New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-20
Albert ochs of Faribault is here on

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Chris. Heller is. expected home from
Oregon this week.
! Johnnie Peterson was home from st.
Paul Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. VogeI of Springfield is
spending the week here with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Filzen are the
happy parents of a son, born on the
11th
j. A. Ochs, the merchant, is having
| plans drawn for residence on South
! Broadway.
| Miss Hilda Peuser will leave for
] Winthrop tomorrow to spend few
days with her aunt.
| VIM. G. Behnke came up from St.
James yesterday morning to pay
visit to his mother.
Mrs. G. w. Barnes, accompanied
by her own and her hush and's mother,
visited at Sleepy Eye yesterday.
Mrs. F. W. johnson and daughter,
/ Helen, will return from three weeks
visit in ST. Paul tomorrow noon.
Less than fifty people attended the
Sunday afternoon concert given by the
Union Concert band at the Opera
/ House. The program merited a more
i general public interest.
There are ten councils of the
| knights of Columbus in Minnesota be-
sides the New Ulm codncil. All of
these will be represented at the big
meeting of the local order on March
17th.
The Eagle Mill Co. contemplates
erecting a fire proof warehouse with a
capacity of at least 10000 barrels.
Mr.. Silverson will go to Winona and
Minneapolis to secure estimates and
plans.
The various woman's clubs of this
q city will in all probability hold a
joint meeting within the next few days
and select a delegation to GO before
the legislature and advocate the 10.
cation of the proposed girls training
school at New Ulm.
A carpenters union was formed in
this city Monday evening with the fol
lowing officers: President, Chas. Lin
demann; vice president, Otto Niue Her
secretary, Chas. Cordes; treasurer.
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with something like forty members.
Consul Grunow of St. Paul received
on Monday the signed photograph o.
Kaiser Wilhelm which is to have the
place of honor in the memorial room
Of the Hermann's monument Elabor
ate ceremonies will mark the forma
presentation Of the coveted picture.
Sunday evening about sixty Fores
ter friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
, Schneider gathered at their State
street home and treated them to ar
: evening of genuine surprise. The
presentation of beautiful silver gif
was one of the pleasant features of thu
evenings entertainment.
W. P. Cosgrave, who will be remem
bered by many of our citizens as
:. former superintendent Of the Winoni
& St. Peter division Of the Northwest
: :. ern road, had the misfortune to fall OF
aslippery sidewalk last week and frac
turehis ri ght arm just belowthe should
: err. At Mr.. Cosgrave's age the fractur
= is a bad one.
Senator Seward of Marshall has in
: PRODUCED bill which provides tina
county commissioners shall receiv
compensation as follows: In countie
whose assessed valuation does not eS
5 coed Sc, 100000, the sum of Sl75; i
L counties where assessed valuation
s more than S6, 100000 and does not ez
9 coed 500, 900, 900, $3.50. In Brown cour
Q ty the assessed valuation is owe
u Sc, 100000.
A meeting of dozen or more bus
i ness men, overwhich Mayor Silverso
y presided, was held last evening in th
/ Ottomeyer block. After some discus
!, sion in the direction of awakening
: more lively public spirit among th
= citizens of New Ulm, F. II. Behnk
was appointed as a committee of on
: to see the officers of the old CONNER
II cial Union and induce them to call
} special meeting. At this meeting it
S hoped 10 effect an active arganizatio
e for the upbuilding of the town.
Ferdinand Wotschke, father of Mrs
Theodore Kobarsch of this city, die
e at his home in Home township Satul
/ day forenoon. The deceased was Dor
. in the Province of Brandenburg i
!. Germany seventy weight years ago an
! came to Brown county in 1871. Beside
hic MI fo and Mrc Koha arcoh 1hro