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

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Fred Engelbert is confined to his
home with sickness.
Rev Dallmann has accepted the
passionate of a church in Sanborn.
JOS A. Eckstein attended to legal
business in the Capitol city yesterday.
n j. Roberts. a Lake Crystal music
Seacher, has decided to locate in New
Tlm.
4. W. Bingham has been suffering
from an attack of the grippe the past
few days.
Judge of Probate Ross attended
meeting Of probate judges in st. Paul
Wednesday.
Robert Fritsche, the Lamberton ma
chine dealer, was calling on friends
in this city Sunday.
Prof. Geo. B. Alton, state high
school inspector, visited the local
Schools last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner of ST. Paul
visited with the latter's parents, Gen.
and Mrs. Bobleter, over Sunday.
Ferdinand Hess narrowly escaped
suffocation from coal gas Thursday
morning. A leak in a coal stove
caused the trouble.
New Ulm friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Eyrich of Henderson will regret to
learn that they are mourning the death
of their infant son.
A son arrived in the home of MIR.
and Mrs. A. j. Vogel Sunday morn
d %1g. The Review extends congratula-
""stions to the happy parents.
z. H. Behnke will attend the annual
meeting of the Retail Grocers' and
General Merchants Association which
is to be held at Duluth next week.
Theladies of the St. Elizabeth society
will give another public card party
in the assembly room of the Catholic
school building next Monday evening.
Rudolph Reinecke of Blooming
Grove arrived here the forepart of the
week and will spend a number of days
visiting with his brother, the physl-
clan.
ri DIR. Robert j. O'Donnell aceompa-
MED by his wife, started on business
"trip through the southern states Sat,
urday evening. He goes in the inter
ests of the Eagle Mill Co.
The Cuddy-Cavanaugh Company is
the name of new firm incorporated
last week. The incorporators are
John L. Cuddy, William F. Cava
naugh and William S. Vercoe.
Representative Peterson was home
from St. Paul over Sunday. The
Brown county member is highly
pleased over the treatment he is re
II eceiyjng at the hands of the speaker.
Cards have been received here an
aouncing the marriage OF Judge f. S
Brown, the well-knewn Tracy lawyer
TO Miss Flora Hartigan of the same
place. The wedding occurred Satur
day.
Mrs. B. F. Weber, who appears tc
3ae slightly improving, was removed tt
Franklin in private coach of thu
Minneapolis & St. Louis Friday morn
ing. Her son and DR.. Stricken and ;
trained nurse accompanied her.
The state editorial association viii
hold it's annual meeting in St. Pau
\ on Thursday and Friday of next week
, Editor Green of this city is expected
to read paper covering his reminis
~censes as Minnesota editor for fit.
years.
Geo. w. Scherer of Mankato is one
more a candidate for the Office 0
Noble Grand of the grand lodge o
Odd Fellows. The voting is nov
going on throughout the state, Their
being about 1900 voters in the rs
lodges. Alex Van Praag is candi
date for grand representative.
The city council held meeting las
nioht and after considerable discus
sion ordered reduction of the rate
on commercial lighting from 10 to
cents per thousand watts. At the ne7
rate, allowing for no decrease in tn
volume of business, the plant will still
earn 9. "a per cent for depreciation.