New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-07
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Buenger were
Minneapolis visitors the forepart of

Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Buenger were
Minneapolis visitors the forepart of
the week.
Mrs. Minnie Patsch and Miss Angus
ia Werdan went to Morgan Saturday
for a few days visit.
Peter j. Soukup has purchased the
Schrieber farm of 1877 acres in the
town of Stark for $4,000.
Comfrey is the first place in the
county to commence preparations Tor
a Fourth of July celebration.
Fred Abrahamson, by a deal CON-
pleted last week, becomes the sole
owner of the Bernadotte store.
Mrs. F. II. Retzlaff has gone to
White, South Dakota, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Albrecht.
| Chas. Craik, one Of the North
western railroad engineers, has re-
moved with his family from this city
to Sleepy Eye.
The river steamer, "Elsie,' is being
remodeled and enlarged. When the
alterations are completed the boat
will be the largest on the river.
Mrs. Barbara Greener came from
Reno early in the week to see her sis
ter Mrs. M. Liesch, who is repor-
ted to be quite ill with heart trouble.
J. H. Karpen and Miss Ida Epper,
two of the popular young people OF
Brighton township, are to be joined in
wedlock about the middle of the month.
Mrs. Jos. Classen of New Richland,
who was here for some time attending
her invalid mother, Mrs. G. Filzen ST..
returned to her Waseca county home
Monday. -"~..
The county commissioners of Nicol-
let county at recent meeting decided
to expend $4,000 this year for the i'm
provement of the state highway which
traverses the west end of the county.
Following an examination, in Judge
Ross court Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Jos. Roetzer of Springfield was pro-
nounced insane and committed to the
asylum at ST. Peter. County At
torney Erickson was present at the
hearing.
The following from this city atten.
ded the funeral of Wolfgang Schmid
in Springfield Monday: Chas. Hauen-
stein, J. Fl. Forster, John Schneider,
Chas. Forster, Sheriff julius, P. J.
Soukup, John Soukup, Henry Boetg er
and Jos. Tauer.
The partnership existing between
Chas. Weilandt and Herman Siege
man under the firm name of Weilandt
& Stegeman has been dissolved. Mr.
Weilandt will continue to live in New
Ulm, but Stegeman will remove tc
South Dakota.
The annual meeting of the Second
Congressional District Bankers asso
citation will be held in Sleepy Eye or
May 10Th. An elaborate program O.
reception and entertainment is beine
prepared, and it is expected that a
l least hundred bankers will be in at
tendance.
Some of the St. Paul high schoo
i. boys. among them Lloyd Helmes, wh<
l is well-known here, have hit upon ;
3 novel way of spending their sprins
5 vacation. Yesterday they started o.
a "hike" from St. Paul to New Uln
r and return, expecting to reach thi
f city by Friday.
Mrs. N. Henningsen was agreeabl,
=, surprised last week to receive an IN
e expected visit from her brother, Jul
: Jus Andrews, whose present home il
in Aberdeen, Washington. Mr.. An
p drews was one of the early settlers O
Minnesota, having located in the stat
" as far back as 1852. He had not see
v his sister in over forty years.
S At the monthly meeting of the Com
S mercial club, held at the club room
MONDAY evening. a committee, CON
posed of DR.. Stricken, Ferd. Cron
q and j. A. Ochs, was appointed to cor
# fer with the city council of New Ulr
!, and the county commissioners 9
4 Nicollet county regarding the ralsin
and grading Of the roads connectin
: the Wiesenthal bridge with the town
ships of CORTLAND and Lafayette.