New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-19

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being seriously i'll.
Miss Agnes Albrecht, Minneapolis,
last week visited with the family of
her uncle, Rev. G.. j. Albrecht.
The Misses Frances Krook and Ruth
Castle OF st. Peter visited at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. i. B. Krook over
Sunday.
u. p. Potter, of Springfield, hasI
been appointed by Gov. Eberhardt
one of the vice presidents of the first
Minnesota Conservation and Agricul- !
tural Development Congress to repre-
sent the second congressional district.
The Burg's Cigar Co. at their an
nual business meeting, last week,
elected the following officers: Pres.
Frank Burg, Sr.: Sec, VIM. Schroer:
asst. Sec, Jos. Soukop: treas, Max
Burg.
Louis Betz, city comptroller of st.
Paul and we'll known in New Ulm, last
week rendered his resign alton, giving
as his reason that he had been elected
treasurer Of the State Savings Bank,
Of st. Paul.
On Friday, M. Mullen and wife de-
parted for st. Louis, Mo. to spend a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blat-
terman. From there they will go to
Mineral Wells, Texas, where they will
spend the winter.
Alfred Walter, son of Herman Wal
ter OF this city, and for the last few
years in the U. S. navy, has recently
been transferred from the Monterey to
the q. S. cruiser South Dakota, which
is now on her return trip from China
and Japan to the States.
A. B. Hanson, for the past year the
successful owner and manager of the
popular Scenic, on Friday sold his
theatre to O. D. English, of Tracy.
The new owner has already taken pos
session and states that he will end
eavor to keep up the high standard of
this we'll known place of amusement.
Prof. A. Alderman, director of
DR.. Martin Luther College was pleas
antly surprised by the students who
commemorated his birthday anniver-
sary last Wednesday by presenting
him with rocking-chair and other
presents, showing the high esteem and
respect in which he is held by them.
Fred Alvin and wife. of Leaven-
worth, and Mrs. H. Breitkreutz, of Ar
lington, last week we're called here on
account of the serious illness of Mr..
VIM. Alvin Sr., who is suffering from
a severe attack of bronchial asthma.
The venerable gentleman is IS years
of age and according to latest reports
is improving.
County treasurer Henry J. Berg, has
arranged the following dates and
places to collect personal property
taxes: Sleepy Eye, Feb. 9th and 10th,
Farmers & Merchants State bank;
Golden, Feb. 18th, State bank; Spring
field, Feb. 18th and 18th, State bank;
Comfrey, Feb. 10th, State bank; Evan,
Feb. 18th, State bank; Hanska, Feb
10th, Security State bank.
St. Elizabeth's Society of Holy
Trinity Catholic church at their an
nual meeting elected the following
officers: Pres, Mrs. Margaretha
Wiltscheck; vice pres, Mrs. Catherine
Schwendinger; Sec, Miss Eva Schu-
ster; treas, Miss Mary Steffel; finance
committee. Miss Carrie Eibner, Mrs.
Rosa Franta and Miss Elizabeth
Stadick; marshals, Miss Mary Sons
and Mrs. Catherine Fast.
The Review is in receipt of the Min
netonka Record which gives full and
detailed description of new invention
by Asa P. Brooks, called Multi
Color attachment. By this ingenious
device two or more colors can be
printed by one impression. A. F. John
} son, former business manager Of the
New Ulm Publishing Co. is interested
IN the new venture to cOmmercialize
this important invention. MIR. John
son and family are at present visiting
with relatives in this city, having re.
Gently returned from Regina, Can.
After few weeks visit he will return
to Minneapolis which city he will make
his permanent home.