New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-22
Ferdinand Crone made a business
trip to Minneapolis yesterday.

"Trip 10 minneapolis yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Peterson of Brownton is
visiting at the home of her uncle, n.
Henningsen.
The ladies of ST. Johns church in
Searles will hold an apron bazaar at
the church next Sunday.
Albert Drusch and Max Schroeder
of Fairfax spent Easter Sunday with
the family of Prof. Sieyert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schleif are the
proud and happy parents of daugh-
ter born early yesterday morning.
A cow belonging to Louis Gruenen-
fielder was killed by a southbound St.
Louis train near the brickyards Mon
day afternoon.
z. II. Retz1af made a trip to White,
South Dakota, Saturday in order to
be present at the christening of his
daughter baby.
G. G. Emmons has been appointed
marshal and street commissioner OF
the village of Hanska at salary of
$40 per month.
Thee. Schonlau of the Consolidated
Casualty company came up from
Minneapolis Saturday to spend Easter
with the Crone families.
Chris. Heller, who has been serious
ly i'll at the hospital, received a visit
this week from his elder brother, Al
bert, of Youngstown, Ohio.
At the twenty third annual meeting
of the Southern Minnesota Dental So
ciety held in Mankato last week DR..
C. A. Hintz of Springfield was elected
secretary.
The democratic primaries to elect
delegates to the county convention on
May 9th will be held on the evening Of
the 9th between the hours of 1870 and
$50 o'clock.
Mayor Albert Koch of Echo was an
Easter guest at the home of his aged
| father. Mr.. Koch's new title as burgo-
master was acquired at the recent vii
lage election.
N. Henningsen and wife came back
from their winters sojourn in Cali
fornia Saturday morning. On their
arrival both appeared to be enjoying
excellent health.
The German play, 'Die beiden
Reichenmueller, the production Of
which has been postponed from time
to time, will finally be presented or
Sunday, the 3rd of May.
Alderman Buenger went to Mankate
| Wednesday to attend the funeral O.
Jos. Landkammer. Mr.. Landkammel
had been prominent furniture dealer
in Mankato for over thirty years.
Chas. Hauser and family, Mrs. @
A. Albrecht and children and Miss
Minnie Pfaender, all of st. Paul
spent the greater portion of the week
here visiting the Pfaender and Fritsch,
families.
i Mrs. F. w. Johnson: on her wa,
home from the South, stopped off ;
day or two in ST. Paul and on he
return TO this city Saturday Afternoon
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
G. h. Helmes.
The New Ulm friends of Mrs. VIM
Guggisberg of Gibbon will be grieve
to learn that only a week ago she los
her first child, shortly after the in
fant's birth. Mrs. Guggisberg's mai
den name was Minnie Pless.
Delegates from the Minnesota anti
tuberculosis society to the information
al anti-tuberculosis congress, whic
meets in Washington in Septembe,
have been appointed. DR.. Geo. E
Weiser of this city is one of them.
j. p. Palmer, proprietor of the Ry a
hotel in Fairfax, died a week ago We:
terday, the supposition being that hi
death was caused by complication
arising from treatment administers
by the notorious DR.. Till at Somerse
!. Wis. Mr.. Palmer was the husband (
former New Ulm milliner, Mar
1 Hopt.
j William Owen, who will be remen
s bered here for the splendid productic
: of Sheridan's tsSchool for Scand al
some years ago, is touring this seaso
{ in a new American play, "The Timbs
! Thief New Ulm theatregoers wi
have the pleasure of seeing him in b
new role at the Turner Theatre the la
ter part of May.
: The council at its special meetir
: Saturday evening named Ado
!. Wagner as superintendent Of electr
lights and water for his seventh co
secutive term. 1t also secured Il
mayors sanction in appointing WI
| Tiedeman as special police for Turn
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