New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-22
Mrs. Z. B. Krook entertained

Mrs. L. B. Krook entertained a
number of ladies at an afternoon
luncheon on Saturday.
Mrs. 81. Fl. Pfeiffer of Milford gave
birth to twin girls on Wednesdays
Both mother and infants are doing
nicely.
Jas. F. Garrow returned from Mon
treal Saturday, the condition of his
mother having shown considerab BILE i'm
provement.
A. j. Eckstein, director of the Chat
field Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
attended the annual meeting of the
company in Chatfeld yesterday.
| Chas. Lindemann Jr. and Miss
Sophia Arnold will be united in mar
riage today. The ceremony will be
performed at the Lutheran church.
DR.. Schoch of this city and M.
Lehrer of Springfield have been re-
elected directors of the State Bank Of
Lamberton. Leonard Redding is the
cashier.
A party of a dozen friends of Mayor
Chas. Silverson enjoyed a compli-
mentary dinner given to him by F. W.
johnson at the Dakota House Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Myron Snyder was up from
| Waseca last week assisting her hus-
band, the Northwestern yard con-
ductor, in the search of a house, either
to rent or purchase.
At the annual meeting of the Citizens
State Bank of Gibbon held Tues day
Peter Manderfeld of Minneapolis was
elected president and John W. Boock,
New Ulm boy, cashier.
The Northwestern is cutting down
the number of its employees. Among
those affected is Thomas B. Cassidy.
| warehouseman at Mankato who has
been let out and compelled to return
to his home at Springfield.
The ST. Peter ball team has been re-
organized for the coming season with
j. c. Clark, the travelling salesman,
as president, and Oliver j. Duane, the
editor, as vice president. Jack Bar
tos, the st. Paul twirler, will continue
to do the pitching.
The stockholders of the Burg Cigar
Company held their annual meeting
Saturday and elected Capt. Frank
Burg president, Max Burg treasurer,
VIM. Schroer secretary and Geo. T.
Gieseke assistant secretary During
1907 the company manufactured over
1900, 900 cigars.
E. J. Ruenitz of Springfield has
made arrangements to move to Cali
,fornia. Mr.. Ruenitz was prominent
worker in the Brown-Redwood Young
Mems Christian association and it is
for the purpose of more actively con-
tinuing work along these lines that he
goes to California.
Some miscreant, with more of mean
ness in his makeup than anything
else, has chopped hicks into all the
young trees growing along Broadway
for stretch of several blocks. The
vandal, whoever he is, should be
caught by all means and taught a
lesson that he will never forget.
The winners in the late contest to
secure applicants for membership in
the local Modern Woodmen lodge will
be the guests of honor at supper to
be given at the Turner Hall next Mon
day evening. Preceding the supper
the officers of the lodge will be duly
installed in the presence of the lodge
members and their ladies.
Dissatisfied with the action of the
state board Of health in partially re-
moving the quarantine on smallpox,
the board of health of Lake Prairie
township, Nicollet county, has taken
steps to segregate patients suffering
with the disease, forbidding persons
in any household where smallpox has
appeared from attending school,
church services or other public gather
ings.
4 The case brought by Dir. Welcome
of Sleepy. Eye against Edward Berk-
ner Of the'sane tawnto collect a bill
of So for professional services WAS
given a jury trial in judge GGfgsch-
winds municipal eaprts6n W Wednesday
and Eesa 1l sedsin a verdict in favor OF
lcome. Three or four more suits
are pending against Berkner and in
every one of them the Sleepy Eye pub
lie seems to take an. unusual interest.
The Woman's Literary Club .hetHFsits
last meeting at the home Of Mrs. Fl. L.
Beecher, with ElFhlais leader
IN the rsgulassR 81: The program
IT, tor $ afta SNH Guided ~ the reading
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