New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-08

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Cuddy last Wednesday.
Mrs. Schulz of Fountain City, Wis
consin, is the guest of Mrs. B. Marsch-
ner.
The ladies of the Turnverein are ar
ranging for ssP6ngstfestn on May
10Th.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Nagel died suddenly last eve
ming.
II. Rudolph and wife will leave
next month for a months visit in
Montana.
Miss Martha Eichmann, the milli-
ner, is transacting business at ST.
Paul this week.
Commencementexerc at DR.. Mar
tin Luther College will be held on
Tuesday, June 25.
Miss Addie Albrecht, who has been
quite sick for some time, was taken to
the hospital on Monday.
A. P. Lien has sold his photograph
gallery in Hanska to Miss Nina
Westbye of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Critchett returned Monday
evening from prolonged visit with
relatives in Kansas and Missouri.
Emil Wandersee has resigned his
position with the Adams Express Co.
and is succeeded by Arthur Neumann.
twas reported this morning that
Hubert Berg had decided to resign the
position which he has held so long at
John F. Neumann's.
John Rummings, the veteran St.
Peter railroad man, spent a portion
of the week at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. H. Behnke.
The chief of police wants one of two
things of the council raise in sala-
ry or two uniforms year. By all
means let us have the uniforms.
Gustav Bethke, piccolo player in
the Union Concert band, has Joined
the navy. He will be assigned to land
duty as one of the members of the ma
rine band at the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
Sister Christophora, member of
the order of Sisters of Christian
Charity, arrived here from Wilkes
barre, Pennsylvania, last week to pay
a visit to her parents, Mr.. aud M RS.
WenzeI Soukup of Sigel.
The state health officer reports that
the strange dog, which created so much
excitement in Sleepy last week, was
afflicted with hydrophobia. An order
has been issued for the killing of all
dogs known to have been bitten.
At the city council meeting la st eve
ming the ddyCavanaugh Co were
awarded the contract for laying water
mains on First North and Second
South streets between State and Wash
ingtonfor s1,275. August Pahlmann is
to build all city cement walks at 81. Is
per yard and Ernst Pfeiffer is to paint
the water-tower and the three Mime
sofa river bridges for $3.50.
William E. Koch was the first mem
Der of the Rife Club to arrive at
Hunters Rest Sunday morning and
i while strolling along the banks of the
Cottonwood, minus his rifle, he claims
to have seen the much advertised
"mountain lion.'' Some of the mem.
! bers of the club are unkind enough to
saw that the absence of the rifle didn't
| make any material difference to the
lion.
A new council of knights of Colum.
bus will be installed at Green Isle next
Sunday. The degree team of ST. Pa t.
rick's council of this city will assist th {
| Minneapolis and st. Paul teams in
| doing the initiatory work, there bein G
between fifty and sixty candidates to
receive degrees. The New Ulm dele
cation will leave here at $40 in the
morning and return at 9:37 in the
evening.
The case, instituted by Jacob Kloss-
ner, as guardian of the Wellne1
children, against Jos. a. Eckstein fol-
the purpose of recovering from him
the interest in the Wellner farm deed
/ ed to him by Mrs. Tanke, was argued
before Judge Olsen at Sleepy Eye last
Friday afternoon, Einar Hoidale ap.
pearing for the guardian and Geo. w,
Somerville for Mr.. Eckstein, The
latter feels more than confident that
the decision will be in his favor.
A free art exhibit will be given un.
der the auspices of the Woman's
4 Library Club in the northeast room O:
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