New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-05

Albert Jungquist and family left for
their new home in Minneapolis Satur-
day.
Ath. Henle spent the greater portion
of the week with relatives in Redwood
Falls.
| The marriage of Mic Bank and
/ Miss Theresa Brosch will be solem-i
nized next Tuesday.
Mrs. Theo. Crone and son have
been spending the past two or three
days with Minneapolis friends.
Mrs. Chas. Brust Sr. and Mrs.
Fred Brust are in Winthrop this week
visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
lOkeson.
A fairly good play but an awfully
poor house was the record for the per-
Torrance of 1.-THE Carpet Bagger'' at
the Turner Theatre Sunday evening.
The county commissioners will meet
on the 18th. The chief business to be
transacted will be the granting of
liquor licenses to parties at Essig and
Searles.
Miss Minnie 'Schech arrived here
from Chicago Saturday for week S
visit with relatives. In short while
she expects to go to California to live
with Ter aunt.
The Springfield ball club defeated
the Redwood nine Sunday with score
: of too Smith for Springfield pitched
2 magnificent game, holding the Red
3 wood sluggers to two hits.
The city council last evening &C.
e cepted the bid of August Pullman
: for the laying of all cross-walks to be
: ordered during the present year. Mr..
r Pullman agrees to do the work for
s1.20 per yard.
e C. W. Switzer, resident of Leaven.
It worth for twenty-five years, has solo
n his farm of $50 acres in that township
S to Mr.. Fischer of Marshall. Mr.
Switzer takes in part payment resi-
g dence in Marshall where he expects tt
= make his home.
;, At the home of Jacob Schneider OF
q Hauenstein hill Sunday evening ;
farewell party was held in honor o
S Mr.. Schneider's brother, Frank, wht
e left two days later for a prortracte,
r visit with his daughters family il
n Great Falls, Montana.
P. A. Retrum, the Lafayette banker
= is serving as a petit juror in the Uni
If ted States district court at Fergu
is Falls this week. Deputy Postmaste
ID Weddendorf of this city has been sum
" moned 70 appear in a similar capacit
at Winona on the 18th.
" There will be no Arbor Day in Mir
in nesota this year, Gov. Johnson,
" the rush of business incidental to tt
IN Legislative session, having overlooke
il the custom of designating a date fc
it's observance. There is no law r.
no quiring him to issue proclamation
in b. Won Laehr of Berlin, a memb.
at Of the Royal Settlement Commissic
"a appointed by Emperor William WI
y, in the city Thursday and Frida
as having been sent here by Cons
Grunow of st. Paul to gather info
s. nation regarding our agricultural ar
in milling Industries. While in town
Lst was the guest of DIR. L. A. Fritsche.
OF Mrs. Rosalia Ambrosch, a wido
as died at her home in this city la
ID Tuesday afternoon of last week ar
III was buried from the Holy TRIM
church Thursday forenoon. The d
IS ceased was ninety-one years of a.
ir- and had been in feeble health f
Eat some time. She is survived by h
"a son, John Ambroseh, and a daught
er, Mrs. Landsteiner.
10 The Commercial Club held
'ne regular monthly meeting Mond
Ia evening. This was the meeting desi
mated at the time of the clubs organ
err zatlon for the election of officers a
Ter the club without any contests select
Ell the following: President, A. W. Biz
RI ham; vice presidents, L. j. Bueng
'st. and j. A. Ochs; secretary, Gilbert \
&C Funk; treasurer, F. 81. Behnl
the directors, B. Stockman, Ferd. Crol
to Chas. Vogtel, DR.. o. c. Strickl
Jos. Arbes and Albert Pfaender.