New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-06
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The mama hen sits up in a nest,
An pretty soon they's an egg,
But the papa hen he swells his chest
And kicks the sand wifi his leg.
I bet YOU if [ was the papa hen,
So ham some an big an stout.
I'd Law eggs once IN while, an then
Have somethin' to boiler about.
L. Fl, Robbins Jersey Jingles.
Peter Weller has entered the employ
OF A. j. Esser.
Mrs. c.. G. REIN will entertain at
whist on the evening of the 18th.
Frank Gabel of Mankato was enter
tanned at the Frenzel home Sunday.
Adam Peters has succeeded to the
business formerly conducted by Heller
Il Gag.
Mrs. Anna Rauscher and sister have
gone to Pittsburg, Pa, for three
weeks visit.
Miss Bertha Sporting of Winthrop
visited over Sunday with her parents
on college hill.
John Hettlinger has sold his saloon
business in Buffal Lake and will re-
turn to New Ulm this month.
Mrs. J. Sullivan of Fort Benton,
Montana, arrived here the latter part
of the week on visit to her mother,
Mrs. FIR. Schubert.
II. Fl. Walters will resign his posi-
3ien as reporter and editorial writer
for the Brown County Journal and
will take up similar work in Iowa.
Dances will be given at the Star
Hall on May 9th and Nth. On the
latter occasion Ainsworth's orchestra
of Minneapolis will furnish the music.
The village council of Golden has
raised the annual saloon license from
$500 to $3.50. Only one saloon is
operating in the village at The present
time.
The latest additions to the list OF
Legislative possibilities in this dis
arict are Capt. Albert Pfaender and
Capt. S. A. George. Both are demo
Gratis.
Rev. J. Baur of Morgan, while en-
route to the Lutheran conference in
St. Peter; stopped off here Monday to
call on his son who is student at the
college.
The A1cantara launch will make it's
tirst river trip this season next Sunday
The boat will be taken out by party
of ten or dozen in charge of Henry
Seifert and Thee. Mueller.
Mrs. Ernst Brandt was operated on
at the hospital Saturday for gangre-
nous affiiction of her left arm. The
amputation was made above the elbow
and thus far has proved successful.
At the forty third annual conclave
OF the grand commandery of the
Knights Templar in St. Paul last week
Sir Knight o. c.. Stricken of this city
was honored with an election to the
Office of grand warder.
John Hunke on Thursday rendered
mis- resignation as brewmaster at the
Schmucker brewery and is now en-
gagged in packing his household goods
preparatory to returning to his ole
home in Chicago. He is succeeded a.
the brewery by Edward Lemke.
William Seeger, resident of Min
nesota for fifty years, who joined the
Union army as drummer boy at st
Peter in 1861, died at Excelsior Mon
day on his sixty-fourth birthday. Mr.
-Seeger was the author of a history O
the Minnesota troops in the Civil war
The general May term of the distric
court for Nicollet county was convened
by Judge Olsen in st. Peter yesterday
W. T. Eckstein is acting as reporter
and the following New Ulm attorneys
will be attendance sometime during
the week: Capt. Pfaender, Alder
Steinhauser, Fl. n. Somsen and JOS
4. Eckstein.