New Ulm review., 1909-02-24
a SOP was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. T.. Zupfer.

a SOP was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Z. Zupfer.
Mrs. A. j. Meyer entertained q
number Of friends at birthday party
Friday evening.
Mrs. Follmann, the. milliner, has
engaged as her trimmer for the coming
season, Miss Lizzie Dusel of Milwau-
kee.
John Schneider, who recently came
out of a siege Of smallpox, has
suffered a relapse and is now reported
to be seriously i'll.
Miss Rosa Schmierl has entered q
commercial college at Mankato for
the purpose of taking a three months
course in stenogra ply.
A little daughter put in her appear
ance at the home of w. S. Vereoe
Monday morning. Both molher and
child are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A.. Manderfeld
are receiving the congratulations of
friends over the arrival of baby boy
at their home Wednesday.
Robert Fesenmaier, the hardware
and machine dealer, spent the greater
portion of the week at Moline, ILL.,, as
the guest of the Moline Plow Co.
Mrs. Sophia Vetter, who has been
with her daughter, Martha, at one of
the Minneapolis hospitals for the past
three weeks, returned to New Ulm
Thursday.
Miss Clara Ross came home Satur-
day from Eyota, where she is teach
ing. to remain over Washington's
birthday with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Geo. Ross.
Robert Schneider, who is now EN-
ployed by the Great Northern Rail.
way company in Spokane, arrived
here Sunday for brief visit with
friends. He is accompanied by his
,wife.
| The marriage of Fred Bauermann
of Lafayette township and Miss Lizzie
Huhn of West Newton was solemnized
at the Lutheran church in this city
Monday forenoon. Rev. Albrecht
performed the ceremony.
!! The following deputy boiler in
i spectors for this vicinity were named
: this week: c. Mull;n for Blue Earth
!; county; Andrew Young for Nicollet
county; and Patrick Fahey for Sibley
county. The inspector for Brown and
Redwood counties has thus far not
been appointed.
Hugo Boock, the Crosby, North
Dakota, druggist who has been ir
| poor health for over year, stopped
) off here last week, while on his way tc
Colorado, for brief visit with hi;
relatives. he was accompanied By
his brother, Fred, who will continue
to have charge of the Crosby store.
The Brown-Redwood Medical Socie
ty was to have held its annual meet
ing in this city today, but will un
doubtedly be prevented from doing sc
by the blockaded condition of the rail
roads. Whenever the meeting is hell
the association will have as its guest
the members of the blue Earth count,
society.
4 Capt. Gates Johnson of the stat,
engineers department was in the cit,
; yesterday making arrangements TO
the hotel accommodation of a crew o
eleven surveyors who are expected t,
arrive here this evening. This crey
, will spend a couple of days here doin4
preliminary work on the survey of tn
Minnesota river and will be followed
by another crew along about Friday
The Minneapolis Journal of Sunda,
, contained large picture Of tn
; connecticut, . the flagship of Admir-
al Sperry's globe-circling fleet. an,
: around this picture were groupe,
the portraits of the Minnesota tar
+ who had participated in the memor
able cruise. Among the faces fami
liar to people in this vicinity wer
those of John Groebner, Alfred Publ
. mann, Gustav Bethke and Jos. Groeh
ner of New Ulm and Constantin
, Schmidt OF Courtland.
Hubert Berg and Edgar Small wer
at Sleepy Eye Thursday attending
delegate meeting Of the Southern Mir
nesota Woodmen Picnic Association
The date for this years picnic, whic
q is to be held at Sleepy Eye, was nc
!, selected. but officers were elected a
i follows: President. Ed. Humphrey {
j Sleepy Eye: vice president, e. Hay
of Wells: secretary and treasurer, E
= C. Peterson of Sleepy Eve. Nh