New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-14
Surveyor Boeck has drawn plans

August Bluhm is home from Mil
Waukee for few days visiting friends
and relatives.
Hugo Rehfeld of Fairmont is in the
city. he came here to meet his sister,
Mrs. Hugo Fischer.
John Veit, an old New Ulmite. is
here from California on visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Caecilia Mueckl of Cincinnati
IS a guest at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Carl P. Manderfeld.
Richard Pfefferle is at Winona to-
day taking an examination for posi-
ton as railroad telegrapher.
A social gathering was held at Tur-
ner Hall last evening in honor of Mrs.
Hugo Fischer of indianapolis.
Charles A. Arhard has accepted a
position as manager of hardware
store in Lisbon, North Dakota.
DR.. Stricken is in Chicago consult
ing with pottery and brick manufac-
turers relative to our clay deposits.
Mrs. Edwin Johnson has sufficiently
recovered to be able to leave the hos
pital and return to her home in Lafay-
cite.
Miss Amalia Nix has returned from
Los Angeles and will spend the bal
ance of her vacation with her mother
in this CITY,
A stallion owned by John Schons
died Monday afternoon from collie.
The horse was worth in the neighbour
hood of 81, 900.
Mrs. Bertha Mueller and her two
daughters will depart for their new
home in Minneapolis this afternoon.
The best wishes Of host of New Ulm
friends go with them.
The Eagle Mill Company has or
| dered an increase of nearly twenty per
cent in the wages of all it's day labor
ers. To the mill this means an extra
expense OF close on to $4,000 year.
Mrs. Shubert of Chicago is guest
at the home of her brother, Henry
Engel. On her return home two weeks
hence she will be accompanied by her
mother who has been visiting here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pfenninger since
June.
There is no truth in the story that
Tony Johnson has severed his rela-
tions with A. P. Brooks in Regina and
is coming back to New Ulm Neither
is there anything to the story that
John Schneider has disposed of his
residence on State street.
Mr.. Neeley, treasurer of the Millers'
National Insurance company and Mr..
Lewis, secretary Of the American Sand
| and Gravel company, came up from
Chicago last week to see Mayor Sill
verson. On Saturday in company
with Mr.. Silverson and Prof. Crltchett
they made an automobile journey to
Minneapolis.
The policy holders of the Interstate
Accident Insurance Company will hold
a meeting in this city on the 5th of
next month to vote on the proposition
of turning overthe company's business
and risks to the Consolidated Casual
ty Company, a stock corporation re-
Gently organized in this city and hav-
ing it's headquarters in Minneapolis.
G. W. Barnes, president of the Inter-
State is also president Of the Copsoli-
dated.
I Fred Koch, president of the Twin
City Brick company, was in the city
I Thursday Investigating our clay de-
posits. He was accompanied by Prof.
Sardeson, the geologist, and while be
was rather reserved in talking about
his personal reasons for coming here
he did not hesitate to confirm Prof.
Sardeson's conclusions as to the
quality and quantity of clay existing
underneath and around New Ulm.
This in itself, coming as it does from
such reliable authority as Mr.. Koch,
is worth a great deal.
! In couple of weeks a number OF
New Ulm young people will be hiking
Off to colleges in various towns in the
hope of thoroughly rounding out their
school education. Miss Vera Nagel
| will go to the Mankato Normal, Miss
Vera Stricken to Carleton at North
field, Chas. Schorregge and Theo.
Stefen will attend Hamline, Leroy Al
win will study forestry at the state
university, Herbert Huevelman will
take up electrical engineering at the
same institution, Oscar Baltrusch will
enter the College of Physicians and
Surgeons at Chicago and Howard
Klossner will try course at Carleton
Dranarat0ry to fifth o. himself for a