New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-10

/ Mrs. Henry Gasink was hostess at a
ladies card party Monday evening.
/ Vim. Fortwengler of Minneapolis is
! paying visit to his parents in Cot
! tonwood.
| Miss Boethin, the public school
teacher, spent Sunday with her par
ents in st. Peter.
| Mrs. Paul Olsen of Lam berton is a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
!, and Mrs. Baltrusch.
Mrs. George Schneider and daugh-
ter, Alma, spent a portion of the week
with st. Paul relatives
Miss Cecilia Eibner treated her
young lady friends to very pretty
birthday party Friday evening.
The Mothers Society Of the Catho-
lie church will give card party at
the Catholic school building this eve
ming.
The board of county commissioners
will meet in special session at the
;court house on March 10th to consider
! ditch ~ alters.
F. 3. English, one of the New Ulm
Steam Laundry employees, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
! Minneapolis.
Mrs. Paul Hackbarth, who has been
at Pine City for a number of months,
will return to New Ulm Friday, tina is
if the trains run.
The Knights of Columbus of Man
kato are preparing to initiate large
class on the 2lst. Many from New
Ulm will be on hand to assist in the
ceremony.
DR.. Eitel, the well-known Minneapo.
lis surgeon, was in the city Sunda Y
for the purpose of assisting in an
operation on Mrs. Geo. Doehne for
for appendicitis. The operation was
highly successful.
The fight over the deputy oil inspec.
torship for Brown county has at length
been settled by the appointment OF
William Mueller of Springfield. News
OF his selection as the successor OF
Richard Geisinger was received from
St. Paul yesterday.
Rev. Johnson of Minneapolis, who
was to have arrived here today to
conduct the Episcopal mission, was
:detained at home by the snow block.
/ AIDE. 1t is confidently expected tina,
j he will reach here in time to hold ser.
vices tomorrow evening.
Another blizzard visited New Ulu
yesterday, the storm starting early
Monday evening. The fail of snow
was unusual and streets and high
ways are blocked in manner almos
unknown to recent years. Railro at
traffic is also suspended and in man,
| places it is claimed much additional
damage has been done to wires. Lat
yesterday afternoon a snow pillow wa
: pushed west from Mankato by two en-
gines, but it got no further thar
Sleepy Eye. The chances are tina
there will be no trains until tomorrow
Rev. Sandmeyer, New Ulm's popu
lar Catholic priest, has been signal
ly honored by Pope Plus in beins
made a monsignor. The distinction
, is one enjoyed by only five priests il
Minnesota and from the standpoint
, of service is one richly deserved Tn
preferment, it is understood, cam
! through the good Offices of Arch
bishop Ireland who is now in Rome
When that eminent dignity returns t,
his diocese the elevation of Rev
; Sandmeyer will be duly celebrated
The following New Ulmites yisite,
the poultry show at Sleepy Eye las
! week: VIM. Pfaender Jr, Fred Settle
Erwin Alvin, Eugene Koehler, VIM
r Bierbaum, Oscar Dingler. Jos. Kar
and Ernst Wicherski. Settlers Whit
Plymouth Rocks were awarded frs
prize for hen, first for cock and first
second and fourth for pullet, Koch
ler's Buff Orpingtons captured frs
for cock and first, second, third an
fourth for pullet, Alwin's Red Combe
Buff Wyandottes took first for cock
erel and first, second and fifth for pull
let, and VIM. Pfaender's Whit
Wyandottes captured second for cock
e erel and third and fifth for pulIet
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