New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-02
Mrs. Otto Kohn is entertaining Mrs.

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Mount Dewey, Wisconsin, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ochs are the
parents OF boy, born on Christmas
day.
Misses Martha and Gertie Vetter
were home from Minneapolis over the
holidays.
The Hauenstein Brewing Co. has
purchased the saloon of Paul Blank
IN Winthrop.
Miss Mary Cellar of Saltwater is
being entertained this week by Mrs.
z. j. Eichten.
MRS. j. G. Rothenburg and children
OF Springfield are guests at the Doeh
ne nome on German street.
Theo. Waibel and Jos. Schnobrich
OF Cottonwood township were up at
Hinckley last week buying land.
Mrs. Thomas Knighton of Morton is
spending couple of weeks here with
Her daughter. Mrs. 81. F. Berndt.
President Barnes of the Interstate
mas been transacting business with his
south Dakota agents the past week.
Miss Olivia Schapekahm, the Fair
lax teacher, has been enjoying her
holiday vacation with relatives in this
city.
A. F Johnson, the printer, started
for his new TDme in Regina yesterday
morning. HA was accompanied by his
wife.
Geo. Glotzbach was in town Monday
inspecting a tank of oil. Other appli-
eants are wondering if it will be the
last.
The county commissioners will meet
IN regular session next Tuesday.
There will be three new faces on the
board this year.
The saloonkeepers of Springfield
have needed the recent warning of the
grand jury and disposed of all their
slot machines.
Emil Therfeld of Lac qui Parle
county and Miss LinaQueda of Spring
field we're united in marriage by Judge
George Saturday afternoon.
Some of the members of the incom-
ing legislature are agitating the max
ing ofssevery county in the state a
separate Legislative district
North Wooley. former Brown
county boy, was calling on his New
Tim friends Monday. Mr.. Wooley is
now in the land business at Winnipeg.
Manager Griebel of Mankato was in
the city Thursday advertising the
Gingerbread Man, !" a musical comedy
which appeared at the Mankato theatre
last evening.
Mr.. Murphy, an employee in the
Eagle mill offices, left Thursday for
Rhinelander, Wisconsin, to accept a
position with one of the paper mills
OF that city:
a new painting depicting the charge
of the First Minnesota at Getty sburg
has been hung in the governors recep.
ton room at the state capitol. r. F.
Zogbaum is the artist.
w. N. Kline, renter on Fred Meier's
Golden Gate farm last season, has
rented the farm of George Cutting
near the Home creamery and will take
possession this week.
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New Ulm Lodge, No. q, Sons O.
Hermann, will have it's installation O.
officers on the 11th. At that time i
will also celebrate the twenty an.
niversary of its organization.
Miss Minnie Schoch of Reading,
Pennsylvania, arrived here Saturday
from Kansas City, where she has been
visiting the past six months. She is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. B.
Weiser.
Postmaster Buelow was down from
Sleepy Eye Thursday afternoon hav-
ing brought his nephew, Albert Miller,
to the city and placed him in the ST.
Alexander's hospital. The young
man is totally BIND.
Friends OF Archie Honeyman, who
died in the hospital for insane at St.
Peter two weeks ago, are Of the firm
opinion that death resulted from brutal
treatment. They will ask Gov. John
SON TO order an investigation.
ole Peterson of Bernadotte, Henry
Rode Jr. of CORTLAND, Claus Swan
son Of Lafayette, Mat. Waller of West
Newton and Ernst Kienlen of Ridgely
have all been elected directors of the
Nicollet County Agricultural Society.
Although almost month has elapsed
since Lieut.. Yates was wounded in the
Philippines no further news has been
received as to the extent of his injuries.