New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-13

Jos. Smasal was business visitor
in st. Paul and also in st. Peter this
week.
The annual meeting of the Brown
County Agricultural society will be
held next week.
A son put in his appearance at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thiel
Sunday morning
It is reported that Henry Bastian
will spend a goodly portion of the
present year in Arizona.
Miss Louise Thiedemann under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the hospital Monday forenoon.
The j. L. D. Baseball club of this
city have hired four Mankato play
ers to appear with them next season.
Miss Lillian Juni, who has been
teaching school at Fern Hill, Oregon,
returned to her home in this city the
early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. johnson gave
dinner Friday evening in honor of
their niece, Miss Vera Helmes of st.
Paul. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Andrew ]. Eckstein left for st. Paul
yesterday to attend meeting of the
directors of the Minnesota Pharma-
ceutica] Manufacturing Association.
The New Ulm Bowling Association
will soon be thing of the past. The
members have decided to dispose of
their equipment in the Henle building
and wind up their affairs as quickly
as possible.
Miss Ida Deibach, who was raised
in the family of George Jacobs of this
city and who moved to California
seven years ago, died at her home in
Los Angeles last Thursday at the age
of thirty two years.
Walter Schell will invite number
of his young friends to sleighing
party Saturday evening. After the
sleigh-ride refreshments will be served
at the State street home of Walters
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwert-
feger.
The county printing this year goes
, to the Brown County journal. The
publisher agrees to publish the delin.
quent tax list for four cents per de.
scription and do all the other official
printing for $500. He also agrees to
furnish the financial statement in sup.
plement form to the Sleepy Eve Her.
aid, Springfield Advance, New Ulm
News and Hanska Herald.
County Treasurer Berg has ar.
ranged his tax collecting tour of the
county as follows: Sleepy Eye, Febru
airy 10th and 1lth at the First Nation
al bank; Hanska, February 18th al
the State bank; Springfield, February
18th aud 10Th at the First National
bank; Comfrey, February 18th at the
State bank; Golden, February 18th a.
the State bank; Evan, February 19tt
at the State bank.
The annual meeting of the Eagle
Roller Mill Co. was held yesterday
forenoon. Chas. Silverson was re
elected president, VIM. Silverson o
Cincinnati was named Ito succeed tn,
late Anton Schmidt as first vice presi
dent and J. 81 Sigel was continued
in his present capacity as second vic,
president. Chas. Vogtel remains tn,
secretary of the big concern and II. L
Beecher comes into the list of officer
as treasurer, the position formerl,
held by VIM. Silverson.
j, The New Ulm Poultry Association
! has issued its premium list for the an
nual poultry show to be held at th
opera house during the five days be
ginning January 22nd and if the list i
J anyIcriteriont the show will certainly b
big one. All kinds of prizes are be
I ing offered, including silver cups, cas-
} premiums, badges, poultry journal
i and stock foods, and every poSsibl
care is promised the birds while O
exhibition. D. e. Hale will act a
!. judge and on the evening of Januar
18th will give lecture illustrated wit