New Ulm review., 1909-02-24

Attorney Jos. A. Eckstsin was
Candy visitor Sunday.
Misses Louisa and Hattie Jahnke
have been visitors in Mankato since
Sunday.
Gibbon parties are dickering for the
purchase Of the cooperative creamery
at st. George.
Fred Wellner Of Lafayette reports
the arrival OF baby boy at his home
on ST. Valentines day.
A meeting of the Minnesota River
Improvement league is to be held in
St. Paul next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Eichmann and children
of Springfield were entertained last
week at the home of Mrs. j. p. Graf.
The interior of the home of A. w.
Bingham IS being repainted and
decorated by VIM. Ludcke of ST.
Peter
Leonard Korupp and Miss Louisa
Tepe, both of this city, will be united
in marriage at the Lutheran church
tomorrow.
Mrs. Chas. P. Stengel was very
agreeably surprised by about thirty
Of her lady friends at her home Sat-
urday evening.
A. C. Ochs, the well-known Spring
field manufacturer, came down from
that village Monday to attend the
funeral of John Franta.
A petition is now being circulated
in Hanska calling upon the village
council to resubmit the question Of
licensing saloons to the voters at the
coming village election.
The Southern Minnesota Dental as
sociation, to which many of the New
Ulm dental surgeons belong, will hold
its annual meeting in Mankato on
April 18th, 18th and l4th.
Postmaster Peterson is being accom-
panied on his visit to Washington by
his son-in-law. Andrew j. Olin OF
Franklin. Mr.. Olin was at one time a
government employe in the national
capitol.
Judge Olsen has granted new trial
/ in the case of Mrs. Domjnick Wicher-
ding VS.. John J. Krueger. This is the
case which was tried at the last term
of court and which resulted in ver-
dict for the plaintiff for 5000.
The New Ulln Maennerchor will
give one OF its popular concerts a,
Springfield in the near future. Two
years ago a concert by this organiza.
tion proved the greatest musical treat
the village to our west had ever ex
perienced.
Mrs. Il. L. Beecher went to Mankate
Monday to attend a luncheon given a
the home of Mrs. Harrison L. Schmid
by the Anthony Wayne Chapter Of tht
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion in honor of Washington's birth
day.
/ E. S. II. Johnson of Gaylord is th'
new deputy oil inspector tor Sible,
lcounty, Gov. johnson having ap
pointed him to succeed w. W. Dun
ming of Winthrop. Chas. e. Lamber
ton Of Redwood Falls is the Redwoo,
county successor Of George Vaughn
H. H. Schleuder, a jeweler (,
Florence, South Dakota, suicide,
recently as the result of domestl
difficulties. The young man was
nephew of Hugo Schleuder of Spring
field and a son-in-law of Aug. Jaehl
of the same city. He leaves wifi
and one small child
In the creamery managers contest
held in connection with the Nationa
Dairy Show in Chicago last month
seventh prize went to Chris Ahlnes
of Hanska. Mr.. Ahlness' score wa
96.5, which must be regarded as re
markable considering the great nun
Der of contestants competing.
Grand Generallssamo Burchard c
the Knights Templar of Minnesot
officially inspected De Molay Con
mandary of this city Wednesday ever
ing. Present at the inspection wer
the following out-of-town members
A. Y. Rieke and Chas. W. He;man
of Fairfax, E. G. Hage of Hanska an
A. Frederickson of Springfield.
Fred Glasshrannar a fa rraan Il i,ri :,