New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-18

M. Mullen, the well-known banker,
was seventy years old Thursday.
Twins were born recently to Mrs.
George j. Grossmann of Cottonwood.
They are both boys.
FIR. Wilfahrt was released from the
county jail yesterday, having served
a term o; ninety days.
j. b. sigel spent two days of last
week with the head miller of the -four
ing plant in Waseca.
Mrs. FIR. Bruins of CORTLAND was
operated on for expenditures at the
local hospital yesterday.
George Edwards and Miss Mary
Emma Jones, popular young people
of Cottonwood, will be united in mar
riage this evening.
Fred Setter is now operating his
poultry incubators with electricity.
The next step we presume will be to
eliminate the rooster.
Mrs. Mary Julius has returned from
a years sojourn with her daughter in
Maquoketa, Iowa. She is now stay
ing with her son, the sheriff.
Bishop Edsall of the Episcopal
church will confirm a class of com
municants at st. Peters church in this
city on Sunday, the 30th of April.
The Redwood Falls militia company
is differed as follows: Captain, M.
W. Hingeley; first lieutenant, G. S.
Nook; second lieuteant, A. G. Dolliff.
Aided by host of friends Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. F. Gieseke on Thursday
evening pleasantly celebrated the
seventeenth anniversary of their we'd
ding.
The offices of the Commercial Men,
Health Association were moved last
week by Secretary Alvin from the
Reinhart block to rooms over the
Brown County Bank.
Ludwig Kunz Sr., an employe in the
cooper shops of the Eagle Roller Mill
company, died Friday morning of tu-
berculosis. Mr.. Kunz was ifty-one
years Of age and leaves a wife and
twelve children.
Edwin He'd of Nicollet, champion
buttermaker of Minnesota, has been
appointed creamery inspector under
the state dairy and food department
to succeed J. G. Joslin, who resigned
to accept a government position in the
same line of work.
Former Governor John Lind and his
law partner, Andreas Ueland, are
81, 800 richer than they were, jury ir
the Hennepin county district cour
having brought in a verdict for tina
sum as fees due them from JOSEPH
Kiichli as the result of litigation il
connection with the sale of the Mime
sofa Trolley company. The services
rendered by the Lind firm we're valued
at S., 900, but the jury cut this materi
ally.
Mrs. J. S. HILBERT has rented th
Setter House in Winthrop to Geo
Paetschat of St. Paul who will TAX
charge on the 10th of April. Unde
Mrs. Hibbert's management during tn
past twenty years the Winthrop hos
telry has enjoyed reputation for ser
vice possessed by few hotels in thi
section of the state, and her SEVERN,
of the ties that have bound her to th
commercial trade during all that tim
will be a step that will long be regret
ted. She will make her home in Min
neapolis.
The ladies of the Current News an,
Woman's Literary clubs at a join
meeting held recently decided to co
operate in the formation of Libra
ry Club" the purpose of which shall
be to take over the books of the oil
public library association and plac
| them where they will once more be &C
cessible to the public. A room in tn
high school building has been secure,
for this purpose and arrangement
will be made to have it keptopen ever
Friday afternoon from $3.50 till 5:3
O'Clock. On the board having charg
of the library will be Mesdames Alvin
and Beecher, representing the Wo
mans Literary Club, and Mesdame
Beussmann, Stoll and Rein, represent
ing the Current News Club.