New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-01

John Hauenstein Jr called on his
ST. Paul friends the latter part Of the
week.
Clarence Mowery arrived from
North6eld Friday to spend few days
with friends.
The Oakland Creamery near Kloss-
ner was closed yesterday owing to
lack of patronage.
Miss Mary Cellar of Saltwater
visited during the week with her sister,
Mrs. P. j. Eichten.
j. A. Ochs, the merchant, made a
hurried business trip to the Twin
Cities Monday morning
Miss Hannah S.ebert has gone to
Sykeston, North Dakota, to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Hamann.
George w. Rosenau, land agent
at Ambrose. North Dakota, is here on
a visit. He will remain several weeks.
Robert Koch was taken to the hos
pital yesterday to undergo another
operation for the betterment of his
legs.
Mrs. Paul Klinkhammer of Spring
field is spending a few days in New
Ulm theguest of her sister, Mrs. Anton
Reinarts.
Four cases of smallpox have been
reported in Lafayette township and
have been placed under a strict quar-
antine by Supervisors Youngblom and
Quandt.
"The Man of the Hour has been
played over five hundred times at the
Savoy theatre in New York, and still
there seems not the slightest abate-
ment in it's popularity.
Eric O. Lund berg, a veteran of the
civil war and for nearly forty years a
respected resident of Linden township,
died about ten days ago of old age.
He was eighty-six years old.
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Liveryman Client of Sleepy Eye were
drowned in a creek in the town Of
Leavenworth last Wednesday. The
drowning came as the climax of very
lively runaway.
Editors Hodges and Whitmore Of
Sleepy Eye, Mailer of Springfield and
Eggensperger of Hanska were in the
city Friday talking over next years
county printing proposition with mem.
bers of the local press.
DR.. Rothenburg and family Of
Springfield were Christmas day guests
at the home OF George Doehne. Other
Springfieldites who enjoyed the hos:
pitality of New Ulm relatives were
Henry Langmach and family and
Druggist Ernst Weschke.
Two New Ulm boys, John Groebner
and Alfred Pullman, are aboard the
New Jersey, and another, Constantine
Schmidt, is aboard the Tennessee, both
battleships forming part of the great
squadron which Rear Admiral Evans
is taking around the Horn to Magda-
lena Bay.
After spending a week at Rochester
studying the work of the celebrated
Mayos, DR.. Andrew Kaess came to
this city Christmas day to pay visit
to his mother. The young doctor is
now located at Fargo, North Dakota,
and is enjoying lucative practice.
He is also coroner of the county Of
which Fargo is the county seat.
The annual meeting of the Mime.
sofa Sheriffs' Association was hello
last week in ST. Paul, Sheriff Julius
of this county being in attendance
Sheriff Gerber of Ramsey county was
elected president of the association II
place of Sheriff Dreger of Hennepin
and Sheriff Forsyth of Watonwar
was chosen as one of the vice presi
dents.
M. Leary, the Northwestern bridge
builder, came home from South
Dakota Wednesday to spend the week
with his sons. During nearly all OF
the past year Mr.. Leary has been re.
building bridges near Gary which he
constructed thirty years ago. Ir
February he will probably be sent tc
take charge of some repairs on the
big bridge over the Mississippi river
at Winona.
Maj. Geo. S. Koffend and Geo. w
Barnes came up from Minneapolis
Friday to consult with resident direct.
ors and officers of the Consolidated
Casualty Co.. and the Commercial
Mems Health Association Mr.. Barnes
says that the new accident insurance
company of which he is the head is al
the present time issuing between eigh.
teen hundred and two thousand poll.
cies monthly.
William Kane, manager of the
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