New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-26
Mrs. Frank Bregel OF Fairfax hal

AkAOAdS.
John Sturm spent the early portion
of the week with ST. Paul and Mime
apolis friends.
Miss Vera Helmes of st. Paul is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. w. John
son, at the Dakota.
Knud Mo, the Springfield banker, is
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, receiving
treatment for rheumatism.
Rev. Scholzen came down from
Shakopee Monday to spend a few
hours with Rev. Sandmeyer.
Attorney Henry Flor left for ST.
Paul yesterday to enter upon his new
field of work as partner of Mr..
Boyeson.
Prof. D. A. Grussendorf has been
offered another term as superintend
ent of the Fairfax schools at salary
of 81 200 a year, but declines to accept.
petition on asking for the submits.
sion of the license question to the vo-
tiers of Hanska at the coming village
election was signed by twenty-six
voters.
August Vogelpohl and wife of Wells
visited here during the week with rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Vogelpohl was
one of the delegates to the Woodmen
convention.
Mrs. Dunkel went to Gaylord the
forepart of the week to be present at
the celebration of the eightieth birth
day anniversary of her mother, Mrs.
Fred Korth.
Julius Moersch, the well-known fac
tory inspector, will sever his connec-
ton with the state labor bureau on
March lst in order to take up the
practice of law.
Directors Somsen, Stricken, Fritz
sche, Crone, Vogel and Hage of the
Consolidated Casualty Co. attended a
meeting of the officers of the company
in Minneapolis last Thursday.
| F. W. Werner of Wheaton has made
application to the Comfrey village
council for a license to sell liquor in
the building now occupied by Joseph
Messenger and controlled by the
Standard Brewing Co. of Mankato.
The leading patrons of the Milford
Cottonwood creamery during January
were VIM. Gluth, J. M. Hau brich, Ed
Hensel and F. Landsteiner. Gluth re-
ceived 5000. 40, Haubrich $4,000, Hen
sci $1,000 and Landsteiner Sl05.85.
Max Pfaender has been authorized
by the board of education to beautify
the grounds surrounding the new
Washington building. Plans we're
previously submitted to the board by
Mr.. Pfaender which were eminently
satisfactory.
F. II. Retzlaff is in Minneapolis this
week attending the annual convention
of the Minnesota Hardware Dealers
convention. This association includes
hardware dealers from all parts of the
state and it is expected the attendance
vii. reach 800.
Louis J. Buenger has fled as a can.
didate for alderman in the second ward
and it doesn't look at this writing as
if he would have any opposition. His
brother-in-law, F. J. Becker, who was
appointed to the council only a few
weeks ago, refuses to file.
During his tax-collecting tour of the
central and western towns of the
county Treasurer Berg collected
> S7,2l5.32. At Sleepy Eye he received
81, 6O3.59, at Springfield 81, 1878, a.
Comfrey Sl,276.l9, at Golden $4,000
, at Evan 1920 81 and at Hanska 1927. O8
: Jos. A. Eckstein attended the granc
lodge meeting of the A. 0. .. W. il
St. Paul last week and took an impor
tant part in the discussion over tn,
change in insurance rates. Mr.. Eek
stein is one of the principal officers .
the Supreme Lodge of the Unite'
States and Canada.
E The fourth suit to be brough
against the Berkners of Sleepy Ey
o within the past six months occupies
y the attention of Justice Geschwind'
! court yesterday. The charge in thi
, particular case is that of violating tn
state law prohibiting the selling Q
i undrawn poultry. Frank Emmeric
is the plaintiff.
i r. W. Scherer returned from Dial
!: las, Texas, Friday afternoon. Will
!; in Dallas Mr.. Scherer purchased TO
t the Minnesota Flint Rock Co. the ma
u chinery of stone-crushing plant
c which had passed into the hands of
e receiver, and will have it shipped t
: New Ulm at once. 1t is expected
i have the plant here in operation
a May lst.