New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-06-29
Henry Durbahn has suffered another
attack of appendicitis and is seriously

Henry Durbahn has suffered another
attack of appendicitis and is seriously
ill.
The Mosquito band of this city fur
nishes the music for dance near Wa
basso Saturday evening.
Miss Ida Falk, who is attending the
summer normal school at Mankato,
spent Sunday at her home in this city.
Mrs. F. W. Johnson and daughter,
Helen, accompanied Mrs. M. L. Hanft
to Winthrop for brief visit yester-
day.
Misses Minnie and Bertha Meier
and Master Fred have been at New
Ulm the past week, where their grand
mother lies very ill.-Echo Enterprise.
The Misses Lucy MART and Mary
Korbel were among those who attended
the dedication of the new Catholic
ch urch in Fairfax Thursday.
FIJI. Knopf, the International Cor
res pondent School representative, re-
ceived welcome visit last week from
his brother, P. w. Knopf of Austin.
Mrs. Philip Gruye, son Emerson
and daughter, Miss Caroline, visited
with relatives and friends at New Ulm,
the latter part of last week. Winthrop
News:
Hon. Geo. Ross is spending a brief,
but well-earned, vacation this week
among friends and relatives in the
state of Wisconsin,.
Mr.. G. A. Boettcher and the Misses
Hannah and Mary Densing of Wood
Lake are spending the week with rela-
tons and friends in this city and
CORTLAND.
The Mankato Review officers the
comment that POSTMASTER Pfaender's
'celebrated schnitzelbank perfor-
nance put all the after dinner speakers
in the shade' at Saturday nights de-
mocratic banquet.
The new fixtures for the Brown Co.
Bank have arrived and are now being
installed. When all the improvements
that have been planned have been
completed, this banking house will
have a metropolitan appearance.
Postmaster Emil Rasmussen Of
Evan was a caller on Postmaster
Peterson at the new federal building
yesterday. Emil would undoubtedly
like to have equally luxurious quar-.
tiers at Evan.
DR.. j. c. Rothenburg and wife o.
Springfield are making trip through
the east. They were among the enor.
nous congregation of Americans who
witnessed the landing of Emperor
Roosevelt.
The Second Regiment band vii.
dedicate the new ssWhite Way
tomorrow evening. It is safe to say
that the crowd assembled on thu
streets on this occasion will make the
usual carnival gathering look like Z
side show.
On Monday n. A. Vogelpohl wen
to Hart, Mimi, to install pipe organ
which has been manufactured b,
Vogelpohl & Spaeth for the Evan
gelical Lutheran church Of tina
village.
John Laudenschlaeger of Marshal
and Mrs. r. Z. Ziegler of Brookings
South Dakota, arrived in the city th
latter part of the week for the purpos
OF visiting their sisters, the Mesdame
1 Pfefferle. Laudenschlaeger also ha
an opportunity to accompany tina
veteran and stalWart democra
Richard Pfeferle, to Saturday night
banquet.
The civil service examinations fo
the position of freman-laborer in th
new federal building resulted in til
following markings: Walter Ke,
3d. 20; Henry A. Herrian, 50; Fran
Match, So; VIM. G. Schrader, 81
Jacob Gerhard, 1920; Carl w. Enge
bert, q. Walter Key secures ii
lcoyeted position and will enter upo
his duties next Friday.