New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-17
OF Interest in the City.

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Gratz visited
last week with Waseca relatives.
Mrs. G. Filzen Sr. was painfully
injured Sunday by falling on an icy
walk.
The Minnesota river surveyors COM
pleted their work into Mankato Fri
day evening.
G. G. REIN is the happiest man in
it New Ulm today. It's a boy. Date
of arrival, this morning.
Miss Martha Stork returned Friday
from a weeks stay with her friend
Miss Mueller, in ST. Paul.
]. G. Meyer of Hoffman,, Mimi,
is spending the week with his brother,
Alderman Meyer Of the Third ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. S1gel are enjoy
ing visit from the latter's father,
, Attorney F. Fl. Lamb Of Madison, Wis.
Miss Alwina Scherer and her sister,
Mrs. Tory Olson of Washington,
spent portion of the week with Twin
City friends.
August Windthorn leaves for North
Dakota today on d land-selling tour.
He will be accompanied by parties
from Milroy.
Miss Myrtle Won Hagen of Sleepy
Eye will be one of the soloists at a
st, Patrick's day celebration in ST..
Peter this evening.
Farmers in Lafayette township are
forming a cooperative association to
undertake the business of treating
fence posts with creosote. -.
Drs. Schoch and Weiser have Joined
the ranks of the automobile enthusi-
asts. Each of them, together with DR..
Emil Mueller, has placed an order for
a REQ car.
The New Ulm Bowling association,
having been compelled to relinquish
their quarters in the Henle building,
have stored their alleys in the sheds
of the Fullerton Lumber Co.,
Mayor Bobleter is again confined to
his home with an attack of his old
ailment. His condition yesterday was
regarded as serious, but today he
seems on the way to recovery.
j. Martin Hanson. a son-in-law OF
the late John Bellm, has been ap-
pointed trainmaster for the North
western company at Clinton, Iowa.
Formerly he was trainmaster at Mason
City.
Jos. Martinka has rented the Rachel
meier saloon on North Minnesota
street and will conduct it after April
10Th, Mr.. Kachelmeier, the retiring
proprietor, will return to his farm
near Fairfax.
Lambertoa voters fought out the
license question at last Tuesday S
election and the "wets" won, the vote
being 90 to 81. In Echo the license
people carried the day by a majority
of only l. Walnut Grove went "dry'
Postmaster Peterson has gone from
Washington to Hot Springs, Arkan
sas, where he will remain for couple
of weeks. His son-in-law, Andrew J
Olin, who accompanied him to the IA
tional capitol, has returned to his
nome in Franklin.
Manager Hanson of the Scenic
Theatre and Albin Carlson are con
tempiating the opening of an automo
bile agency in this city and also the
running of an automobile sightseeing
car. Mr.. Hanson will 60 to the Twir
Cities next week to select the type O.
car they will exploit.
Mrs. E. G.. Johnson, whow brough
acre from Hendricks ten days ago sui
fering from internal troubles, under
went surgical operation at the hos
pital Monday morning. DR.. Jensen
of Hendricks assisted in the delicate
undertaking, the performance of which
consumed nearly two hours.
Brigadier General Bobleter's staff
the Second Regiment band and Com
pany A will be officially inspected thi
evening by 1t. Col. Gerlach of tn
regular army. Capt. Hatcher, militar.
,storekeeper, will accompany Col. Ger
ZACH for the purpose OF checking W
the state property in the possession o
the local militia.