New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-28

MISS Louise Ihledemann paid
visit to her parents in this city the
forepart of the week, returning to
Minneapolis Friday afternoon.
Burg's battery, as reorganized, will
have its first drill next Sunday.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser transacted
legal business in st. Paul Monday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Arndt has returned to
New Jim after a half years sojourn
with relatives in Westfeld, Wis.
A meeting of the city. village and
township assessors of Brown county
will be held at the auditors Office in
this city tomorrow.
B Sir Knights Stricken, Bingham and
Olsen are at ST. Paul today attending
the annual conclave of the Minnesota
Grand Commandery.
Gov. johnson leaves st. Paul Fri
day night for Old Point Comfort. He
goes in search of rest, his health of
late not having been of the best.
Mic Brosch. an aged citizen of New
Ulm, died at his home on North Min
nesota street early this morning.
F. 81. Retzlaff on Monday purchased
the Pfeiffer property on Washington
street opposite the public schools.
The price paid for the two lots was
50, 500.
Peter Giefer has sold his residence
property on Washington street to
Theodore Lange. This is the building
that was formerly owned by Mr..
Schrader.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schluck, aged
and destitute residents of the Third
ward, have become county charges
and are now inmates of the county
poor house.
The main shaft in the Eagle mill
broke Thursday afternoon, necessitat-
ing the shutting down of the mill until
Monday. The broken section, weigh.
ing more than ton, was expressed to
Minneapolis for repair and J. II.
Siegel, the head miller, went down to
see that there was no DELAY in it's re.
| turn
f. Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Andring went to
st. Peter on Monday of last week to
attend the wedding of the formers
niece, Miss Margaret Andring, to Mr.
Arthur Veith, a. prominent young
business man of North Mankato. Ate,
the ceremony the bridal couple accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Andring to thei1
home in this city and, after a brie
visit, started west on honeymoon
/ trip.
| Petitions are being circulated ap
pealing to the board of commissioner:
of Nicollet county to do something
towards raising the roads leading u,
to the Wiesenthal bridge. Copies o
the petition are to be found at tn,
business places of Crone Bros.
Bastian & Marti, Ernst Laue, F. II
Retzlaff ard Robert Fesenmaier, ant
| it behooves every Nicollet count,
farmer who does his trading in thi.
city to make it point to sign one O
them
B. Stockman and r. A. Ochs, repre-
senting the Commercial Club. had {
conference with Gen. Passenger Agen
Cults of the Minneapolis & ST. Loui:
road last week regarding the need O
improved passenger train service he
tween this city and Minneapolis. Mr.
Cults gave them considerable en-
Encouragement and stated that if any
thing could be done it would be don,
by June lst. The schedule suggested
by the New Ulm men included a trair
leaving here between five and 81,
O'Clock in morning and returning a
night.
An audience that practically fillet
the big theatre Witnessed the forty
third anniversary celebration of tn,
Turner Zoeglings-Verein Saturda
evening. Following an able address
by Capt. Steinhauser, in which h,
briefly outlined the principles OF thu
Turnverein, an excellent program O
Igymnastic and calisthenic exercise
was carried out under the direction O
| Prof. Helm. Nearly hundred pupil
participated and there was hardly
number that did not merit, and wa
not greeted with, enthusiastic applause
After the exercises, the children wer
permitted to indulge in the freedom Q
the hall.
Pride.
AIRY and his best girl were discuss
ing recent events in the High street
Bethnal Green.