New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30

Miss Herta Kobaarsch has gone to
ST. Paul for a brief stay with friends.
DR.. Martin Luther college will re-.
open for the midwinter session on the
9th.
Paul Hackbarth journeyed to Pine
City Friday in order to spend Christ
mas with his wife.
Fred Peterson of BroWnton was a,
guest last week at the home of his
uncle, Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Bingham
entertained at Christmas dinner r. Ell.
Bingham and family of Sleepy Eye.
Edwin Pearson of Minneapolis will
open Photographic studio in the
Rudolph building on North Minne-
sofa street.
The old Hanska-Linden creamery
will be shut down next week to permit
of the machinery being moved into the
new building.
Editor and Mrs. Green enjoyed a
visit last week from their son James
of Minneapolis and their daughter
Emma of ST. Paul.
Prof. Alvin Glaseman Of the Gusta-
vus Adolphus college at ST. Peter is
spending his holiday vacation with
his mother near Klossner.
DR.. A. Marden was eighty -four years
old yesterday. In spite of his adj
vanced years he doesn't look a bit
different than he did twenty years ago.
The annual convention of the Mime
sofa registers of deeds will be held in
Minneapolis on the 10Th of next MONTH
Albert j. Schramm, the Brown county
official, will attend.
Leo Gruenenfelder and Rudolph
Marti came home from Prairie du
Chen Wednesday to spend Christmas
and New Years day with their parents.
They are both students at Sacred
Heart college, Catholic institution
of learning in the pioneer Wisconsin
city.
Alex van Praag, the well-known
lodge man. arrived in the city Mon
day evening for a brief visit with his
employers, the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
Mr.. van Praag, who has many friends
in New Ulm, is now travelling in north
ern Illinois and is meeting with great
success.
! Among the many who we're attracted
hither by the Christmas festivities
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weschcke Of
Springfield, DR.. Scherer of Ruthven,
r. V. Baasen of Mankato. Thomas
Kretsch of Sleepy Eye, Edward Hoff-
mann of Watertown, S. D., and Louis
Hoffman, of ST. Paul.
Postmaster Peterson will go to
Washington next month to labor with
the interior department in behalf oil
the establishment of a government
bridge in South Dakota. Mr.. Peter.
son, along with others, is interested
in the Mobridge town site.
Asa P. Brooks invention of a color
printing device for ordinary cylinder
presses is success. The model was
tried out by experts in Minneapolis
last week and after a thorough test il
was decided that the invention should
be placed on the market. The appa.
| ratus, which is a simple one, will be
manufactured in the Flour City by
Mr.. Brooks and Mr.. Galland of Chi.
cago.
Alfred B. Ouren, a promising young
Hanska man, has been rendered 20
sition as railway mail clerk in the ser
| vice Of the government. At presen
Mr.. Ouren is manager of the Hansks
Rural Telephone system and it may bt
possible that he will decide to decline
, the preferred appointment. He ha:
until J anuary Sth to make up his mind
Sleepy Eye will have eight saloons
the coming year as formerly. Licen
ses have been applied for by Joh1
Amann, Chas. Forster Jr., L. J. Full
Ter, r. B. Hanson, M. M. Radl, Jos
Bruckbauer, Jos. Schloegel and G.. A
/ Gehrman. Forster, who is a New
Ulm man, takes the place formerly
conducted by John Amann, also {
New Ulm boy, and Amann takes tht
! old Henry Berg stand: conducted dur
| ing the past two years by G.. T
! Schneider.
/ LIE MInM1T Or uADI