New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-16

DR.. Schoch returned from his Pitts
burg trip Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. William Wendt will entertain
her lady friends at whist this after
noon.
Mrs. j. 81. Edwards left for the Twin
cities Friday to spend few days with
friends.
VIM. 81. Meyer came up from La
Crosse Friday to put in the week hunt
ing at Swan Lake.
Miss Alma Haag of ST. Paul is
spending the week with her friend,
Mrs. Henry N. Somsen.
j. II. Sigel paid business visit to
the Four City Saturday, remaining
there over Sunday with friends.
Carl Hose will not return to Ann
Arbor this year but will take course
in the Minnesota School of Business
in Minneapolis.
The New Ulm Autos played SPLEEN
did game on the Fairfax grounds Sun
day, winning over the home team with
a score of 2 to l.
Oscar Baltrusch, printer IN the
Review Office, has been engaged to
take charge of the Commercial Clubs
rooms in the Olsen block.
Hjalmar L. Hoidale. a former resi-
dent of New Ulm, visited with friends
here over Sunday. Mr.. Hoidale is
now located in Minneapolis.
The father of Contractor Chas. Kai-
ser, after spending several months in
New Ulm, started for his old home in
Germany Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauenstein have
as guests this week Weigand Hauen-
stein and son, Elmer, of Cincinn att.
Weigand and Charles are cousins.
Alfred Kresch has decided to enter
the Chicago Veterinary college as a
a student of veterinary surgery. He
left for the Windy City Monday af-
ternoon.
Rev. c. J. Albrecht visited with his
brother, Rev. G.. Albrecht, near Rem
vile Sunday. He also preached a
sermon at the mission festival of the
latter's congregation.
Among the conspicuous visitors at
the fair grounds Friday was st. Pc
ter's well-known miller and horseman.
Charles Fay. Mr.. Fay hasn't missed
a fair here in twenty years.
II. A. Subilia and family OF Tracy
were among the many from outside
who attended the Brown County Fair.
While in the city they we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hose.
The stockholders Of the State Bank
of Hanska held meeting last week
for the purpose of considering the ad-
visibility of consolidating the two
banks of the village. Nothing definite
grew out of the discussion.
The following from New Ulm will
attend the State University this year:
Francis Critchett, Herbert Huevel-
mann, Sidney and Leroy Alvin, Otto
and Arthur Seifert, Howard Klossner,
George Schmidt, Albert Flor and Miss
Edith Current.
r. The Eagle Roller Mill Co. on Mon
day received from the east most re-
markable order. It was for 102 cars
of flour of 300 barrels each, the same
requiring in the manufacture in the
neighborhood of 100000 bushels of
wheat. This single order will keep the
mill running steadily for over week.
Out of the fifteen who took the recent
civil service examinations for the po-
sitions of clerk and carrier in the To-
cal postoffice all but three succeeded in
passing. The following are the mark
ings: Ben Zieske, 87.O5; Miss Ella
Steed, 96.S5; r. NJ. Pfaender, "a. 30;
Oscar Baltrusch, 81.40; Miss Elfrieda
Toberer, 5000, Fred Wilcken, 80;
Miss L. V. Schapekahm, 1855; Chas.
Engelbert, 10: Herbert Baltrusch,
77.85; Andrew Tauer, 77.15; Herman
Georgius, 74.75; Hans G. Peterson,
10. so.