New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-14
DR.. JOS. Vogel has purchased a
Maxwell runabout.

DR.. Jos. Vogel has purchased a
Maxwell runabout.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fast yesterday.
Eugene Pfefferle has sold his Ger
man street residence to William Bier
baum.
Mrs. o. M. Olsen and daughter,
Addie, will give whist party next
Saturday.
Herman Schneider has sold his resi-
dence property to Mrs. Helget OF Cot
tonwood for $1,000.
Chas. Fixen of Morgan and Miss
Martha Pennng of Eden will be united
! in marriage on.the Goth.
Mrs. H. G. Garfield of Winthrop
has been guest the past week of her
sister, Mrs. F. W. Peuser.
Miss Alwina Scherer has been spend
! ing the week visiting her sister and
brother at Echo and Ruthton.
Walter Hose, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Hose, has entered an
automobile school in Minneapolis.
Miss Lydia hammers, the telephone
operator, returned Monday from a
weeks visit with friends in LIE Sueur.
Miss Bliefernicht who is to keep
house for her brother, Prof. Bliefer-
NIGHT of the college faculty, arrived
from Darfur Monday evening.
Frank Bartl and Gustav Bauer
meister of Lafayette, with their fami-
lies and Mr.. Bauermeister's brother,
Robert, will leave this week for their
new homes in North Dakota.
F. P. Zschunke of the Columbia
Clothing company has made arrange
ments to once more take up his resi-.
? dence in New Ulm. For the past year
:. he has been living in Mankato.
. Committeeman in charge of the
Woodmen picnic to be held in Sleepy
Eye in June are figuring on having
=. Head Consul Talbot of Lincoln
Nebraska, as one of the distinguished
guests.
, Mrs August Dalueg of Courtlano
died on Sunday at the age of forty
years, death being due to a compiled
ton of troubles. Her funeral will be
: held from the Lutheran church in this
i city this afternoon.
Andrew J. Eckstein went to st. Pau
yesterday to attend a meeting OF the
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Manufac
turing Association. He will also b.
: present today at session of the trus
u tees of the State Court of Foresters
After a short spring vacation tn
doors of DR.. Martin Luther colleg
y were re- opened yesterday morning TO
the last short session of the year
The enrolment has now reached tn
g highest point in the history of the il
> stitution.
Representative Whites bill raisin
the allowance to sheriffs, for board
ing prisoners, from so cents to go cent
per day was passed by the senat
Monday forenoon. The argument TO
4 the bill was that the increased cost {
" living required the raise.
Mrs. Agnes Esser of Middleton
-, Wis, stopped off here Thursda.
- while on her way home from attendin
~ funeral at Worthington, to visit be
son Arnold. She was accompanied b
ID John and Werner Esser of Middleto
"a and Jos. Esser of Madison.
a H. c. Schofeld, the government O
IN fetal who is to have charge of the col
:, struction of the federal building
% this city, has rented Office quarters
- the Masonic block. His wife ar
child arrived from the east Thursds
and for the present are domiciled
~ the home of Postmaster Peterson.
If. VIM. Silverson and family er
lisa barked at Nassau for Florida on T.
nd 10th and expect to arrive at the
ill home IN Cincinnati by May lot
nd Their winters sojourn on the Bah
iss mas has not been as enjoyable as
ate former years, owing to the unusual
I'm cold weather. In August they W
as, pay their annual visit to New vi
to making the trip overland in an au
as they did last year.