New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-26
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Monday was pleasant caller at the
Review Office.
Piano tuner Herm. A. Vogelpohl
was professional caller in Echols,
MINI. this week.
ALI. w. Mueller from st. Paul spent
Sunday with his parants, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Mueller.
Mrs. Max. Hanft, of Minneapolis,
was the guest of Mrs. F. w. Johnson
at the Dakota House.
Miss Anna Lendt, of Sleepy Eye is
visiting with the family of Rev. G. ).
Albrecht and other friends in this city.
Mrs. Mic Picker from Nicollet is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Brix. Her father is seri-
ously i'll.
DR.. Karl Scherer has sold his ex-
tensive medical practice in Ruthton,
MINI. and left for Washington D. G.
to take up a six months postgraduate
course.
Gust. Boyer, who had been visiting
for the past two months in this city,
leaves to-day WED. for Malta, Mont,
where he will follow the trade Of a
carpenter.
George L. Schmidt, last week attend
ed the sessions of the Minnesota Ma
sonic Grand Lodge in ST. Paul as a
representative of local Charity Lodge
No. 80 A. r. & A. M.
Fred Alvin and wife. Of Leaven-
worth, arrived Friday evening to make
their temporary home with Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Alvin Sr. during the pres
ent sickness of Mr.. Alvin.
A pleasant and we'll attended Mas
querade ball was held last Saturday
evening at John Koehler who lives on
VIM. Wellner's farm in Lafayette. A
number of New Ulmites attended.
The pupils of Miss Malick have
organized clubs and during their
weekly meetings will study history OF
music, harmony, life of composers
and various other musical subjects OF
interest.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Min
nesota held its annual session last
week in st. Paul. George L. Schmidt
represented the local lodge. Accord
ing to the secretary's report the total
membership in the state is now %, 924.
Jacob Engel, who spent some time
with his parents in this city, Saturday
returned to his place of occupation in
New York City. His sister, Miss
Helen, accompanied him as far as
Chicago, where she will attend a
Business College.
The following last week were visi.
tors in the Twin Cities: A. W. Bling.
ham, John Buschard, Mr.. and Mrs,
Chas. Silverson, Mrs. M. A. Bing
ham, DR.. L. A. Fritsche, Louis Buen
ger, Andrew J. Ochs, Peter Mertz
Conrad Dirks and Herman Held.
The last number of the Entertain
ment & Lecture Course which was tt
be filled by DR.. Edwin Southern, ha6
to be cancelled on account of the i'll
ness of Mr.. Southern's wife. We un
derstand that no arrangements have
been made to substitute this number
The Hanska Milling Co. held thei1
annual meeting at the mill Tuesday
afternoon and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, John Torgrimson; vice pres.
Theo. Thormodson; secretary, Mel
Roland; treasurer, Hans Ulen. Antol
| TOrgrimson was elected a director blu
refused to qualify whereupon tn
board appointed Anton o. Ouren.
The Review is in receipt of the Lo
Angeles Express for which N. Hen
ningsen has our thanks. This pape
gives an account of the aviation NEE
held there a few weeks ago. Accordin,
to the Express there could have BEEF
no more suspicious opening to tb
wonderful plans of Aviation wee
than that which marked the flight o
the New York and Peoria. Not
single hitch married the event. TIL
first mentioned was designed and bull
by Capt. I'll. F. Baldwin and has
capacity OF $4,000 cubic feet of gas
The altitude record is "a, 200 feet an,
the duration record 48 hours.