New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-27

Z "a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Kasulke of Cottonwood township
Saturday forenoon.
| Rev. Mueller of Ambov exchange ed
pulpits on Sunday with Rev. Muehl-
hansen of the Bethel church.
Gus. Nuessle of Springfield was
! among the out-of-town people who
patronized the poultry show this week.
| Rev. and Mrs. Atwood of Lamber-
ton are visiting in the city today.
t Rev. Atwood is known as the blind
; optomist. =
The whereabouts of the smooth Mr..
Norris, manager of the Ladies Store,
! are still unknown. His store remains
exactly as he left it ten days ago
The grand lodge of the Herman Sons
of Minnesota convened in Mankato
yesterday. The New Ulm lodge is re-
| presented by julius Krause and Gus
tav Goetsch.
/ c. M. Erickson, the Comfrey bank
!; cashier, transacted business at the
register OF deeds Office Monday and
yesterday. He is a brother of the
county attorney.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Schmidt of
] Redfeld, South Dakota, were enter
tanned at the home of the formers
parents on Valley street the greater
part of the week.
Mrs. Richard Pfefferle, who has
been ailing for some time. went to
Rochester last week to consult with
the Drs. Mayo. She may have to
undergo an operation.
The New Ulm Publishing Co. held
its annual meeting Friday evening
and elected the following directors:
DR.. L. A. Fritsche, Albert Steinh au-
ser, Armand Petry, A. j. Alvin and
Gen. Bobleter.
At the meeting of the Brown County
Bank directors Thursday afternoon
no change was made in the list of of.
iclals. DR.. L. A. Fritsche continues
, as president, Capt. Steinhauser as
vice president, General Bobleter as
cashier and A. Schiller as assistant
cashier.
The following scores were made or
the indoor rifle range by the members
. of the Field and Staff and Second
e Regiment band last Wednesday eve
ming: Maj. Buschers, l2S; Peter Kitz
berger, l27; Christ Backer, 125; Wal
Q ter Backer, 125; Willie Lieb, 127
Robert Heinen, l21; Otto Fritsche, 100
Mrs. J. H. Vogel entertained thu
0 Current News Club at the last bi
y weekly meeting and Mrs. Zelle acted
as leader. ''Home Care of the Sick
i. was the text for the day and papers
4 bearing along this line were read a.
follows: THE Sick Room and tn,
Patent' by Mrs. Zelle: Good TO
the Sick" by Mrs. S. D. Peterson
Emergencies and First Aid to TIT
Injured; by Mrs. G. W. Miller; "Con
tagious Diseases" by Mrs. Stricken
h Fire started in the rear of the vii
# son Drug company's store in Sleep.
Eye about three O'Clock yesterda
+ morning and made such Roadway tina
the frame building and contents wer
a total loss by the time the fire wa
q under control. Mr.. Wilson, the pro
} prietor, and a clerk who slept in th
u store were awakened by the smoke an
: escaped with only part of their cloth
: ing. The loss on the building i
s. placed at 81 1000 with $4,000 of insu1
ance. and on the stock $1,000 wit
j. SIS, 500 of Insurance.
10 Mrs. Emile Schleuder, highly re
5 spected resident of New UIm died O
- Monday, the cause of her death bein
l. dropsy and other complications ag
= grava ted to a painful degree Will
- visiting her son in Nebraska late
10 December. The deceased was born {
Schiefelbein, Germany, on the 18th {
al February lS4l and was consequent
o. in her sixty eighth year. In 1859 81
~ married August Herman Schleude
of and in 1861 came with him to Americ
r. settling first at St. Peter and later :
n. Watertown, MINI. The year 49,
is brought the family to New Ulm an
d. here she has made her home ever sine,
rs Her husband died in 1896, but eigl
to children survive her-Fred of MINI,
'g apolis, Emil Of Hardy, Nebrask;
Hugo of Springfield. Herman of Ne
d, Ulm, Otto of Daysland, Canada, Mr.
S, Antonette Degnan of Mankate an
h Mrs. Robert Brandt and Mrs. Ma
ne Burg of New Ulm. The funeral wi
f. be held from the latter's home at thre