New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-21
John Z. Hoffman, is spending the
week with his son, Henry, aC Buffalo,

John =. Hoffman, is spending the
week with his son, Henry, aG Buffalo.
The council last evening received
the resignation of J. F. Herzog as in
spector of halls and theatres.
Mrs. Frank Schwalen of Triumph
was a guest during the week at the
home Of Judge and Mrs. Geo. Ross.
Mrs. Max L. Hanft of Minneapolis
was the guest the latter part of the
week OF her aunt, Mrs. F. W. John
son.
Miss Myrtle Engel came up from
Minneapolis yesterday in order to be
present at the funeral of Jacob Pfen-
ringer.
Civil engineers are now in the city
making plans for the Improvement of
the Northwestern railway bridge at
Redstone.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Forster of Gibbon was brought to the
hospital in this city Thursday to I'M
dergo surgical operation.
Senator Wright's Indian war pen
sion bill passed the house yesterday
by vote of IS to %. It was immedi-
ately vetoed by the governor.
Louis E. Johnson of Faribault coun-
ty has succeeded Fred Steinke as man
ager of the Lone Tree Lake creamery.
Steinke has moved to Sleepy Eye.
Marcus Bang, the Eagle Roller Mill
company's representative in Northern
Iowa.. called on his employers in this
city yesterday. Mr.. Bangs home is
in Cedar Rapids.
The "Daniel Websters" defeated the
"Pirates' Sunday to the tune of 20 to
5. The feature of the game was a
home run by Edward Berg, the star
out-6elder of the "Daniel Websters. -
District court for the county of Red
wood was opened at Redwood Falls by
Judge Olsen yesterday. Court repor-
ter Eckstein, in order to be able to re-
port for duty on time, left for the scene
of action Monday afternoon.
Geo. Haag, the Frankfort. South
Dakota, miller, paid a visit last week
to his old home in this city, this be-
ing his first visit in two years.
While here he was the guest of his
father-in.law, Jos. Flor.
Mesdames Baasen and Langmack
won the head prizes at Mrs. Jos.
Epple's whist party Thursday, Mes
danes O. NJ. Olsen and Hubbard won
second honors and the foot prizes went
to Mesdames Weigand Hauenstein
and Schoch.
Frederick Johann Schliemann, an
aged resident of Nicollet county, died
at his home in CRANKY last Thursday.
The deceased was born in 1923 and
came to America in 1864. He settled
in CRANKY township, north Of Nicollet
the year following.
The ''pork barrel" allowances for
Nicollet county include 81 1000 for the
road between the Wiesenthal bridge
and Martin Mueller's, 5000 for roads
and bridges in Ridgely and $500 for a
bridge on the New Ulm-Fort Ridgely
road in West Newton.
Otto Korbel and Jos. E. Pelant o:
this city have passed the preliminary
examination required Of those who
would become pharmacists in Mime
sofa and in June they will be giver
their final test by the state board O.
pharmaceutical examiners.
The ''New Ulm Boat Club is thu
name of new organization Launched
this week, with John G. Schrodt a.
temporary president and Arthur ahn
Ike as secretary. A meeting of tn
club will be held at Turner Hall to
! morrow evening to further perfect tn
organization.
At the German Methodist churcl
! next Sunday the missionary societie
| of the congregation, the Woman
Auxiliary, the Standard Bearers an,
the King Herald will hold their an
nual thank offering service. A splen
did program of songs and addresse
has been arranged for the occasion.
The following from this vicinit
J went to LeSueur Sunday to assis
Rudolph Ochs, formerly of New Ulm
in celebrating the fftieth anniversar,
of his birth: j. A. Ochs and family
VIM. Ochs and wife. e. W. Baer an,
| wife, John Manderfeld and wife an,
| Louis Ochs and wife of New Ulm, Mrs
E. NJ. Schotzko of Sleepy Eye and A
G. Ochs and wife of Springfield
w. G.. Alvin was deputized thi
week hy Chairman F,ckStein of FIJI