New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-19
OF Interest in the City.


Herman Held is this week transact
ing business in the cities.
Mrs. Margaret Wiltcheck last Tues
day evening entertained at euchre
party.
Rev. G. Engelbert, of st. Charles,
MINI. is at present visiting with rela-
tives in this city.
DR.. e. Mueller last week attended
1.-The Minnesota State Veterinary Medi-
cal Association IN ST. Paul.
Capt. Burg's Battery, Saturday
evening gave a military ball at Star
Hall, which was we'll attended.
Probate Judge, Geo. Ross, last week
attended convention off; probate
Judges, which was held in Duluth.
Quarterly meeting was held last.Sun-
day in the local German M. E..Church
by presiding elder Rev. c.. F. Blume.
Frank Joel, for many years sexton
of Lutheran st. Pauls churchshas re-
signed and G. Dahns will be his sue
cessor.
Sheriff VIM. J. Julius, last week at
tended the States sheriff's convention
in st. Paul, mention of which is made
elsewhere.
Ferdinand Crone, representing the
Brown Co. Agricultural ASSN, last
week attended the annual meeting of
the State Agricultural Society in ST..
Paul.
L. J. Buenger has been appointed
=. guardian by Probate Judge Ross OF
I Frank Lavenski, who is at present in
the home for the aged at St. Alexan-
der's Hospital.
Otto Burk, on Monday left for
Worthington, Mimi, to visit with
friends. Returning the latter part of
this week, he will go to Minneapolis
and enter the Drew School OF Phar-
macy.
Mrs. Caroline Fielder, accompanied
son Henry, last Tuesday left for Los
Angeles, Cal, where they will join the
family of Chas. Fielder, who left New
Ulm several months ago to make that
City their permanent home
The stockholders of the New Ulm
Publishing CO. elected the following
officers: Pres, DR.. L. A. Fritsche;
vice pres, A. J. Alvin: sec. and
treas, Albert Steinhauser. The secre-
dary's report shows the past year as
having been very prosperous one
Tor the concern.
The stockholders of the Citizens
State Bank on Tuesday of last week
elected the following directors: M
Mullen, O. M. Olsen, F. H. Retzlatf
. Chas. Silverson, II. N. Somsen, A. W
Bingham and l.. J. Buenger. These
met on Thursday afternoon an6
elected the following officers: Pres.
A. W. Bingham; vice pres, O. Olsen
cashier, VIM. E. KOCH asst. cashiers
F. Fl. Krook and P. J. Soukup; w
E. Engelbert, bookkeeper. Mr.. Muller
having been president since the or
ganization of this bank in 1875 posi-
lively declined reelection.
The Minnesota Probate Judges
Ass n convened last week in Duluth
Cor a two days session. The election
of officers for the coming year resulted
in Judge Middlecoff being chosen
president; F. A. Watkins, vice pres.
and A. Fl. Klasen, secretary ant
treasurer. The executive COMMITTEES
consists Of Edmund W. Bazille, w
E. Hughes, S. A. Swanson and George
Ross. The discussion on 1.-The term O
office for probate Judges" resulted il
the association voting to urge al
amendment to the constitution of tn
state for the purpose of extending tn
term from two years, as it now is, tx
six years, the same tenure that dis
trict court judges have.
Washgoods, Washgoods, ou1
complete Spring line of Wash
goods is now here, over 800 pie
vces in all, prices ranging from
to soc, in the very latest shade.
and patterns. j. A. Ochs, The
Bee Hive. 3-5