New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-04-13

Mrs. Otto Setter entertained at whist
last Friday evening.
Edward Larson spent several DAYS
in the Twin Cities on business.
Mrs. Quense, of Seattle, Wash, is
visiting with New Ulm friends.
Herman Nagel and his son John
made a business trip to the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. John Larson Of Hanska is
spending several days with friends in
this city.
Frances Steinke, of Sleepy Eye.
spent Saturday and Sunday with New
Ulm friends.
Mrs. F. 81. Behnke left for st. Paul
the fore part Of this week to attend the
Grand Opera.
Mist Minnie Shelley, of Hanska,
was New Ulm visitor between trains
last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Anna Trautmueller left for
Brady, N. D., which place she will
make her future home.
Geo. Paulson, Mrs. j. b.. johnson
and Rena Paulson, of Hanska, were
New Ulm visitors last Thursday.
County Treasurer Berg, Sheriff
Julius and John Forster made trip
to Springfield in the latter's auto
Friday.
Mrs. Luedke and son John, former
residents of this city now of Huron,
S. D., are visiting with New Ulm
friends.
Mrs. Yoerg, of Winthrop, spent
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Aug. Schell and other relatives the
fore part of this week.
Mrs. Peter Fischer, of Linden, is
reported as greatly improved at
Rochester, where she had an operation
performed on her March 28th.
The members of the Congregational
church at their quarterly meeting last
Thursday evening elected VIM. Mather,
trustee to succeedProf. E. T. Critchett,
resigned.
The base ball season was opened
by the Fairfax Regulars last Sunday
at which time they played their old
rivals, the New Ulm Autos. It was
the first game of either team. Score
was 5 to in favor of the Autos.
Mrs. Stricken, Miss Leola Strickler,
Miss Lulu Doehne and Mrs. Rothen-
berg, of Springfield. last week went to
Minneapolis to attend the performance
of professor Napoleon" Miss Vera
Stricken, student at the GU" took
part in one of the chOruses.
Frank Cullen, a farmer of Selma,
Cottonwood county, was found dead
in a grove near his home about noon
last Wednesday. It is presumed he
committed suicide by taking carbolic
acid, as small BOTTLE labeled carbolic
acid was found by his side, and his
mouth was badly burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bangs came down
from Sleepy Eye in their Auto on a
fishing tour. The reporter met Mr.
Bangs just when the latter entered his
car on the home trip and all he was
able to learn regarding the days catct
was this information: "Plenty of fish. ,
Did he refer to the: fish in the river:
1t is reported that the concert in the
opera house at Springfield. Sunda,
night by the Second Regiment band O.
New Ulm, was we'll patronized. The
music rendered by this splendid
musical organization was above the
average and they were generously
applauded by an appreciative
audience.
The committee on reorganization O.
the Sleepy Eye Milling company me
Wednesday morning in the company's
offices in Minneapolis. No definite
action was taken on account of thu
fact that certain details in the reorga
nization are still pending. But tn,
company's affairs are said to be in ;
condition where the early discharge o
the receiver will follow and the reor
ganization be completed.
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You'll be surprised to see how
you can fix up that furniture with tn,
celebrated Donkey Oil. Sold exclu
sively at the Pioneer Drug Store. 13-1'