New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-07-13
Christ Filzen Jr. left Monday for
Minneapolis on a business trip.

Christ Filzen Jr. left Monday for
Minneapolis on a business trip.
Miss Annie Keute, after spending a
week with her parents, left Sunday for
ST. Paul.
Einar Mo of Springfield last week
visited with his grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. s. A. George.
Vivian Lienhard, Beata and Aimee
Krook are in Minneapolis visiting
with their grandm other, Mrs. Hirsch.
Mrs. J. P. Graf and children visit
ed with friends and relatives at Spring
field from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Colyer, who has been
visiting with her daughter Mrs. Fred
Keute, left for ST. Paul Sunday after
noon.
F. W. Johnson and son Norman last
Saturday went over to Lake Emily,
St. Peter, and returned home Sunday
with splendid variety of pickerel and
bass.
A. j. Eckstein on Tuesday left
for St. Paul to attend the semi annual
meeting of the State Court of the
Catholic Order of Foresters. MIR.
Eckstein intends to return Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Lienhard and
children returned Thursday from
several weeks visit with Mrs. Lien
hard's sister, Mrs. Goodrich, at Glen
wood, MINI.
An echo meeting of the Christian
Endeavor State convention, which
convened at Mankato from July 7th-
10th, will be held at the Congregations
al church next Sunday evening, July
18th.
The Springfield Milling Company at
it's annual meeting elected the follow
ing officers: II. Bendixen, P. Ben
dixen, P. Ruenitz, J. A. Rieck and G..
II. A. Pietsch. The old officers we're
all reelected, namely: Pres, H.
Bendixen; vice pres, P. Bendixen;
sec. and treas, j. A. Rick.
Albert J. Edens, of Cottonwood,
Monday afternoon was brought before
Justice Henningsen on account of
little fstic encounter which he had
with John Fesenmaier. He acknow-
lodged the charges, paid $40 fine and
X6 * costs a. total Of X76 TX
Last Wednesday night Frank Rinke
was arrested in St. Paul by Sheriff
VIM. J. Julius on the charge of nom
support preferred against him by his
wife. He was brought to this city and
placed in the county jail. This step
was necessary in order to protect the
legal rights of his wife in the property.
Anton Janni, formerly employed as
head fireman in the city electric light
and water plant, resigned his position
recently and Paul Borchert, formerly
second fireman will hold Mr.. janis
former position. Mr.. Janni intends
to engage in farming in northern Wis
consin.
Ernest Mention, of Mankato who
eloped recently with l6-year -old Alra
Rudbeck of Nicollet county, was SEN
fenced to serve sixty days in the county
jail on charge growing out of the
escapaae. The girl insists that when
she becomes Is years of age they will
be married. The intention was to go
West and take a claim.
With the expenditure of very little
money the cemetery grounds could be
wonderfully improved. At the present
| time rank weeds and grass are grow
ing along the street adjacent to the
cemetery, which are not only an eye
sore, but disagreeable and annoying
to all those who have occasion to
enter the grounds. Attention might
also be called to the crop of sand
burrs which will be ours if no steps
are taken to eradicate them. Last fall
they were veritable nuisance as
scores of women can testify.
Early in the afternoon last Thurs
day the oil house of the Standard Oil
Co. caught fire from a spark blown
from switch engine on the North
western tracks. An alarm was i'm.
mediately sent in and the fire was soon
extinguished. The oil house is just a
few rods south of Bingham's elevator
and if the oil tanks, which are about
and 8 feet from the Oil house, had
caught fire whole line of freight cars
and perhaps the elevator would have
been endangered, as we'll as several
houses across the street. The loss on
the building was something over a
hundred dollars, the roof and interior
| being badly burned.