New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-10
OF Interest in the City.

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Geo. W. Scherer of Mankato spent
Sunday here with his sisters.
The Sleepy Eye high school will
graduate a class of thirty-one this
year.
G. J. Somsen of Minneapolis visited
over Sunday with his son, the city
attorney.
DR.. Marden, the aged dentist, is
confined to his room with an acute
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Hellriegel of Madison. South
Dakota, has been visiting with New
Ulm friends since Saturday.
Athanas Henle is once more ming
ling with his friends about town after
an illness lasting over a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Seifert OF Lam
berton attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Catherine Seifert in this city Satur-
day.
Mrs, John Baasen of ST. Paul is be-
ing entertained at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Francis Baasen, On Ger
man street.
Walters & Hughes Of Cambria have
purchased of f. E. Faller Of Redwood
Falls an exceptionally high-bred
Percheron stallion.
Michael Foil, an employe of Stuebe
Bros. for several months, has severed
his connections with that firm in order
to accept position in Fargo.
A chimney fire at the Zeller home
on German Street brought out the
fire department yesterday morning.
but beyond that caused neither damage
nor Inconvenience.
Mrs. John Stelljes Sr., surrounded
by her children and grandchildren
pleasantly celebrated the seventy
second anniversary of her birthday
Thursday afternoon.
Bishop Edsall Of the Episcopal do
cese will visit New Ulm next Friday
In the evening he will deliver an ad
dress at St. Peters church and also
administer the rite of confirmation.
Mrs. T. w. Saul arrived from Min
neapolis Saturday afternoon to spend
few days with her husband, who is
one of the expert accountants now
going over the books of the Eagle
Roller Mill Co.
A deal has been in progress this
week which will probably result in thu
transfer of the meat market next tx
the Brown County Bank from Mrs
Frank A. Schnobrich to Paul B
Gudknecht of Vesta.
Prompted by the protests of it's sub
scrlbers, the New Ulm Rural Telepho1
company has rescinded it's order for ;
raise in monthly rental rates. Thi:
action was taken at a meeting Of thu
directors held a week ago.
The lecture by Prof. Thos. McClary
which was to have been given at tn
Turner Theatre in February bu
which was postponed on account o
the blizzard, is now scheduled TO
March 18th. Prof. McClary's subjec
will be 1.-THE Mission of Mirth. -
The Broadway saloon conducted
for the past two or three years b.
John Domeier was closed by Sheriff
Julius Monday on the strength of
writ of attachment issued at the in
stance of the wholesale liquor firm o
Geo. Benz & Sons of St. Paul. TIL
extent of Mr.. Domeier's liabilities ar
as yet unknown.
E. F. Taylor, the laundryman, wa
at Aberdeen and other points in Sout
Dakota nearly all of last week seek
ing for a desirable location for tn
establishment of a steam laundr
plant. Mr.. Taylor wants to get int
a field that will warrant a plant sever
al times as large as the one he ha
been conducting here.
The Kings Heralds of the Metho
dist church held their annual meetin
Sunday afternoon and elected tn
following officers: President, Marth
Garbrecht: vice. president, Hilto
Durbahn: recording secretary, Ern
Sell; corresponding secretary, Wal
ter Miller: treasurer Alma Garbrecht
librarians, Lloyd Alvin ana Ervi
Schrader: erganist, Harold. Reineke