New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-31

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Miss Ida Hers is home from Tracy
on weeks vacation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Armstrong spert
Sunday with friends III Minneapolis.
Eff. Taylor and family departed
for their new home in Aberdeen
yesterday.
Attorney Einar Hoidale returned to
Minneapolis from his winters soiourn
in Texas Saturday
E. G. Remmele of Sleepy Eye con-
templates opening an automobile re-
pair shop in this city.
! Alfred Kretsch, student in a veteri-
nary college in Chicago, is home for
two weeks vacation.
Three "Rio'' cars, intended for
Drs. Schoch, Weiser and Mueller,
arrived in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Townsend
have been entertaining Mrs. Louis
Irving of Minot, North Dakota, the
past few days.
James Keegan, the Redwood Falls
telegrapher, is enjoying fortnight's
vacation, most of which will be spent
with his parents in this city.
Seats for the Turner Theatre pro-
duction Of ''The Lion and the Mousse
were placed on sale at the Pioneer
Drug Store this morning.
Miss Ross, teacher in the pu bic
schools of Eyota, spent her spring
vacation with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Geo. Ross, in this city.
VIM. Hellmaun will build new resi-
dence this spring on a lot on South
Washington street purchased of Geo.
Guth. The price paid for the lot
was S615.
Lloyd Wheaton Bowers, former
counsel for the Chicago & Northwes-
tern road, has been named by Presi-
dent Taft as solicitor general in the
department of justice.
News was received here Monday of
the death on that day of the two-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Graf of Ivanhoe. The child will be
brought here for burial.
G. G. Curry arrived here from South
St. Paul Sunday, to enter upon his
new duties with the Stuebe Bros
commission concern. Mr. Curry's
family will join him in two weeks.
f. P. Bertrand, the well-known
Sleepy Eye citizen, has gone to the
Pacific coast on an extended visit.
Mr.. Bertrand has number of rela-
tives living in southern California.
William Gluth of Milford ranks
first among the local creamery's
patrons for the month of February,
his receipts amounting to SlS6. 50.
Jacob Haubrich received sl60.20 and
John Landsteiner S1O3.9S.
| J. c. Joslin, one of the government
dairy and food inspectors, was in Nj
collet county last week trying to in.
terest the Nicollet, CORTLAND and
Oshawa creameries in a combination
bid for the annual supply Of butter
for the United States navy.
The Columbia Clothing company's
store in Mankato was visited by a
burglar Sunday night and robbed Of
$3.50. That the amount stated was
not greater is due to the fact thai
there was no more cash there to steal
Manager zschunke having taken the
bulk of the money drawers contents
home with him Saturday night.
Captain Angel, a Norwegian army
officer and traveller of note who is
now on lecturing tour of America
has consented, at the request of Rev
Norman, to deliver one of his interest
ing illustrated talks at Hanska some
time during the month of April. Or
April 2lst Capt. Angel will be the
| guest of the Norwegians of Mime
apolis.
i Alfred Pullman, one of the boys
: who made the round-the-world cruise
with the American naval fleet, arrived
: here Monday for brief visit with hi!
: parents. He will remain week Of
two and then go to join his ship il
! the navy yard near Boston. TIL,
world cruise, he says, was the great
! est experience that could ever com,
). to young man.
W. F. Cavanaugh has severed hi
partnership connections with tn,
{ Cuddy-Cavanaugh company and Will
{ leave this week for ST. Paul to accep
: a position with j J. Hyland. head o
+ one Of the leading plumbing concern
of the Capitol City. Mr.. Cavanaugh