New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-09

/ John Keegan of Redwood Falls spent
Sunday here with his parents.
/ Ernst Taudien returned to his claim
near Garrison, North Dakota, yes
1 terday.
Miss Minnie Wendt goes to ST. Paul
! today to be treated by the well-known
surgeon. DR.. Gillette.
The voters of Winthrop at a special
election tomorrow Will decide for or
against new charter.
Judge Olsen and w. T. Eckstein will
go to Marshall next Monday to hold
a special term of court.
Henry Schwarzrock of Springfield
Witnessed the 'sShow Girl'' at the Tur-
ner Theatre Sunday evening.
Geo. Ross, Henry j. Berg and Carl
! Z. Manderfeld entered upon their new
duties as county officials Monday
Seventy girls and sixtyfour boys
were born in New Ulm during 1906.
The number of deaths was seventy-six.
! Hugh Walter has returned from
/ Superior and is once more doing re-
portoriai work on the Brown County
Journal.
Miss Tom has returned to her home
in Cambria, Wisconsin, after a visit
of several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
L. J. Buenger.
i Mrs. W. F. Heidrich came up from
st. Paul last week to visit her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Popp. The latter is by
no means IN the best of health.
] G. A. Ottomeyer and family will
leave for California next Monday to
remain several weeks. The hustling
merchant has certainly earned vaca-
ton.
Albert Mueller of Wabasso and C.
T. Howard OF Redwood Falls may
open law office in New Ulm. The
breaking-up of the firm of Hoidale &
Somsen seems to leave an excellent
opening.
The Eagle Mill offices, instead of
opening at o'clock in the morning as
heretofore, will hereafter open at 1880.
The employees will undoubtedly well
come the change.
| Marion F. Ogden of Sleepy Eye has
filed a petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy, placing his liabilities at S4, 576,
of which 1880 is secured, and his as
sets at 50, $50, part of which is exempt.
Oliver Duane, formerly connected
with the Journal and Review of this
city, has purchased an interest in the
st. Peter Herald. Gov. Johnson re-
linquishes all connection with the
paper.
The. Springfield Advance. says that
Emil Frenzel will start another pop
factory in that city about the first of
next month. He has made arrange
ments with Wolfgang Schmid for a
suitable building.
r. W. Barclay of Mason City sold
several thoroughbred short horn bulls
to parties in this vicinity last week.
Chas. Stuebe of New Ulm bought five,
George Mauch of Milford one and Otto
Wiedemann of Milford three.
| r. w. Millizan of Minneapolis was
in the city several days of last week
receiving instructions from his new
employers. Mr.. Millizan is to be-
come manager of the Eagle Mill Com
pany's offices in New York City.
Mr.. Appleton, the former Sleepy
Eye resident, who was reported in last
weeks Review to have fallen heir to a
fortune of $4,000, was appraised of his
good luck on Tuesday and with Peter
: Hanson of Sleepy Eye went to ST.
Paul to consult with Col. Hobe, the
Norwegian consul.
t VIM. J. Herrian has had a number
of fine positions rendered him since
leaving the Hauenstein Brewing Co.,
one OF the most fiattering coming from
the Gund Brewing Co. of La Crosse.
They would like to have him manage
| their branch agency at Kansas City.
The officers for the Methodist Sun
day School during the current year
will be: Superintendent, Henry Dur
balm: superintendent of primary de-
partment, Mrs. Sauter; vice superin-
tendent, G. Fl. Dirks; secretary, Otto
| Kruschke: treasurer, Otto Lieder; or
Il ganist, Mabel Durbahn; librarian,
Charles Lille.
4 Mr.. Bowers OF the Mills Novelty Co.
was in town Friday and Saturday box
I ing up the slot machines which he has
been operating in the saloons of the