New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-27
John G. Koch, the Candy merchant,
vas calling on relatives here yester-

John 6. Koch, the Candy merchant,
was calling on relatives here yester-
day
Edward Veeck came up from Man
kato Saturday evening to attend the
club dance.
Miss Vera Helmes returned to ST.
Paul Sunday afternoon. She had
been visiting here for a month.
Herman Held was the only New
Ulm representative at the Masonic
grand lodge meeting in st. Paul last
week.
Gen. Bobleter is having another
attack Of his old ailment and has
been unable to leave the house for
several days.
Ole o. Oleson of Albin is the latest
to enter the field of political aspirants.
He is candidate forthe deputy boiler
inspectorship.
DR.. Blume, presiding elder OF the
German Methodist church in this dis
trict, conducted quarterly meeting
services at Morgan Sunday.
John Ross, cashier in a bank at
Devils Lake, North Dakota, was in
the city over Sunday visiting his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Ross.
The Sleepy Eye poultry show opens
next Tuesday and will continue for
four days. New Ulm fanciers will
exhibit large number of birds.
Thos. Collina, the engineer, was
called to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,
Saturday by a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his aged father.
Rudolph Pfaender is back from his
trip to Battle Creek and indianapolis
and once more at work in the insur-
ance and real estate offices of his
father.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Schlekau, a resi-
dent of CORTLAND from 1881 to 1892,
died recently at her home in Aberdeen
The remains were brought to St. Peter
for burial.
Rev. j. H. Hjetland of Winthrop
was in the city Thursday calling or
Rev. Wheeler and other friends prior
to starting on a trip to Europe an(
the Holy Land.
Fred Stolz, brother of G.. A. Stolz
was in the city for a few days las
week visiting friends. Fred is nov
located at Merrill, Iowa, where he ha!
charge of the yards of the Lamper
Lumber Co.
F. P. Starr attended a meeting 0
the Northwestern station agents il
Mankato Friday afternoon. He wa
made a member Of the committee tt
arrange the program for the next re
gular meeting.
The partnership in the livery bust
ness in Springfield existing between
Charles and Peter Filzen has beer
dissolved: Charles, the retirin.
member, intends to locate either d
Wabasso or Miller, South Dakota.
Russell Johnson entertained a part
Of twenty-four high school friends a
the Dakota House Friday evening
The spacious dining room of the hote
was beautifully decorated with tn
high school colors in honor of the oc
casiOn.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hauenstein Brewin
Co. resulted in the election of all tn
old officers as follows: President
Chas. Hauenstein; vice president, job
7 Hauenstein ST.; treasurer, Marti
? Hose; secretary, John HauensIein Jr
directors, the foregoing officers an
! Dr. L. A. Fritsche.
; A meeting was held at the Conner
cial club rooms Sunday for the pu
: pose of organizing a Mems club, til
e object of the new organization bein
e to ecure occasional talks here by e,
+ perts on special subjects. AS startf
e DR.. Tomlinson, superintendent of tt
e insane asylum at St. Peter, will az
;, dress the members tomorrow evenir
on psychology.