New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-06

of Chas. Fast on Sunday.
The Jolly Brothers gave dance at
the Star Hall last evening.
The city council will hold special
meeting next Monday evening.
Miss Dorothea Hauenstein has been
spending the past few days in Mime
apolis.
Freem an Schmidt is back from Idaho
and is once more working in the Jour
nal office.
Miss Anna Sturm came down from
Springfield Friday to visit the Klink-
hammer family.
Alderman and Mrs. Eibner gave a
card party last evening entertaining
over sixty friends.
Jacob Hermann of this city has ac-
copied the position of brewmaster in
the Glencoe brewery
Mrs. John Bobleter was very agree
ably surprised by a number of her
lady friends Friday evening.
Mrs. f. w. johnson and daughter,
Helen, accompanied Miss Vera Hell
mes to ST. Paul Monday morning.
Mrs. Jos. C. Hofmeister is quite i'll
as the result of rupturing a varicose
vein near the ankle of her right foot.
About twenty people came up from
Hanska yesterday morning to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Edward Ben tdahl.
Joseph Polta and Miss Marie Me
decker were united in marriage at the
Holy Trinity church yesterday NOR
ming.
Mrs. J. FL. Baker, who has been
visiting here for some time, returned
to her home at Redwood Falls on Sat-
urday.
Misses Lulu Doehne and Lucy
Mueller went to Minneapolis yesterday
afternoon to attend the Junior Alum
mis- annual dance.
Henry Flor arrived from St. Paul
Saturday and Immediately entered
upon his new duties as partner Of At
torney Jos. A. Eckstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kopp of St.P eter
attended the wedding of Geo. Mar
tinka and Miss Barbara Baumann
in this city week ago Tuesday.
The members of the Maennerchor
will be the guests of Richard Geisin-
ger this evening, the occasion being
Mr.. Geisinger's birthday anniversary.
Conductor Richardson is back at
work after a vacation of more than a
month. He still has the run between
Mankato and New Ulm over the old
line.
Andrew Gag, formerly of this city,
has resigned his position as clerk in
Conger's drug store in ST. Paul. in
order to purchase the store Of W. w.
Salisbury in Marshall.
The fire department was called out
Saturday morning by a slight blaze in
the home of Anton Wisner, The fire
) started in the floor under the kitchen
stove and was readily extinguished.
Geo. Stelzel, state organizer for the
st. Joseph's Catholic Mutual Benefit
Association, attended the annual meet
ing of the st. Joseph's Society in this
. city Saturday evening and delivered
: an address.
Capt. James McGrew, who was al
Fort Ridgely at the outbreak of the
l war, died in St. Paul the early part o.
l the week. McGrew was member Q!
!. the Minnesota Legislature shortly afte,
4 the close of the great conflict.
The following New U lmites, veterans
of the Indian war, were granted state
pensions this week: Albert Behnke
. Julius Berndt, Ernst Fritsche, Nil
| Gulden, August Hellmann, John Hey.
mann and Henry Hoffman,. Each O
the pensioners receives s12 per month
: from Jan. l, 1905.
The Review is able to state on gooe
information that no recommendation
has been made as yet with regard tt
y the New Ulm postmastership. Our in
! fermant says that McCleary has evi
> IDENTIFY been sounding and ascer
Q tanning how far the opposition te
" Peterson might go when it comes tt
. confirmation.
Mrs. Edward Bentdahl of Lafayett,
died Sunday afternoon after a brie
J illness. The deceased was daughte
of J. Fl. Weddendorf of this city ant
was young woman and mother Q
excellent traits. Her husband ant
three small children survive her ant