New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-12
Otto Schell and wife are now i
French Lick Springs, Indiana.

Otto Schen and wife are now in
French Lick Springs, Indiana.
Miss Franziska Bellm went to ST.
Paul Friday for short stay with
friends.
Mrs. Ole Lilleodden died recently at
her home in Lake Hanska township at
the age of sixty-one years.
Louis Hoffman,, son of John Hoff-
mann, the wagonmaker, has accepted
of employment in Aberdeen.
Mrs. Gebhardt of Black River Falls,
Wisconsin, is guest at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Albert Held.
Jos. Arbes, the popular druggist,
expects to go to California in month
or two to enjoy much needed rest.
The Hanska Herald reports the mar
riage on Wednesday last of John NJ.
Anderson and Miss Christine Harbo.
Ernst Pfeiffer & Son have con-
tracted to paint the exterior wood
work of the Lutheran church and
parsonage.
Jos. Drummer, after an absence OF
many years, has returned to New Ulm
and accepted position in the meat
market of Andrew Saffert.
Chas. Brust Jr. will go to Winona
next week to serve as grand juror in
the United States district court which
convenes there On the 18th.
The Farmers Elevator company an
nounced today that it would discon-
tinue the buying of hogs, feature OF
the company's business that has been
more troublesome than profitable.
Mrs. Gray, visiting agent for the
state board of control, was in the city
the latter part of the week collecting
information as to the condition OF
paroled~patients from the asylums for
insane.
Einar Toenberg, the Hanska lum-
herman, has gone to Ronsdalen, Nor
way, in response to a letter announc,
ing the somewhat serious illness Of
his aged father. He does not expect
to return until early in July.
), Raymond Pfefferle, who was one o.
the twenty-five out of a hundred and
twenty-five to pass the state pharma
ceutical examin alton, received mark
ing of SO, an achievement of which the
young man has every reason to fee
proud.
3 The following from this city atten
ded the Boock- Naegeli wedding il
, Gibbon Wednesday,: John Book, tn
, groom's father, Miss Ida Book, F
+ H. Retzlaff and family, Mr.. and Mrs
F. H. Raabe, Rev. G. J. Albrecht an
j, VIM. Stelljes.
While Mary Guldan, the eleven
year-old child of Anton Guldan, wa
playing near bonfire in front of he
8 home in Sleepy Eye Saturday after
o noon, her clothes caught fire and sh
was so badly burned that death fol
lowed on Sunday.
The case of Otto Schultz, the Sige
bachelor who attempted to kill his ow
) brother, is to be brought to the after
= ton of the grand jury, subpoen
summoning him to appear before thu
body at its session this month havin
been served upon the perpetratOr {
the assault by Sheriff Julius at the ii
:. stigation of County Attorney Erici
s son.
70 The council at special meetin
= Thursday evening awarded to Bling
70 ham Bros. the contract for furnishin
70 the city water and light plant with tn
II coal required during the coming yea
at the rate of $3.50 for two-inc
n screenings and So 95 for six-inch lum
TT coal. There were twelve bidders
in competition with Bingham Bros. G
ne this deal.
The German Catholics of Fairfa
-. have awarded the contract for the CO..
CIV struction of new church ediice to
H. Donohue of st. Paul for 500, 16
r. the congregation furnishing the brio
n sand, cement, hardware and much
#, the other required material, ikewi
40 the heating plant Tape & Reiser
er bid for the same work was $40, 300 al
We Weiland & Stegemann's s2l, 795. T
Vn church, when completed, will cost n
far from $50, 1000.