New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-22

Andrew Biebel has leased the Tivoli
of the Schumacher Brewing Co.
E. G. Koch celebrated the seventy
fifth anniversary of his birthday last
Sunda
A son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Held. ssPapa Held"
sounds good.
Mrs. VIM. j. julius has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Louis Fritsche
of Minneapolis, the past few days.
The lecture by Rett Olmstead, which
was to have been delivered at Turner
Hall on the 18th, has been cancelled.
Miss Theresa Scheible of Cotton
wood township will leave for Califor-
MIA this week to remain a year or
more.
John Havemeier Jr. has disposed OF
his hardware business in Courtland to
the newly organized cooperative COM
pany.
Mrs. Fl. o. Schleuder was called
down from Springfield last week by
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Ernst Brandt.
j. 81. Strasser, at one time editor of
the New Ulm Post, came up from Min
neapolis Friday to look after his real
estate interests.
The Modern Woodmen of Milford
are arranging for a ball to be given
at the Milford Club House on Sunday
evening, the third of May,
The Second Regiment band sere-
naded Mayor Bobleter Sunday even
ing, the occasion being the sixtysec-
ond anniversary of his birth.
Nc Memo, who has been conduct
ing the Exchange hotel in Springfield
for number of years, will retire from
business with the end Of April.
j. H. Ipps, who has been a visitor
in New Ulm since last fall, returned to
st. Paul early in the week and will
remain there during the summer.
Louis Bushard who recently moved
with his family from West Newton to
Wabasso is now partner OF Nick
/ Franta in the Wabasso Roller Mill Co.
Miss Ida Sperling of Winthrop and
Miss Bertha Sperling Of Mankato en-.
joyed their Easter vacation at the
home of their parents on college hill.
For consideration of s2,350 FREQ
Becker, manager of the Farmers ele
vator, has purchased of w. L. Tanley
the old Hagberg residence on South
State street.
4 The funeral of Mrs. Hubert Niesen
who died in Home township last Wed
nesday, was held from the German
Lutheran church in this city Sunday
afternoon.
1 A party of ladies, including Mes
danes Alvin, Pfaender, Johnson
/ Helm, Helmes, Bell, Scherer and Sci
ter, went to Mankato this morning tx
/ pay visit to Mrs. Fred Spoerhase.
Bids for the erection of a new parisl
residence for the Catholic priest a
Searles will be received by Rev
M amer until May 9th. The plans an
specifications are now in his posses
sion.
F. H. Behnke and George Leary G
this city, VIM. Cavanaugh of Sleep
Eye and John Havemeier of Courtlan
have been drawn to serve as jurors q
1.-The April term of the federal distrio
court in Mankato.
Gov. johnson has appointed Andre
: j. Eckstein as one of the delegates t
represent this state at the Nations
Conference Of Corrections and Char
ties which is to be held in Richmond
Virginia, in May.
Geo Graen, until recently a stool
holder in the Burg Cigar Co., has n
] moved with his family to his old hon
! in WATERFOWL, South Dakota. M
:, Graen will become a member of
s wholesale liquor firm.
f VIM. Gluth, Jacob Haubrich an
! FIR. Landsteiner were the leading p;
irons of the Milford Cottonwoe
creamery during the month of Marcl
: Gluth's receipts we're S206.27, Ha,
:, brich's S1l6.35 and LaDdsteiner
S105.31.
r Invitations were received this wee
il by a number of New Ulm parties to
S dancing party to be given at the Wi
+ throp city hall next Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. HILBERT. Mr.. al
o Mrs. Hilbert are soon to leave Wi
throp for their new home in MINI
i aplis.
After the fl1ti1e attempt to elect