New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-09
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Chas.
Vogtel entertained at Whist.

On Monday afternoon the members
OF Hecker Post. G. "A. r.. held their
monthly meeting.
Mrs. Frank Hubbard and Mrs. Arm
strong entertained at Whist, Saturday
evening at the home of the former.
Postmaster S. D. Peterson who for
the last two months had been serious
~ Ill, has now sufficiently recovered
to be up and around again.
Ole Midbrugetof Hanska has severed
his connection with the Hanska, Lin
den Store Co., and accepted similar
position with the Mercantile Co., in
Fairfax
The Rev. Mr.. McElWaine warden of
Seabury Divinity School Of Faribault,
MINI. will conduct divine services at
the Episcopal church, next Sunday,
Feb. Ii, 1O:45 a. m.
j. w. Rooster, Linden Tp., and
owner of Grand View Stock Farm last
week sold four registered Poland China
brood sows to Madelia, one to Gibbon
and six to Butterfeld.
Rev. A. E. Norman, the wellknown
Hanska clergyman, is presently en-
gagged visiting the Unitarian Congre-
cations, in Otter Tail Co. and will
later on go to Hudson, Wis.
The following parties from Hanska
last week were New Ulm visitors:
MAIDS Ouren, Mrs. P. O. Bakken and
sister, Miss Hilda Nervig, Miss Min
ME Shelley and Miss Teenie Mosek.
A number of friends and neighbors
last Thursday evening pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Mary Frederick. The eve
ming was spent in card playing dane
ing and other amusements and all re-
port most enjoyable time.
Senator G. A. Johnson, of st. Peter
last Tuesday was in this city and in
company with DIR. L.. A. Fritsche left
for st. Paul on Wednesday where both
gentlemen attended meeting of the
executive committee of the Minnesota
River Improvement League.
Henry Greenholz and family expect
to leave Hanska soon after March 1st
They will move to their farm near Ap-
pleton where they expect to make their
home during the next few years. Mr..
Greenholz has rented his residence to
E. j. Sanderson of La S allie who will
move to Hanska about March 18TH
Hanska Herald.
Mrs. B. Follmann leaves today
WED. for the Twin cities and after a
few days stay will continue her Jour
ney to Milwaukee and Chicago. The
wellknoWn milliner is on a trip to
study the coming spring and summer
styles and the ladies of New Ulm have
an opportunity to profit by what Mrs.
F'ollmann has learned and seen in the
great centers of fashion after her re.
turn, March 1st.
want to rent 5 or room-house
State price and location at this Office
! 5-6p
The Sharp Shooters section of the
New Tim Hunters Club--better known
as Jaegerverein-last Saturday eve
ming held a jolly social meeting in the
dining room of Turner Hall. The
occasion having been arranged TO,
the purpose of doing honor to the
king of this section and present his
majesty, VIM. E. Koch, with a GOLD
medal, as proper recognition of his
ability of having gained the highes
score for 1909. Lunch was served ane
the discussions on sharp shooting az
we'll as on the art of telling yarns were
very lively. We understand that il
the near future new Office is to b,
created, which in rank will be higher
than that of the king: the importan
Office of ''Munchhausen, which is a,
integral and most necessary depart
ment Of hunter's clubs, especially tn
sharp shooters section. A number
of Munchhausens are eagerly aspiring
for the position, but all indication
point to the selection of Charlie Of
Cap, these gentlemen having so fa
demonstrated the best qualification
for becoming followers of that famous
sharp shooter, Munchhausen