New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-16

OF Interest in the City.

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Ed. Cordes spent last week at Nicol-
let.
Miss Bertha Hillesheim visited with
Springfield friends last week.
Stuebe Bros. last week shipped
another carload of horses to n. Dako-
ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Book, of
Gibbon spent day with relatives in
this city.
The Misses Hilma and Ellen Lund-
gren of Lafayette were visiting in this
city last week.
Mrs. VIM. Gugisberg of Gibbon
visited with her parents in this city
the latter part of last week.
John cummings, of st. Peter is
visiting in this city, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. F. 81. Behnke.
August Klause came over from
Clements and visited with his brother,
Chief Klause, the forepart of last
week.
Miss Anna Angelsburg visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ochs of
Springfield, the latter part of last
week.
Ole Sorensou who has been employed
in this city for the past five months
10 ip oft
field.
Presiding elder Rev. DR.. Blume last
week was in charge of the second
quarterly meeting of the Fairfax Ger
man M. E. church.
Henry J. Meyer, Milford, received
three head of blooded Holstein cattle,
4wo heifers and a bull calf. They
came from the we'll known stock farm
ofO P. Larson, Albert Lea.
Mrs. Schoch and Mrs. Hoffman
went to Mankato Tuesday morning.
Some time ago mention was made in
these columns that W. G. Penkert was
elected financial secretary of st. John
Court. G.. O. F. Owing to other i'm
Dortant work Mr.. Penkert was unable
to accept and P. r. McHale was cleo
ted in his place.
A decided Improvement was added
TO the we'll knowl "Reliable Drug
Store'' of Eugene Pfefferle last week
by placing large prism glass tran
som above the doorway and by re.
placing the two small doors with one
large door.
The White Way Club, the latest
social organization in town, elected
the following officers: Pres, Joseph
Gerber: Sec, Otto Groebner; treas,
Alfred Flor: Sergeant-at arms, Ru.
dolph Langhoff. The club holds it's
meetings in rooms on the second floor
of the Hornburg building. A baseball
team will likely be organized by mem
bers of this club.
Milton Rist, aged Il years, died a
mis- home in Morgan Of ancienia. De
ceased was veteran of the Civil Wa!
and brother of Mrs. Jesse Palmer
of Sleepy Eye. The Masonic lodg
conducted the funeral services. Hi
wife and four children survive him
Mr.. Rist was we'll and favorabl.
known in the vicinity of New Ulm ant
his demise is deplored by his man,
friends. He came to Minnesota il
1888.
Mrs. Peter Bendixen, 40, of st. Pau
died last Thursday morning at st
Luke's hospital. Deceased was borl
near St. Paul April %, 1861 and wa
married to Peter Bendixen Dec. II
lS77 at Jordan, MINI. For eighteel
years they resided at Sleepy Eye fror
where they removed to st. Paul, a
which place they lived for nine years
IN 1904 they moved to Springfield
where Mr.. Bendixen was interested /
the Springfield Milling co. Here tn
family resided for five years whe
they again returned to st. Paul t
take possession of their beautiful ne
home on Lincoln Ave. The faners
took place Monday afternoon at &c
O'Clock, services being held at thei
home, Rev. J. Froeschle officiating.
Stair carpet from Csc to S100
ayard, at J. FL. Forster's.