New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-07

julius Nicolei and wife Of Gibbon
called on their New elm friends
Monday.
The marriage of Nick Gulden and
Miss lrma Krause will take place next
Wednesday.
At the Lutheran church Sunday
thirty-seven young people received the
rites of confirmation.
It is intended that the dance given
at the Turner hall next Monday eve
ming shall be the social event OF the
season.
Edward Meidl, until recently en-
ployed at brewery in Menominee, is
paying a visit to his old home in La
fayette.
Carl Moerbitz, the painter and
paper hanger, has opened a shop in
the building next to Goodies photo
graph gallery.
John Sperstad and Miss Mary
Anne Ulen of Linden we're united in
marriage by Judge Ross at the pro-
hate Office yesterday afternoon.
A. Danielson, the dealer in musical
instruments, will move his store from
the Kiesling block to the Rollof
building formerly occupied by J. B..
Arnold.
Albert Stuebe, youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Stuebe, has been
dangerously i'll the past few days, his
life at times being despaired of, but
at latest accounts he was improving.
Drs. Fritsche, Mihleis and Miller,
local dental surgeons, have expressed
their intention to attend the annual
meeting of the Southern Minnesota
Dental association to be held in Man
kato the first three days of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein
have concluded their winters sojourn
| in Florida and are now on their way
home. Brief visits with their daugh-
tiers in Bedford, Indiana, and Chicago
will intervene before they reach New
| Ulm.
The New Ulm Poultry association
will hold meeting at President
Pfaender's Office tomorrow evening to
discuss the advisability of holding
district poultry shows in the future,
instead of individual city and village
| shows.
The lumber yards of the J. H. Queal
company at Comfrey and Wabassc
have been consolidated with the yards
of the Youmans company. j. A
Schaeffer the Queal agent at Comfrey
will be given the management of {
yard in Iowa.
VIM. Dannheim, the well-knowr
Lafayette farmer, was brought from
his home Lear Klossner to the hospita
in this city yesterday. He is suffer
ing from a severe case of paralysis
the first attack of which was sustained
over year ago.
The building near the Eagle Mill
which was formerly used as a saloon
has been sold by the Hauensteil
Brewing Co., to Ferdinand Gollnast
Mr.. Gollnast is moving it onto hi
lots near the Northwestern hotel ant
will fit it up as dwelling and store
The famous Welcome Berkner case
which originate over DR.. Welcome
attempt to collect So bill from Ed
ward F. Berkner, will be fought out il
the supreme court this month, appea
having been taken by Mr.. Berkne
from Judge Morrison's decision sus
tanning the verdict rendered in tn
Sleepy Eye municipal court.
Several much-needed Improvement
will be made in the Congregations
church building this spring. A ne,
foundation will be placed under tn
structure, sewer connections will b
established, alterations will be mad
in the heating plant and a pastor
study will be erected as an additio
to the lecture room. Work on tn
improvements will be commenced a
once.
: Mrs. H. L. Beecher departed for th
east Wednesday intending to spen
several weeks visiting with relative
in New York, Pennsylvania and Mass
achusetts. On the 10Th she and he
sister, Miss Treadwell of st. Peter
: who is at present student at Bry
Mawr college, will go to Washingto
. to attend the sessions of the Continen