New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-17
Ed. Week, the Mankato miller,
called on his old New Ulm acquain-
tances Sunday.

Ed. Week, the Mankato miller,
called on his old New Uim acquain-
tances Sunday.
The Minnesota river surveyors state
that the distance from Big Stone lake
to Mankato is just 217 miles.
Yesterday was CHERRY day''-in
New Ulm. Today is st. Patrick's
day-eyerywhere except in New Ulm.
Misses Gertrude and Theresa Ross
visited with their sister, Mrs. Albert
Bigot, in Springfield the forepart of
the week.
r. W. Scherer spent a goodiy por-
ton of the week in the Twin Cities in
the interest of the Minnesota Flint
Rock Co.
VIM. ii. Meyer came up from La
Crosse Sunday to witness the home
talent production Der Herrgott-
schnitzer Won Ammergau.'
Chas. Schroek of Lam berton visited
over Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Schroek of West Cen
tire street. He was accompanied by
his family.
J,P. Gull of Redwood Falls has
taken charge of the. saloon in Evan
conducted during the past year by
Hans Smith. Mr.. Smith in turn has
become resident of Sleepy Eye.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Peters were
made happy Sunday evening by the
arrival at their home of twelve
pound baby boy. Mr.. Peters is one
OF the job printers in the Review Of
fee.
State pensions of sl2 month have
been granted by the adjutant general
to Mrs. Helena Roos and Mrs. Zieher
for services rendered by their hus-
bands during the Indian outbreak.
The Degree of Honor will give cof-
fee social at the Woodman hall next
Wednesday afternoon. The socialis in
commemorative of the eighth anniver-
sary of the reorganization of the order.
Mrs. H. G. Erbe and daughter
arrived here Wednesday evening from
Green Bay, Wis. The following day
they drove out to Linden to attend the
funeral of that well-known Brown
county citizen, John Halvorsen.
The Springfield telephone company
has just declared an annual cash di-
vidend of ten per cent. The company
is Differed as follows: President, DR..
Shrader: vice president, A. G. Ander-
son: secretary, DR.. Hintz: treasurer,
VIM. G. Frank.
E. G. Schevenell, superintendent of
this division of the Chicago & North
western road, has rendered his resig-
nation in order to devote his whole
time to private business enterprises
and investments in Texas. He is sue
ceeded by VIM. Wallison of Chicago.
The well-known cigar manufacturer,
Theo. Mueller, has consented to be-
come candidate for alderman in the
Second ward: and last evening Emil
Wicherski made the first positive
statement that he would stand for re.
election. The fight should prove a
pretty one.
Frederick Lendt, one of the early
settlers of Brown county, died at his
home in Sleepy Eye last Wednesday.
The deceased came to the township OF
Sigel in 1866 and in 1873 married
Carolina Schultz of New Ulm, Seven
children we're horn to them, of whom
six are still living.
Friday evening the high school
girls team went to Lamberton and
won victory over the team of that
village by a score of IA to II. Flora
Getting scored all the points for the
New Ulm aggregation and won round
after round of applause by her ex-
ceptionally clever playing. The
Lamberton people proved excellent
hosts and the girls came home with
nothing but praise for their enter
tainers.
The Sleepy Eye Driving and Ath-
letic Association at its annual meet
ing last week reelected George Glotz-
bach as president, Mat Bertrand as
! vice president, 2. j. Graf as secre-
| tary, Hans Mo as treasurer and F. II.
Buelow, DR.. Welcome, G. M. Grees,
G. T. Cutting and John Hickle as
members of the board of directors
The association has 1892. 10 in the
treasury and is not encountered with
cent of Indebtedness.
John Peterson, who for a period Of
twenty-five years up until 1898 held the
Office of judge of probate in Nicollei
county, died last Wednesday morning