New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-30
Happenings in the City.

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: Mrs. j. Keegan is visiting friends in
Waseca.
Henry Somsen spent most Of the
week at Burlington, Iowa.
Louis Ambrosch, the violinist, was
up from Mankato. over Sunday.
VIM. Brust, the Sleepy Eye banker.
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Engelbert went
TO the Twin cities Saturday for brief
visit.
Julius Schneider OF Grand Forks
visited relatives here the forepart of
the week.
Gov. Johnson has named Hon. John
Lind as member of the State Fores-
try Board.
Einar Hoidale is back from Mime
apolis for a few days settling up his
legal affairs.
City Treasurer Frank is able to be
about again after four weeks siege
of the grippe.
John Schneider, the former county
treasurer, spent the week on his farm
near Marshall.
Miss Carrie Haas has accepted a
position with a millinery firm in Marsh
field, Wisconsin.
Ray Setter, son of Herman Setter OF
Tracy, has accepted a position in a
bank at Kansas City, Mo.
The Lauterbach brothers of Red
wood Falls haze purchased the Knowl-
ton confectionery business in the town.
Ferdinand Block, who was at one
time cooper in the Eagle mill shops,
is now rural mail carrier in Wash
ington.
The ladies of st. Anne's Court will
give a public card party in the recep-
tion room of the Catholic school
building this evening.
Mrs. Hugo Schleuder of Springfield
was among those who witnessed the
performance of "The Pit" at the Tur-
ner theatre Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter have been
IN the Twin Cities since Friday.
Among other things they were at
tracted By the poultry show.
F. W. Johnson of this city received
on Friday a commission reappointing
him as quartermaster general on the
governors staff with the rank of brig
adler general.
Peter J. Pint of Sanborn has been
appointed deputy boiler inspector for
the district comprising the counties OF
Brown and Redwood. He succeeds
Mr.. Bjore of Walnut Grove.
Miss Croker, stenographer in the
Offices of the New Ulm Roller Mill Co.,
has gone to her home at Elk Eiver for
% months rest. Her place is being
filled by Miss Stevens Of Lake City.
j. A. Pestka, field manager for To-
lands Business College of Mankato,
has been transferred to a similar in
stltution owned by the Tolands at La
Crosse. Mr.. Pestka is well-known in
this city.
John Mcmillan, former sheriff Of
Nicollet county, has been given a
position as one OF the doorkeepers oil
the lower house Of the legislature. He
secured the place through Represents
tive Haugen.
John G. Rudolph received atelegram
from New York Sunday informing him
that his daughter Paula, now Mrs.
Charles Gabel, had given birth to a
daughter and that mother and child
were both we'll.
Emperor William has conferred the
Order of the Red Eagle, eden Roter
Adler-O rden, ION the imperial German
consul, Hams E. Grunow, stationed
at ST. Paul. Herr Grunow was New
Ulm visitor last fall.
Mai. Allen, who will be remembered
here as having commanded the artil-
lery battalions when they we're prac-
ticing in New Ulm two years ago, has
been promoted and is now lieuten-
ant colonel. Capt. Straub, who was
also here at the same time, has been
made a major.