New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-06

Mrs. George Marti is i'll with mild
case of smallpox.
There will be club dance at the
Masonic hall next Saturday evening.
). Miss Martha Eichmann paid bust
ness visit to the Twin Cities Monday
forenoon.
Miss Hertha Hers Of Eau Claire.
Wis, visited here during the week at
the family home on State Street
John Riheldaffer and daughter of
Minneapolis arrived in the city last
evening for brief visit with friends.
Hugo Schleuder. the Springfield
jeWeler and optician, came to New
Ulm yesterday to see his mother, who
is critically ILL.,
The records of the Brown County
jail show a total of thirty -fve prison
ers during 1908. OF these only three
are still in confinement.
There were two operations for APP
pendlcitis at the hospital this week,
the patients being Mrs. Paul Falk of
Milford and Mrs. B. Ranweiler of
West Newton.
Miss Alma Marti, who came up from
st. Paul two weeks ago to attend the
Frederich-Schell wedding, returned to
her music studio in the SANITY CITY
Sunday afternoon.
Edgar Martin, son of former
proprietor of the Grand hotel in this
city was married on December 31st to
Miss Agnes Christensen of Castle
wood, South Dakota.
Frank 81. Camel will give his lee
tnre on sThe American Boy at the
Turner Theatre this evening. The
lecture will be illustrated with one
hundred photos of real boys.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St.
George will be differed during 1909
as follows: President, Bertha Dunn
mer; vice president, Sarah Klingler:
secretary, Emily Dummer; treasurer,
Gertrude Bushard.
dohn Hauenstein Jr., who has been
troubled with a sore eye since the
hunting season last fall, had the
affection aggravated last week by
having the injured optic infected with
a speck of Christmas tree diamond
DUST
A. w. Hartwig of Morgan has &C
cepted position as travelling sales
man for the Eagle Roller Mill Co. in
Southern Minnesota and South Dako-
ia. He will be the first representative
the big milling company has had in
this territory.
Last evening, following the install
lation of the new officers Of the Ladies'
G. A. r. Circle, Mrs. Chas. Vogtel,
the retiring president, was presented
by Mrs. S. D. Peterson, on behalf OF
the Circle, with a beautiful gold badge
emblematic of the organization. It is
a token of esteem which she can prize
highly.
The New Ulm Hunters Club held
its annual meeting at Turner hall
Sunday afternoon and elected Chas.
Hauenstein as president, Robert
Brandt as secretary and Chss Brust
Sr. as treasurer. The head huntsman
is John Muhs and his assistant is
John Hauenstein Jr. The park com
mittee consists Of Chas. Hauenstein
and FIR. Grebe.
A number of Edward Reinhart's
New Ulm friends drove out to his farm
home in Courtland Saturday evening
and partook, as is their annual Gus
tom, of some of Mr.. Reinhart's deli
cious homemade sausage. They also
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart with
beautiful leather rocker, the pre- SEN
tation speech being made by Jos. A.
Eckstein.
The Commercial Club held a meet.
ing Monday evening to discuss the
need of better passenger train service
on the Minneapolis & St. Louis road.
Acommittee composed of Philip Liesch,
Chas. Vogtel, B. Stockman, F. n,
Retzlaff and j. A. Ochs. was appoin.
,, ted to confer with the business men oil
other towns along the road and even
tually take up the matter with the rail
road officials,
The Schumacher Brewing Company's
real property was sold by Sheriff Ju-
Illus Thursday morning to the Brown
County Bank for S11, 1864. O1, Capt. Al
bert Steinhauser, who represented the
bank. being the only bidder. The
banks bid was only large enough to
cover a mortgage claim with interest,
IA m 1nc 3 o,,,r, <,f 4l,o 80 l. ~,