New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-17
Decoration day this year falls on .
So does the Fourth of July.

Sunday. So does the Fourth of July.
John Herzog slipped on an icy side
walk yesterday and fractured the wrist
of his left arm.
Miss Laura Hickle of Sleepy Eye
recently graduated as nurse from
the City hospital in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Martin Eyrich had as guests
this week Mrs. Robert Prafke and
Miss Marie kohlmeyer of Falrmont.
The girls basketball team of this
city will play the girls team OF Ma
della at the latter place next Friday.
VIM. Kastner had an ugly cash cut
across the back Of his right hand
while operating circular saw Satur-
day.
Arthur Pickle of Sleepy Eye has
accepted a position as bookkeeper for
a large automobile concern in Mime
apolis.
Miss Emma Godding of Lake Ben
ton has been a guest the past few days
at the. home OF her cousin, Mrs. w.
P. Close.
DR.. Thomas McClary will deliver
his famous lecture on "The Mission
of Mirth'' at the German Methodist
church this evening.
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VIM. Huevelmann was at Morton
last week and purchased two Of the
MCGOWAN driving horses, two of the
finest ever brought to this city.
A son was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Huelke. A similar
event occurred the same day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gareis.
Editor Eggensperger of the Hanska
Herald is entitled to our congratula-
tions. On Tuesday of last week his
wife presented him with a bouncing
baby boy.
Mrs. Ben. Fesenmaier of Minnea-
polls gave birth to a baby boy Fri
day evening. Her mother, Mrs. Fred
Kretsch, upon hearing the news, left
Immediately for Minneapolis to attend
her. .-.
J. r. Orion and T. w. Saul, the
chartered accountants who have been
going over the books Of the Eagle
Roller Mill company, completed their
labors on Saturday and left for Min
neapolis that afternoon.
Alderman Fred Pfaender announced
yesterday that he would yield to the
urging of his friends and be candi-
date fol- reelection. Thus far no one
has appeared who is willing to make
the race against him.
John Schneider ana Theo. Johnson
expect to complete arrangements today
for the rental of the Maltzahn build.
ing. Should the deal go through the
Travellers Exchange" will be con.
tinued with 7. Johnson in active
charge.
Eighty acres of land near Lafayette
village, belonging to John Carlson,
were sold last week to August johnson
of Winthrop for S65 an acre. Carlson
accepted as part payment an ole
livery barn and residence in Win
throp, valued at 81 900.
The saloon license of John Domeier
| whose place of business was CLOSED
by creditors number of days ago
has been taken up by G. Kassulke
| the owner Of the building in which the
saloon was conducted. Jos. Veg anc
Henry Reimer are in charge under the
| new management.
The armory of Company A will be
moved on May lst from the Turner
hall to the opera house, the company
having secured lease on the latter
| building for period of three years
The annual rental charge for the new
quarters will be 5000 to be paid for GU
of the city treasury as provided by law
F. II. Retzlaf bought one of thu
American Express company's old de
livery horses Saturday afternoon ant
that same evening loaded it into a cal
with other horses to be shipped east
Before the car reached Mankato tn,
old veteran had been kicked by one o
the other horses and killed.
Adolph Wagner, superintendent o
the city electric light and water plant
will go to Minneapolis today to attent
the annual meeting of the Minnesot;
Electricians Association. Mr.. Wag
ner is a member Of the executive com
mittee and is also scheduled to rea,
a paper on THE Methods of Buildin!
up day Load in the Small Contra
Stations.