New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-22
Mrs. Philip Haas will visit several
weeks at st. Paul.

Mrs. Philip Haas will visit several
weeks at st. Paul.
Dance at the Opera house, Friday
evening, Dec. 81.
City Justice Henningsen and wife
last Monday departed for angeles,
Cal, where they will spend the winter.
! Mrs. Fred Setter, returned Saturday
from Bedford, Ind. where she had
been visiting with relatives for the
past four weeks.
/ Prof. R. Fischer of the Wisconsin
! University at Madison is expected in
this city next Friday to spend the holt
day vacation with Dr. and Mrs L. G.
Bell.
Sidney and LIE Roy Alvin, students
of the University of Minneapolis, are
spending their Xmas vacation with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Alvin.
! Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Amanda
Frenzel of this city to Vim. 81. Meyer
of La Crosse, to take place next Satur-
day Dec. 25th at the home of the bride.
1t will be good news for the many
friends Of Ben Stockman to learn,
that he is improving in health and
hopes are entertained that he will be
able to leave the hospital after the
holidays.
An immense assortment of suit
able gifts for father, brother, cousin
etc. at Reim's Jewelry store.
Ole Larson, an old pioneer, who has
lived in this vicinity for over 45 years
last Friday died at his home in Berna-
dotte TIP. The funeral took place Tues
day afternoon and interment was made
in the Lutheran cemetery.
Martin J. Clum, pioneer newspaper
man OF St. Paul and Civil war vete-
ran, died last week at his home ia
Highwood Park. He came to St. Paul
|
2 sofa infantry during the Civil war.
Albert F. Woods, Washington, D.
c., was chosen dean of the state agri.
cultural college and will enter upon
his new duties Feb. /. Otto s.. Zell-
ner of Detroit was chosen assistant
professor Of civil engineering and
> surveying.
In appreciation of the very liberal
patronage on the part of the public,
the Scenic on Christmas afternoon,
Dec. 18th, will open its doors and give
9 all the children of New Ulm, mind you
3 children only, free Matinee show
Manager Hanson wishes all the boys
, and girls Merry Christmas an6
hopes to see them Saturda y afternoon
, at the Scenic.
Chas. Newdall of Lamberton. was
: here recently for the purpose of ar
i; ranging to move his cement tile
i. machinery to his Riverside Dair,
a farm. in order to more convenient,
). manufacture the tile that is to be uset
;. in county ditch No. Is, for which h,
was recently awarded the contract
d The ditch is to drain the large slough
o south Of town. Mr.. Newdall finds
an easy>matter to obtain fine grave
on his farm, and when the finished
q product is once ready for transpor
:. tation it will be a deal more con
venient to haul it from his farm thai
v were it necessary to make SHIPMENT
from Lamberton. : Springfield AID
vance.
;: John Hoffman,, who had been al
inmate of the poor farm for some time
died Wednesday noon. While on hi
way to town from the institute, tri
! which he made quite frequently, b
was stricken with heart failure nea
the residence of Jos. Karl on Sout
- Minnesota street and died instantly
The deceased was native of Be
=. hemia, born in 1929. On coming t.
- America many years ago he settle
directly at New Ulm with his wife an,
son, Jos. G. Hoffman,. Having bee
:, in want late years he was admitted t.
! the poor farm together with his wife
- who survives him, May %, 1909. Th
funeral took place from the Catholi
church Friday morning.
:. We still have few of those hand
C some umbrellas, they go like he
cakes, come and see them. G.. G.. Rein