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

Otto Oswald has purchased the Max
Burg residence on South Broadway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hanft OF Mime
apolis were visitors in the city yester- :
day.
Miss Marie cummings of st. Peter
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. II.
Behnke.
Chas. Hauser of the Hauser Mailing
company of ST. Paul was calling on
friends here yesterday.
The marriage of VIM. HUM and
Miss Magdalena Baumann, both of
West Newton, will occur on the 18th.
The members of the Turner Zoeg-
ling Verein will entertain their friends
and parents at a dancing party at the
Turner theatre next Sunday evening.
Ath. Henle was very agreeably sur
prised at his home Sunday evening by
the members OF the Caecilian-V erein.
Seifert's band also added Joy to the
| occasion.
Grand and petit jurors will hereaf-
ter receive So per day for their servi-
ces, instead of 81 as heretofore. Mile
age will be allowed at the rate of ten
cents mile.
Roy hammers, stepson of James
Newton, died suddenly Monday eve
ming of heart failure. The boy was
nineteen years old and for some time
had been in the employ of F. b. Behn-
Ike.
DR.. Il. D. Vain, the bacteriologis
of the ST. Peter asylum for insane,
was in the city Sunday and made a
number of interesting demonstrations
at the hospital before group Of local
physicians,
| F. J. Goblirsch, who moved to this
city from Lafayette shortly after the
disastrous fire in that village last fall,
returned last week to the. Nicollet
county town to accept position with
Victor Lund & Co.
The board of public works on
Thursday evening denied the petition
of certain Front street property
owners for an extension of the city
sewer from Center to Fifth North
, streets. The council confirmed this
l action last evening.
Rev. Muehlhausen and family bade
goodbye to New Ulm friends this weel
, and departed, on Monday, for theil
: new home in Winona. Rev. Muehl
$ hansen was until recently pastor o
r the Bethel church, but was compelled
: to resign on account of i'll health.
y George Kraus cut bad cash an,
also an artery in his left arm abov
: the elbow while butchering on hi
n farm in Sigel Monday morning. b
q at once telephoned to New Ulm for
d physician and then got into a ri
n and met the doctor half way betwee
= his home and town.
]. The fire department. members at
,r meeting held Monday evening eleete
N delegates to the state convention to /
IS held at Cloquet in June as follows
At large, Chief Koch and John He
II zog; representing Hose Co. No.
r Robert Brandt; representing Hose O.
ID No. 8, Mat. Peterson; representa-
70 the Hook and Ladder Co., Anto
Simmet. In addition to these all TO
mer chiefs are entitled to seats in tt
convention.
~ According to the Sleepy Eye Herald
~ Dispatch Attorney Geo. w. Some
= vile has sold his residence propert
in that city and one of his farms
>, Mulligan and will hereafter spend a
:. OF his winters in California. TIL
- move on the port of the former sen
tor will not affect his law partnershi
with Albert Hauser, however, as M
's Somerville expects to spend porto
~ of each year in Minnesota lookir
9 after his multifarious business affair
"a The Boettger farm in SigeI, whie
- has for so long been the source of Il
igation in the courts was finally so
% last week by Referee S. A. Geor
= on the strength of an order issued
:. Judge Olsen. Jacob Klossner J
= bought the farm for $40, 100, of viii
- one third will go to the widow of NJ
Boettger and the remaining two thir
to JOS. Boettger, a son who is now
= inmate of the asylum for insane
s st. Peter. Attorney Albert Stei
+ hauser is the latter's guardian.
The assessors of the county met