New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-13

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Sheriff Julius was ! .G.pitol CITY
visitor tho latter part the eek.
The newly -appoint ost sster ha,
named ]. a. Wedde2 a kf Is ks dep
uty.
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ligious services al Krco, this state, on
Sunday.
The spring opening at Mrs. Fold
mann's millinery parlors will be held
| March 26.
Mrs. Schonlau and daughter re-
turned to their Chicago home Sunday
afternoon.
Senator Rieke of Fairfax had bust
ness before the probate court in this
city Monday forenoon.
I Miss Odilia Mertz Of Shakapee has
been visiting the past week with the
, family of her uncle, Peter Mertz,
| 3. Fl. Miller has transferred his
| liquor license in Franklin to Martin
Hose Of the Hauenstein Brewing Co.
The local high school will graduate
twenty three students this year, the
largest number in the history of the
! school.
| Mrs. w. T. Ecksteln returned from
Window Monday. Her brother is on
the way to rapid recovery.
| Alfred Pullman has been admitted
to the naval service. He will be at
tached to the hospital corps.
George Leary, as government mail
| weigher, has been assigned to the
Tracy and Watertown division.
Frank Miest, a student at the college,
has been compelled to go 10 his home
at st. James on account of sickness.
Hon. Gilbert Gutterson of Lake
| Crystal was in the city yesterday. He
frankly admitted that he will be in
the race for congress a year hence.
Miss Ida Sperllng, a teacher in
Mankato, and Miss Bertha Sporting,
a teacher in Winthrop, spent Sunday
at the home of their parents on Col
lege Hill.
The Grand Hotel barn has been
rented to Mic Andring. Mr.. Andring
willuse it for a livery stable as soon
as he is compelled to give up his pre-
sent location.
A bill, appropriating $4,000 for a
bridge across a portion of Lake
Hanska in this county, was intro duced
in the house by Representative Peter
son on Monday.
On Monday Judge Olsen granted to
Jacob Schroepfer of this city divorce
from his wife on the grounds on de-
sertion. Attorney Somsen represen-
ted Mr.. Schroepfer in the hearing be-
fore the judge.
Sunday afternoon the children of
the Lutheran church were examined
in religion, Messrs. Blauert, Muesing
and Sievert conducting the examina-
ton. The children made creditable
showing, while large number of the
members of the congregation listened
attentively.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henle, one Of the first
settlers in Brown county, enjoyed a
family reunion at her State street home
Sunday afternoon and evening Those
present were Mary Lauterbacn and
children, Annie and Clement, of Red
wood Falls, Mrs. Criseincia Schlump-
berger and Mrs. Lizzie Weissensee of
Clements, JOS. Henle of st. Paul,
Anton Henle of Milford and John and
Athanas Henle of New Ulm.
A local physician is reported to
have recently bit at the bait of a New
York whiskey concern. The dealers
offered, on receipt of S1.85, to send
twelve full bottles of whiskey of a
specified brand, the offer being made
of course merely to introduced the
goods" and the S1.85 being required
simply to pay express. ]" When the
case was received it contained twelve
bottles as promised, but each bottle
was a sample package not larger than
a thimble. Moral ~ but what's the
use of moralizing? Suckers are born
every day.
The Minnesota State Union of the
Society of Equity will hold its spring
convention in this city on the 10Th
and Goth of March. On the first even
ing there will be general citizens
meeting at which District Organizer
Weber of Rochester will speak on
"The Farmers Business and Other
Business" Wednesday morning will
be devoted solely to business, but in
the afternoon another general meeting
will be held. County organizations