New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-12

Prof. A. Ackermann on Tuesday
celebrated the seth birthd az ami
versary. His colleagues and many
friends offered congratulations.
About forty-fve persons some time
ago pleasantly surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Lille in honor of the
latter's birthday. An enjoyable time
is reported.
The newly elected officers of Har-
mony Camp, Modern Woodmen, we're
installed into their respective offices
at the meeting of the camp Monday
evening by District Deputy Edgar
Small.
The New Ulm's Savings g. Loan
Association at their meeting last
Thursday elected the following officers:
Pres, j. A. Eckstein; vice pres, F. H.
Behnke; Sec., VIM. Pfaender Jr.;
treas, Chr. Ruemke.
The Wartha Band on Monday went
over to Morgan where they furnished
music for the grand ball and banquet
given by the Morgan Fire Department
on the evening of that day.
The members of Lutheran Ladies
Aid Society, last Thursday elected the
following officers: Pres, Mrs. c. G..
Reim; vice pres, Mrs. Ad. Klause;
Sec, Mrs. VIM. f. Blauert: treas.
Mrs. Ad. Klause.
A Masquerade Ball will be given by
the Milford Woodmen, Jan. 23d at the
Milford Club House, music to be
furnished by the Milford Brass Band.
| Very extensive arrangements will be
made for an all around good time.
The single young mems club Thurs
day evening gave another of their
popular and enjoyable club dances, at
Woodmen Hall. After the dance a
| sumptuous spread was served at the
Commercial club parlors, Mr.. B. Juni
showing his splendid abilities as a
chef. s.
| News was received here last week
that Rev. Theophilus 5chroedel was
called to the passionate of Holy Trinity
Lutheran church, st. Paul, which a
few months ago was made vacant by
the death of his father Rev. A.
Schroedel. The young divine just
recently returned from Berlin, Ger.
many, where he pursued theological
postgraduate studies.
Evangelical Friedens church at their
annual business meeting elected G. H.
Hamann, Chas. Oswald, VIM. Radke,
as deacons of the church. The parish,
comprising New Ulm, Essig and Nicol
let, numbers 3O8 communicates. Dur.
ing the past year p we're baptized, q
confirmed and 4 couples united in m ar
riage. The three congregations are il
a prosperous condition.
/ W. J. Winkelmann, secretary O
the New Ulm Maennerchor is in re
ceipt of a communication from thu
secretary of the local committee who
has charge of the arrangements fol-
the next Saengerfest to be held a
Omaha, Neb. This gathering of the
German singers from all over thu
Northwest promises to be quite {
musical event which will compare
favorably with previous Saengerfests
i Some of the bills presented in The
Ledbeter murder trials did not receive
favorable action at the hands of the
commissioners. A bill of the THE
4 Detective Service Co. of st. Paul tc
the amount of S498 for services charged
in securing evidence was laid over
E. NJ. Richter filed bill with thu
commissioners in which he charged
the county 800 for the testimony giver
in the Grace Ledbeter trial, a CONVEX
sation he overheard in the jail between
Mrs. Ledbeter and Frank Smith
This bill was cut down to S35.
Andrew Saffert, proprietor Of tn,
Popular Meat Market" announce.
that he is in a position more thar
ever to furnish the public the best ant
choicest meats of all kinds. He onl,
sells corn-fed beef. He also keeps
constantly on hand fresh oysters
They are of the seal-shipped kind ant
perfectly pure. 49tf