New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-01
Mayor Silverson is in st. Paul to-

Mayor Silverson is in st. Paul to-
day.
Frank Friedman Jr. was up from
st. Paul Friday visiting his parents.
Miss Mowery of Mortified is in the
city. visiting with Miss Addie Olsen.
Joseph Tastel has decided to go in
to the building and contracting busi-
ness.
Henry Fielder has returned to New
Ulm from a half years stay in San
Francisco.
Miss Hughes of Mankato arrived
yesterday to spend New Years day
with Miss Lou Baasen.
DR.. George Il. Koch, the Mime
apolis dentist, has been spending the
week here with relatives.
W. G. Miller and wife ate their.
Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Ewert in Mankato.
Mic. Reiuhart and wife of CourtIand
and Mrs. John Reinhart of Cotton
wood Sundayed with Springfield
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cavanaugh of
Sleepy Eye are spending the holidays
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August
Pullman.
The Current News and Woman's
Literary clubs held joint meeting at
the home of Mrs. FL. T.. Beecher yester-
day afternoon.
A game of basket ball was Played
at the Opera House Friday evening
between the Alumni and High School
teams. The former won with a score
of IL to I.
Jos. Goblirsch Of this city has, in
partnership with Albert Olsen of La
fayette, purchased the saloon Of Bier
augel & Johnson in the latter place
and will take possession today.
The board of public works held a
meeting at the council room Monday
evening to levy assessments for certain
public improvements. A large num-
Der OF mplaining property holders
were in attendan
| MaxPfaender will return Frid ay from
| a brief term of service in the forestry
division of the department of agricul-
ture and will hereafter devote his en-
tire attention to work on the Pioneer
Nursery, owned by his father.
DR.. Marden, the veteran dentist, was
eighty three years old Sunday. In
spite of his age he is enjoying excel
lent health and seems almost as active
and vigorous as when he first came to
New Ulm over thirty-fve years ago.
A Wabasso special to the Mime.
apolis Journal is authority for the
statement that Stuebe Bros. have al
ready shipped over $4,000 worth OF
muskrat skins from their branch Office
in that village to their headquarters
in New Ulm.
Among the many welcome holiday
visitors in New Ulm was Prof. Richard
Fischer of Madison, Wis. Prof.
Fischer at present not only holds a
chair in the faculty of the Wisconsin
state university but is also the states
official chemist.
Gov. Johnson has appointed L. G.
Prendergast of Bemidji to succeed the
late Col. Trowbridge as custodian OF
the old capitol. Mr.. Prendergast is a
veteran of the gallant old First Mime
sofa and was Gov. Johnson's running
mate on the democratic ticket in 1906.
The Young Ladies Society of the
Catholic church of ST. George held its
| annual meeting a few evenings age
and elected the following officers
| President, Bertha Dummer: vice presi.
dent, Sarah Klingler; secretary, Anne.
liza Dummer: treasurer, Gertrude
Bushard.
| The annual election of officers in the
Germania Sisters lodge resulted as
follows: President, Emile Neumann
vice president, Amanda Frenzel; re.
cording secretary, Franciska Bellm
financial secretary, Emma Gebser
treasurer, Amanda Wicherski: trustee
Rosa Schnobrich; guide, Bertha
Goetsch; inner watch, Selma Gebhardt
outer watch, Josephine Zeller.
F. III. Behnke and wife, II. L. Bee.
cher and family and DIR. and Mrs. G.
W. Miller celebrated the greatest lay
OF all the year with relatives in ST
Peter. Others who went out of town
for the day were Judge Ross and fami.
ly and Editor and Mrs. Walter. The
former were the guests of the Bigot
family in Springfield and the latter oil
Mrs. Walters parents in LIE Sueur.
Deputy Public Examiner G. r. John.
son OF Mankato was elected colonel Of