New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-18

fl. n. Peterson. of Thief River Falls,
Mimi. is visiting with his uncle N.
Remington.
Father Gmeiner who had been in
charge of the Catholic church at
Springfield for the past nine years,
has accepted call to the church at
Cologne, Carver county.
B. Stockman on Tuesday left with
his sister for Glen Morris, a lake re-
sort near Minneapolis, where they will
remain for some time. Mr.. Stockman
is slowly regaining health after SER
rious illness of six months duration.
E. L. Alvin was informed by the
Civil Service departement that applica-
tions can be had for Fireman-Laborer
for the new Postoffce building and that
these must be handed in not later than
| May, 81. 1910.
A communication from Indianapolis
states that Prof. r. Nix is seriously ill
and the latter part of last week was
taken to hospital in that city to be
operated upon. The Review was unable
to learn the nature of Mr.. Nix ailment.
Anton Sprenger and wife, of Cotton
wood will celebrate the twenty fifth
anniversary of their wedding next
Thursday, May 10Th at their home. A
number of friends and relatives have
been extended invitations to partake in
the festivities.
There is water in gasoline in sus-
pension as we'll as that which is
already separated. We have filter
and separator that absolutely takes
out all water and dirt. We sell at the
same price as others. Vim. A. PET
ferle, The Pure Food Grocer. Phone
II. 2t
Last Wednesday evening special SER
vices and confirmation were held at St.
Peters Episcopal church. Bishop S.
G. Edsall, of Minneapolis, officiated,
who was assisted by Rev. Jos. D. Salter,
of Faribault. Seven we're baptized and
seven confirmed.
Oil and Gasoline Users. Water
in oil and gasoline is caused by con.
densation. The oil and gasoline sus-
tanning different temperature thar
the surrounding atmosphere causes
sweating, illustrated by a glass of ice
water on hot day. We eliminate
this water by a new process Of fltua
ton. VIM. A. Pfefferle, The Pure
} Food Grocer. Phone II. q
Walter j. Smith, of Eveleth, MINI
republican candidate for the nomina
ton for state treasurer, spent las
Thursday in this city, looking after hi
political affairs. Mr.. Smith is presiden
of the Miners National Bank of Eviletl
and entertains hopes of receiving tn
nomination.
While fishing near Coteau Lake las
Saturday afternoon Francis Brad
picked up a relic of the Sioux India
war of 1862: It was regulation arm
revolver, weapon carried by Ger
Sibley's cavalry. All of the cham Der
were loaded, it being evident that tn
troops were in active service when til
| revolver was lost.-St. Peter Herald
1 Mrs. Otto Pless, who is visitin
with her daughter at Gibbon, Will
defending the stairs in the Willia1
Guggisberg residence Tuesday morr
. ing, slipped and fell part way dow
q the stairway and in so doing cut
l small cash in her forehead. Th
;, injury was not very severe and sh
will soon recover therefrom.
f Among the graduates of 1910 at tn
y state university, are the following
=. Frances E. Critchett, New Ulm, collee
a of science, literature and arts. Wn
: G. Hanson and VIM. F. Rounds, {
Sleepy Eye, from the college of del
s tistry, Adolph Sommerfeld, Sleep
l Eye, engineering department an
= Frank W. Brey, Lafayette, from tt
# college of ply sicians and surgeons.
. The Revs. Peschges and Colbert {
! the Diocesan missionary band, VII
had charge of the free lecture cour!
= held under the auspices of St. Patrie
g Council, K. of G. during the past wee]
n last Sunday evening brought the di
|, courses on the doctrines of the Cath.
n lie church to a successful close. TT
: lectures we're we'll attended and ha,
t. been unusually interesting to member
}. of the Catholic faith as we'll as to No