New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-15
Andrew j. Eckstein was a ST. PAU

Miss Minnie Wendt is spending the
week with Twin City friends.
Mrs. B. Juni and daughter, Lillian,
departed for Los Angeles. Cal, last
Wednesday.
The Second Regiment band is ar
ranging to give public concert on
the 10th of February.
Sheriff Julius was called to Sleepy
Eye yesterday as witness in the
| Welcome Berkner case.
Louis Diehn, who moved up into the
Saskatchewan country some years
! ago, is here on visit.
/ Friends of Mrs. Adolph Nellie will
be entertained at whist at her Centre
Street home this evening.
The Modern Woodmen camp of Mil
ford will initiate class of fifteen new
applicants early in March.
William Engelbert has been chosen
to the place in the Citizens Bank
formerly filled by Theo. Schonlau.
Theo. Schonlau took up his new work
in the Offices of the Consoi dated Casu-
atty Co. in Minneapolis yesterday.
Miss Bertha Kachelmeier has re-
turned from a prolonged visit with her
sister. Mrs. VIM. Frank, near Fairfax.
A. Danielson, the hustling music
dealer, sold four pianos in Sleepy
| Eye last week, one of them to Mayor
Cutting.
One of the best shows to be seen at
the Turner Theatre this season will be
! ''The Girl Over There It comes on
the 26th
Hon. Geo. w. Somerville of Sleepy
Eye went to st. Paul yesterday and
from there he will go to California to
spend the balance of the winter.
A party of ten New Ulmites drove
over to st. George Sunday to attend
a public installation of the officers of
ST. Benedict's Court, Catholic Order
of Foresters.
Miss Susie Sons has been chosen to
fill the vacancy in the teaching force
of the St. George parochial school
caused by the resignation of II. Fl.
Unterbrink.
Frank j. McKenny, a travelling
salesman who has made New Ulm his
headquarters for year or more past,
has been transferred to new territory
in North Dakota.
| 0. 0. Rindal, the Pinkerton super.
intendent. returned to st. Paul Sun.
day morning and it was forum ate for
him that he did. That evening fire
broke out in his residence.
Theo. Johnson and Miss Martha
krueger will be united in marriage to.
morrow afternoon. The ceremony will
be performed at the home of the BRIDE IS
parents by Justice Ernst Brandt.
/! Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Mueller went to
! Collinsville, Illinois, last week to at.
tend the funeral of the formers sister,
Mrs. Lena Schoeppel. Mrs. Schoep-
pei died on Thursday of typhoid fever.
| Yesterday Commissioners Eckstein.
Holman and Jorgenson inspected
the plumbing and heating plant in the
new county poor house and by author
|ity OF the county board approved and
accepted it.
District Deputy Baldwin came up
from Minneapolis Wednesday to in
stall the officers of st Patrick's Coun-
Gil, Knights Of Columbus. Geo. Glotz.
bach and DR.. Kiefer of Sleepy Eye
were also here to participate in the
ceremonies.
Isidor Haas of Cottonwood, Antor
Hillesheim of Sigel and Robert AL
brecht, Ernst Rolloff and Herman
RadIotf of Milford were at Sleepy
Eye yesterday attending the annua
meeting of the Stark Farmers Mutua
Fire Insurance Co.
Outsiders who attended the Wood
men initiation and banquet in this cit,
Monday evening were II. C. Peterson
Ed. Humphrey and Roy and Mari
Current of Sleepy Eye, Frank Gille,
of Cambria and John Mack, Free
Dahlig, Robert Runck and Paul Leh
mann of Milford.
Attorneys Steinhauser and Pfaende
went to Sleepy Eye yesterday to argu
4 a motion before Judge Olsen for ney
! trial in the case of Victoria Mage
! against the City of New Ulm, decide,
: at the last term of court in favor Q
the plaintiff. This morning Judge Oh
= sen notified the attorneys that he ha,
reached decision, setting aside tn
verdict and ordering a new trial.
According to report furnished b.
by Jailer Brust the county jail las
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