New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-03
Mrs. John Bastian is reported to be

Mrs. John Bastian is reported to be
seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meidl are the
proud parents of a thirteen-pound boy
born on Monday.
Andrew Saffert went to Faribault
yesterday to purchase new refriger-
ator for his meat market.
Miss Jennie Hilmerof Winona is
being entertained at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Adolph Meile.
Mrs. WilheImina Hamm of st. Paul
is visiting in the city the guest of her
sisters. Mrs. Pfefferle and Mrs. Pen
ming.
Mrs. Gerboth has gone to Ceder Ra-
pids, Iowa, to spend the remainder of
the winter with the family of her son,
Edward
Mrs. Mike Thomas of New Avon
township in Redwood county died last
week. The deceased was at one time
resident Of New Ulm.
The meat market employees of The
city are going to treat themselves and
their friends to dance at the Star
hall next Saturday evening.
The Library club held its annual
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. G..
Rein Monday afternoon and elected
Miss Francis Krook librarian.
Robert G. Freitag, now grain
dealer at Worthwhile, South Dakota,
visited here this week with friends and
relatives. He was accompanied by
his wife.
Paul jacobson of Sleepy Eye, An
drew Lee of Springfield and Clement
Halvorson of Linden met at the court
house yesterday as a board of ditch
reviewers.
Between twenty-five and thirty
travelling men we're caught in New
| Ulm by Fridays blizzard and COM
PEELED by blockaded trains to remain
here for three days.
| A private dance for the members OF
Company A, the Second Regiment
band and Gen. Bobleter's staff will be
given at the Turner Theatre Saturd ay
evening, February 18th.
The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association was held
Monday and the following officers
were elected: President, Fl. L.
Beecher; vice president, DR.. Reineke
secretary, DR.. Miller; treasurer, B.
H. Deters.
A deal was consummated Monday
whereby John Nagel and George Leary
are to become the owners of the New
Ulm Steam Laundry, E. T. Taylo,
having agreed to sell them the build
ing and plant for $500. They viii
take possession the 1st of April.
G. W. Barnes, the Minneapolis in
surance man, was transactlng bust
ness here yesterday. He says that the
surgical operation to which his wife
recently submitted was an unusually
dangerous one but that she endured
it successfully and is now recovering
rapidly.
The California Wine House, which
was one of the buildings destroyed III
Friday nights disastrous fire in st
Paul, was leased in part by Alderman
Frank J. Huber, well-known person
in this city and relative of Peter J
Mertz. Mr.. Huber occupied the build
ing with a saloon and cafe.
About fifteen members of the New
Ulm ,Maennerchor were the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Johnson at tn,
Dakota House Friday evening. TX
the two dozen Or more travelling mel
who were stalled there by the snow
blockade, the visit of the singers wa
a welcome and diverting treat.
Reinholat Wendt, stranger VIII,
had made his home in Springfield TO
couple of weeks, was taken to ST
Peter Wednesday and confined in tn
asylum for insane. Judge Ross pro
neunced him mentally unbalanced a
an examination held in County AT
torney Erickson's office the previou
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank B. Rhodes, who's