New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-08
Raymond Pfeferle is on the list of

Raymond Pfefferle is on the list of
sick.
At the college the second term of the
school year opened yesterday.
Rev. Scholzen of Madison is paying
a visit this week to Rev. Father Sand
meyer.
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel and son paid a
visit to Twin City friends Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Tilmon of Faribault is spend
ing the week with her daughter, Mrs.
j. A. Ochs.
Mrs. Critchett entertained at whist
last evening in honor of Miss Daisy
Carl Hose ana Chas. Schoregge re-
turned to their studies at Ann Arbor
Saturday afternoon.
w. FL. McLennon and sister, Mabel.
were up from Winona last week call
ing on old friends.
Mrs. Albrecht of White, S. D., is a
guest at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. III. Retzlaff.
w. F. Heidrich came up from st.
Paul Saturday evening to see his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Popp.
Miss Elsie Fritsche celebrated her
sixteenth birthday anniversary Friday
evening with a number of friends.
DR.. Stricken is the owner of new
Premier auto. It was purchased for
him by Mr.. Schaefer while on his trip
east.
The daughter of August Scheffler of
Lafayette township was taken to
Rochester yesterday for second
operation.
There will be a dance at Hofschild' IS
hall in Essig on Friday evening,
January 18th. Music will be furnished
by George Gags orchestra.
J. J. Moriarity, the Northwestern
mail agent, has been compelled by the
new time card to move his headquart-
ers from New Ulm to Mankato.
81. 81. Unterorink has resigned his
position as teacher of the Catholic
parochial school in st. George and
will return to his old home in Indiana
A. R. Eggensperger has severed his
connections with the Hanska Mill ing
Co. and returned to the helm of the
Hanska Herald. He was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Spaulding Of Lamberton is
spending the week here with friends.
Mr.. Spaulding is eightysix years Of
age but as spry as many man
twenty-five years his junior.
John Lindmeyer and family Of Buff
falo Lake and Anton Lindmeyer AND
Anton Lindmeyer and family o.
Springfield came here yesterday to at
tend the marriage of their sister.
The county printing contract was
awarded late yesterday afternoo tc
Philip Liesch of the Brown County
Journal. Mr.. Liesch is to receive
four cents per description for publish
ing the delinquent tax list and Sl75 fol
all the rest of the county's official
notices.
At the annual meeting of the Ger.
man Methodist congrega on Wed.
nesday last VIM. Alwis, Otto Kohn
and Chas. Grussendorf were re-elec.
ted as members of the board of trus.
tees. The officers for the year will be
President, Rudolph Alvin: secretary
G. ADirks; treasurer, VIM. Durbahn.
An accident in the engine room Of
the New Ulm Roller Mill Co. yester.
day morning caused damage to the
machinery that will necessitate the
shutting down of the mill for nearly
two weeks. The main shaft of the
engine was broken and the big fly
wheel torn from its bearings and
landed in the pit.
The law firm of Eckstein & Flor will
soon be dissolved, the junior member,
Henry Flor, having decided to form a
partnership with his old employer, A.
E. Boyeson Of ST. Paul. Mr.. Flor
will leave for St. Paul the latter part
of next month and with him to his new
field he will take the best wishes Of a
host of friends, all of whom are conf.
dent of his future success.
A new time card went into effect over
the Northwestern line Sunday. Ac.
cordlng to this new schedule the after.
noon train from the east arrives at l &c
instead of l:lo as formerly and the
through west-bound train at night a,
1915 instead of at 1899. The loca.
passenger between Mankato and Mar
shall has been discontinued.