New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-16
Waseca Delegation in the City.

Mr.. Norton and Mr.. Mclaughlin,
commissioners of the Electric Light &
Water Board of Waseca were in our
city last Tuesday looking over the
New Ulm electric light & water plant,
with the object in view to embody any
advantageous feature of our city IN
the plant of their home town. The
Waseca light and water plant is now
under the supervision of a commission,
the members OF which are appointed
by the mayor, subject to the approval
OF the council. It is the intention to
adopt plan similar to the one now in
use in this city and put the plant under
direct supervision of the council. The
gentlemen we're most fayorably i'm
pressed with our system and other
municipal affairs. They left Tuesday
afternoon for Marshall.
Adolph Eckstein of Duluth last week
visited with friends and relatives in
this city.
Capt. A. Steinhauser MonIay even
ing returned from l. business trip to
the cities.
Andrew Losleben of the Town of
Home calls his 20 acre farm Road
/ side Farm
J. r. Riggs was appointed local
| agent for the Northwestern Life Insur-
ance Co. of Iowa.
The Broadway Grocery offers some
exceptionally fine bargains in fancy
china and dinner sets, mention of
which is made elsewhere.
Harmony Camp N. W. A. at their
last meeting Monday night decided to
place a piano in their hall and will
purchase one in the near future.
The highest price for hogs Sc-was
paid the beginning of this week by
Stuebe Bros and indications point to
another jump upwards before the week
is over.
Miss Nora Murray, ST. Paul, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. e. A.
Murray, who has charge Of the ladies
suit department at Ottomeyer's dry
/ goods store.
Tuesday the mail carriers of Sleepy
Eye made their last trip in that city.
The falling-of of business caused the
Postof1ice department to abandonithe
carrier system.
While hauling load of logs down
on Center Str. Monday afternoon
Fldel Schneider's team became fright
ened near the railroad crossing and
started on a runaway. Mr.. Schnei-
der was thrown to the street and re-
[ceiyed several bruises, but otherwise
escaping serious injuries. The team
was caught a few blocks away and
brought to a standstill.
What will no doubt be-regarded as
/ one OF the important events of the
/. current theatrical season will be the
presentation by Henry B. Harries at
the Turner Theatre on Sunday even
ing, Feb. 9th, of the remarkably
successful four act comedy, 'sThe
Travelling Salesman by James For
hes, author of "The Chorus Lady,.
1.-THE Travelling Salesman has been
one OF the pronounced metropolitan
successes of the past season, having
to its credit the unusual record of nine
months in New York, twenty zone
weeks in Chicago and twelve weeks in
j Boston.
The following from out-of-town at.
tended the VIM. Alvin Sr. funeral last
Wednesday afternoon: Herman Brett.
4 kreuz and wife, Arlington; e. G. Al.
b win, Minor, N. D.;sJ. II. Alvin and
3 wife, st. Paul; Sidney and Leroy Al.
win, Minneapolis; Irwin G. Alvin, st.
4 Paul; Mrs. Kellermann, st. Paul; Mr..
q and Mrs. sDorman, Leavenworth; Ed
/ Alvin, LeayenWorth; Adam Rieke and
wife, Fairfax; Ludwig Sander, Fair.
] fax; Vim. Klingbeil, Farmington
Adolph Klingbeil, Pennington; Mrs
Henriette Vanguard, Sleepy Eye; Ru.
i dolph Massapust and wife, West New,
4 ton; Mrs. Chas. Peterson, Springfield
! Henry Mol and wife, Essig, MINI.
8 Herman Juni and wife, Home; Louis
B Rieke and wife, West Newton; VIM
Rieke, West Newton; August Stratt
]. and wife, West Newton: Fred Sander.
and Herman Sanders, Arlington.