New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-24

Mrs. Nix has been quite i'll for sew
eral days but is improving.
The seven-months- child of j ohm
Rothmeyer died early Monday morn
ing.
John Prokosch of this city has rem
ted the Andrew Biebl farm in West
Newton.
James F. Garrow and nephew, Hor-
ace, were ST. Paul visitors Friday and
Saturday.
Deputy Bank Examiners Devine and
Hill paid an official visit to New Ulm
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. J. II. Strasser arrived in the
city from Minneapolis Monday after
noon. She will remain several DAYS.
Karl Kehms fractured his collar
bone while loading rubbish onto
wagon at F. W. Fritsche's place Mon
day afternoon.
Mayor Silverson, after six weeks
trip through the east and south, re-
turned to his desk at the Eagle Mill
Office Saturday morning.
The Stonewalls went over to ST.
George Sunday afternoon and defeat
ed the St. George team in a nine
inning game to the tune of 26 to Z.
The annual meeting of the township
and village assessors of Brown coun-
ty will be held in the commissioners
room at the court house tomorrow.
| 1t. Col. Allen, who conducted the
artillery practice shoot in this city
some years ago, is now in command
of the military post at Fort Smelling.
The marriage of Max Frederick, the
CORTLAND hardware merchant, and
Miss Minnie Havemeier, daughter of
the county commissioner, will occur
soon.
On petition of w. L. La Frambois
and others, Chas. Braun of CORTLAND
and VIM. Dannheim of Lafayette went
to Ridgely township Monday to in
spect Ditch No. Is.
The Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co. of this
CITY have been awarded the contract
for putting in the plumbing and heat
inc apparatus in the new Jackson
county court house. The contract
price is S7,317.
A team of horses belonging to Geo.
Marti broke loose from a hitching post
in front of Fred Berdan's place in St.
George Tuesday evening of last week
and wandered off into a slough one
mile north of the village and drowned.
While Maj. Koffend, the we1l-known
dry goods salesman, was in the city
Thursday evening. he received a tele-
gram bearing the sad news that his
wife's mother was dying in Mime
apolis.
Oliver J. Duane, the st. Peter jour
nalist, called on his New Ulm friends
Saturday afternoon. 1t is estimated
that during his brief stay he secured
all of a half-dozen columns of string
stuff for the daily press.
John Bluehm, through his attorney
/ Albert Steinhauser, has instituted I
personal injury suit against the New
Ulm Roller Mill Co. for an injury al
, legged to have been sustained Will
working on the new elevator.
The twenty-eighth semi annual meet
ing of the Minnesota Valley Medica
! association will be held in Mankat
| on May 7th. DR.. Fritsche of this cit
. is first vice president of the associa
= ton and DR.. Stricken a member of tn
executive committee. The latter vii
' read an important paper at the comm
meeting.
At the meeting held at Turner Ha
t Thursday evening to revive interest
: the German dramatic section ne
organization was effected with the TO
! lowing officers: President, J. Schrod
Y secretary, Miss Louise Schrodt; treas
urer, Miss Herta Kobarsch. A dra
of bylaws was prepared and will /
] presented to the Turnverein for al
proval.