New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-10
G.. p. Skeels and family have gone

G.P. Skeels and family have gone
to Rochester on a visit.
Mrs. Frank Hubbard is visiting with
relatives in Minneapolis.
Fl. w. Engelbert transacted business
IN ST. Paul the latter part of the week.
A daughter was added to the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Juderjahn FRI
day.
Thomas J. Kretsch, the Sleepy Eye
bank officer, was in the city over Sun
day.
Surprise parties were given Sunday
evening for Mrs. J. 2. Graf and Mrs.
Jos. DietZ.
Fred Meier, the North Dakota seed
man, is spending the week here with
his family.
Chas. Wellner of Fairfax called on
his New Ulm friends and relatives
Saturday.
H. L. Ramme, the tailor, has rented
the Wicherski store building formerly
occupied by the Ladies Store.
John Hauenstein Jr. started for
Chicago Monday afternoon to attend
the funeral of his niece, Margaret
Fuerst.
Miss Ethel lockwood of the high
school teaching corps enjoyed visit
last week from her sister, Edith, of
Minneapolis.
Miss Louise Thiedemann, who was
operated on for appendicitis four
weeks ago, was able to leave the
hospital Thursday.
The Royal Neighbors surprised the
members of the Woodmen camp at
their regular meeting Monday eve
ming with basket lunch.
One of the pretty social events of the
week was "kitchen shower" given
by Miss Lou Baasen for her friend.
Miss Luella Hanson of Kenneth.
VIM. Schreyer was arrested Friday
for assaulting Jacob Polta. He set
tied for his offense before Justice
Brandt. by paying fine of SIS and
costs.
The milliners of the city, Mrs. Foil
mann, Mrs. Pfefferle and Miss Eich-
mann, will leave for Chicago and
Milwaukee this week to purchase their
spring stocks.
Sheriff julius expects to leave for
Portland,> Oregon, in day or two tc
effect the arrest, if possible, of a for
mer North Star party who is wanted
on a charge of bastardy.
Representative Selb OF St. Paul is
the author of bill providing tina
white women who were captured by
the Indians in 1862 be entitled to {
pension of sl2 mouth
Mrs. Edward Meyer and Mrs. Car
Greenwald, both of Lydia, MINI.
we're the guests Of Rev. and Mrs
Sauter at the Methodist parsonag'
the greater part of the week.
Mrs. Falk of Milford, mother O
Paul Falk, underwent an operation a
the hospital Friday for some intesti.
nal trouble. This makes the third sur
gical operation in the Falk family
within a year.
The Company A indoor rifle team
went to St. Peter Sunday Afternoon
and shot off match with the team
of Company K. Capt. Quane's mel
won with a score of 92e, as compared
with 91O made by the New Ulm boys
The Modern Woodmen camp O
this city has appointed committee
composed of G. A. Stolz, F. P. Star
and Herman Held, to work with SINH
lar committees appointed by othe
lodges for the defeat of the propose
legisl ative enactment for the establish
ment of minimum insurance rate 70
fraternal insur ance companies.
Representative Pfaender has intro
duced a bill in the house to enabl
cities to aid militia companies in tn
erection of armories. The bill alst
provides that whenever communit,
has raised $500 for such purpose tn
adjutant general shall be authorized t.
expend similar amount out of tn
national guard fund.
Chas. Silverson, president of tn
Eagle Roller Mill Co. of this-city, ha
been appointed by the president of tn
National Millers' Federation to repre-