hand to more than protect
all claimants. Chas. Hauenstein and
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein, represent
ing the Company, were on the ground
Wednesday and again on SATURDAY
and found this to be the case.
At the conclusion of the German
Meth odist conference in ST. Paul last
week Bishop Goodsell appointed Rev
c. F. Blume as presiding elder for the
South Minnesota district to succeed
Rev. Hauck. Other assignments for
the district included Rev. G. II. Sau-
ter to New Ulm, G. A. Rabe to Ar
1inuton w TT Miller ia E,nirfoy ond