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

Clerk of Court Larson issued III
marriage licenses during 1906.
Frank Webber has decided to take
his invalid mother to his own home at
Franklin.
There will be a masquerade ball at
Hofschllds hall in Essig next Sunday
evening.
Albert Stindt, teacher in the public
schools of Lewistown, is visiting here
with relatives.
Congressman-elect Hammond has
formed a law partnership with r. A.
Burns of Milaea.
Mrs. VIM. Durbahn entertained the
ladies of the Current News Club yes
terday afternoon
Miss Winnie Setter of Tracy is en-
joying a weeks visit with her New
Ulm friends and relatives.
The infant child of Herman Kuehnel
died Sunday and was buried yester-
day in the Catholic cemetery.
VIM. Thiedemann and wife will leave
tomorrow for Henderson. They will
visit there several days with friends.
Mayor Silverson and Benz. Stock
man attended a meeting of the Interior
Millers Association at Mankato yes
terday.
Miss Viola Heimerdinger has re-
turned to her home at Paynesville
after a two weeks visit with Mis- s
Addie Olsen.
Edward and Levi Bipes of Brown
ton, Minnesota. spent Sunday and
Monday with Rev. Sauter at the Meth
odist parsonage.
Einar Hoidale, who is about to leave
the city, will be entertained by his
gentlemen friends at the home Of Henry
N. Somsen tomorrow evening.
The members of the fire department
held a meeting Monday evening and
decided to hold a banquet at the Tur-
ner Hall on the evening of January
26th.
Representative Peterson went to St.
Paul Saturday to make arrangements
for his stay in st. Paul during the
ninety days of legislative session
which begun yesterday.
Announcements were received here
this week of the marriage of Ernest
Pless of Gibbon to Miss Margaret Lin
dahl of Winnebago. The wedding
occurred last Wednesday.
The members of the Congregational
church will hold their annual meeting
tomorrow evening. Immediately pre-
ceding the business session supper
will be served in the. church parlors.
There is a possibility that the dis
tinguished actress, Roselle Knott, will
be secured for a production in this
city in February of 'Alice, Sit by the
Fire" The Barrie piece is one of the
years greatest theatrical offerings.
F. Fl. Retzlaf and HI. w. Engeloert
attended the convention of the Retail
Hardware Dealers Association in
Minneapolis yesterday. Mr.. Retzlaff
read paper on chow to buy imple-
ments in competition with catalogue
houses. -
The German Methodist church OF
this city will be Differed as follows
during 1907: President, Rudolph Al
win; secretary, C. 81. Dirks, treas
urer. VIM. Durbahn; trustees, VIM.
Alvin, G. Grussendorf, William Gluth,
DR.. Reinecke, Henry Durbahn and
Otto Kohn.
Stanislaus Sperl, who over a week
ago pleaded not guilty to the charge
of disorderly conduct and demanded
continuance to the 10th in order to
prepare for trial, changed his mind
Monday and voluntarily went before
the justice and pleaded guilty. He
was fined $40 and costs, amounting in
all to s22.
JOS. A. Eckstein went to Lafayette
Saturday and assisted in naming the
officers Of the Lafayette State Bank.
The officers are: President, Jos. A..
Eckstein; vice president, Aug. Sam
uelson: cashier, P. A. Retrum; addi-
tional directors, G. A. Benson, L. j..
Larson, G. P. Hall and O. A. DIN.
A dividend of 10 per cent was declared.
Grand Master Covell of Springfield
has called a special session of the
Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F., OF Mime
sofa to be held in Mankato on the 2lst
of January. At this session the grand
lodge degree will be conferred upon all
past grand masters who have not al