New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-19

J.H. Siegel and wife returned from
French Lick Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wech are the
happy parents of girl baby, born on
the 10Th.
DR.. Weiser has sold his driving
horse to Nels Anderson of Burnstown,
the former sheriff.
John Dorm, the painter who has
established himself in business at
Wabasso, moved his family to that
village last Tuesday.
A daughter was born Saturday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ros-
cee, now living at Springfield. Mrs.
Roscoe is sister of F. j. Nenno.
The male chorus of DIR. Martin Luz
ther college, under the direction of
Prof. Reuter-, will give a concert at
Nicollet village tomorrow evening.
It will grieve the numerous New Ulm
friends of Miss Jennie Melby of st.
Paul, VINO has visited here frequently,
to know that she is dangerously i'll
with tuberculosis.
Bob Jones, itinerant painter, bache-
lor and hale fellow we'll met, has re-
turned to his old haunts in Cotton
wood township after an absence of
nearly twenty years.
Mrs. J. 81. Coffmann has purchased
the Arnold Stamm dwelling on North
Washington street and will continue
to make this city her home. The price
paid for the house was $3.50.
It is reported that new time-card,
restoring what was popularity known
as the Observation-Disclosures schedule,
will go into effect over this division of
the Northwestern road next Sunday
Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein was called
to Topeka, Kansas, last week on legal
business connected with the Ancient
Order of United Workmen of which he
is supreme foreman. He returned
Friday. =
F. A., Arhard, the Lisbon, South
Dakota jeweler, is paying a visit to
his parents in this city and incidental
ly enjoying the renewable old acquain-
tances. he arrived Monday and will
remain two weeks.
e. F. Tetzlaff of Danville has been
Fengaged as manager of the Nicollet
County Cooperative company's bust
ness at CORTLAND. He succeeds D.
W. Vomhof, who resigned in order to
go into the hardware business with
John Havemeier Jr.
Otto Pless and wife of Gibbon have
been visiting here the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Winkelmann.
AS, soon as Mr.. Pless can make
arrangements for the purchase of a
residence IN New Ulm he intends to
again make this city his home,
Cashier Pfaender of the State bank,
Cashier Koch of the Citizens State
| and Anton Schiller of the Brown
County bank will attend the bankers
convention in Sleepy Eye next Friday.
Why wouldn't it be a good idea for
them to land the next meeting for New
Ulm.
Stephen Thorne, clerk of the district
court of Blue Earth county for the
past twenty-five years. died Sunday
morning of a complication of diseases
from which he has been sufferer for
several weeks. Judge Pau has ap.
pointed George Krost,. the Mankat Q
city recorder, to succeed him as clerk
Rev. and Mrs. Amandus Norm an OF
Hanska are in ST. Paul this week at.
tending the annual meeting of the
Western Unitarian conference. Ole
Jorgenson of Linden, who is president
of the Minnesota Unitarian associa-
lion, was prevented from attending by
reason of the fact that the county
board, of which he is also member,
is in session at the same time.
The zoeglings of the Turnverein
have arranged for a social hop at the
hall next Saturday evening, the pro-
ceeds of which are to go towards de-
fraying the expenses of the class OF
actives that is to represent the local
soeiety in. the national funniest in
Cincinnati. The object is deserving
one and the means towards the end
will undoubtedly meet with liberal en-
| couragement.
Christian Arndt of Cambria was ar
rested Monday on complaint of Annie
Kech, New Ulm girl of twenty-one
years, who charges him with being the
father of her Legitimate child. Wher
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