New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-24
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Arthur Ochs OF Springfield was visit
ing relatives here Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Prokosch last Friday.
Caspar Olstad, manager of the Hans
ka Telephone company, was New
Ulm visitor Sunday.
August Loftelmacher of Ridgely
shipped a large carload of hogs to
South ST. Paul on Saturday.
Mrs. Florian Hess was stricken with
paralysis Sunday forenoon. The aged
lady is in critical condition.
Frank Kosek, until recently in the
employ of Henry Seifert, is now in
charge of the Eckert saloon in Gibbon.
During the heavy wind that pre-
vailed Wednesday the roof was blown
from the barn of Jos. Gleisner in West
Newton.
Fred j. Mueller, son of Mrs. Boesch,
arrived here from indianapolis Fri
day to look after his mothers real
estate affairs.
M. A. Bingham of this city and
P. J. Miller of Comfrey have been
drawn as petit jurors for the spring
term of the federal court at Fergus
Falls.
Banker Retrum has traded the Dab
farm in Lafayette township for the
meat market of Stuebe Bros. in La
fayette village. The farm is valued
at S. 800.
DR.. Wesbroek was accompanied or
his visit to this city Saturday ny his
wife and daughter. They remained
until Sunday afternoon, the guests O.
Benz. Stockman.
Otto Schneider was unfortunate
enough to fracture one Of his ankle
bones while attending to his duties
as engineer at the Schell brewery Sat
nrday afternoon.
Peter Tauchek, an aged resident o
Fairfax whose wife died only few
days ago at the advanced age OF eigh
ty-three, will come to this city to re
side with his daughter, Mrs. Herlich
The druggists Of Brown and Redwood
counties have formed an organiza
ton with Andrew J. Eckstein of thi
city as president, II. NJ. Hitchcock o
Redwood Falls as secretary and Fl
H. Meyer of Sleepy Eye as treasurer
The well-known tailoring firm o
Rhode & Kunze will be dissolved, Mr.
Rhode having decided to remove to hi
old home in st. Paul. Mr.. Kunze viii
continue the business in one Of tn
rooms in the new Rein building nov
nearing completion.
Miss Clara Ross of this city viii
graduate from the University colleg
of science, literature and the arts i
June. Henry G. Bingham will
given the degree of bachelor Of la
and Max Pfaender the degree {
OdCu0lOE vi SClSuCo Ill ctSIlCulkuIS.
Speaking of the suggestion thu
Andrew J. Eckstein would make
valuable member Of the tax commits
sion the Mankato Review says: TIL
suggestion is a most excellent one.
better qualified gentleman for til
position does not reside in the state.
The New Ulm Rifle Club held
meeting Friday evening and electe
the following officers: Chief, VIM. 7
Koch; assistant, Armand Petry; SCI
rotary and treasurer, Hugo Gebsel
The targets at Hunters Rest are no
being put in order for the first shoe
of the season on May 9Th.
A public card party was given /;
Tnrner Hall by the ladies of the Turn
verein Sunday evening. The hea
prizes went to Miss Title Heyman
and Mrs. F. w. Peuser and the boob
prizes to Otto Meyer and Mrs. r. v
Scherer. F. W. Peuser and Mr.
Chas. Stengel were accredited wit
the greatest number of lone hands.