New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-01-18

Rev. G. ]. Albrecht last Sunday vis-
tied with his son, Rev. G. Albrecht, at
st. Peter.
4 A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gullick johnson in Lafayette on
Friday Jan. 18th. Mother and child
are doing we'll.
Rev. G, Albrecht who accepted .
call from the Lutheran church at st.
Peter was Installed last Sunday in his
new church by Rev. Koehler Of Nicol-
let.
*You cannot get . pair of glasses of
Prof. Myer ucless you need them;
then he insists on supplying the Right
kind. It Pays to have your eyes cor
rectly fitted. Prof. Myer will be at
C. C. Reim's Fri. and Sat. Jan. 27.26.
Due to the steadily increasing
business ia the Ladies Ready .to-wear
department, G. A. Ottomeyer 10
making great preparations for i'm.
proyements in his dry goods store.
1t is his intention to erect . platform
in the rear of the store and likewise
to add considerable shelving along
side the rear end of the show windows.
The stockholders of the Brown Co.
Bank at their meeting last Thursday
elected the following directors: DR.. L.
A. Fritsche, Albert Steinhsuser, A. J.
vogel, DR.. Geo. B. Weiser, f. 6.
Hage, Ben Stockman and Anton
Schiller The directors will hold their
meeting next Thursday evening.
Il. Bendixen, one of the Oldest and
most enterprising business men OF
Springfield. has retired from business.
The stock OF dry goods was sold to H.
J. Peak OF Sanborn who loaded it into
sleighs and moved it to his home town.
Mr.. Bendixen who has been resident
of Springfield for the past 81 years,
will make his future home in Cali
fornia.
will 1 see we'll in old sge?" Many
oeople wonder how we'll their eyes
are going to hold out 1t depends
largely on the care that Is taken Of
them Now. II your eyes need atten-
ton. better call on Prof. Myer ct
| C. G. Reim's Fri. and Sat. Jan. 27-20.
A meeting of tho building committee
of the Dr.. II. L. College was held last
Friday afternoon. An extension OF
| time for the completion of the chapel
building was given to May LIST. A
oill of $500 to P. J. Gallagher Of
Faribault was approved and ordered
paid, also . bill of 81. 900 to Babcocl
g. Wilcox Of Kssota of cut stone. !.
The New Ulm Stone Co. elected the
Following Board Of Directors and
officers for the ensuing year last
Thursday evening; Otto schell, pre-
sident; Jos. A. Eckstein, vice presi
dent; Wesley c. Miller, secretary and
manager; b. D. Beussmsnn, treasurer
q. L. Beecher, George Msrti snt
Herman Held. We understand ther'
vas some lively bidding for stocki'
the company of late and . number o
shares have changed hands. A divt
dend Of six per cent WAS declared OF
last years business.
Conditions make it imperative
that give up my Stamping business
1T least temporarily; and have msd'
arrangements with Mrs. E. ]. Buehrer
4O7 North State Street to continue tn
work on and after Jan. 23d, 1911
She is experienced in stamping ant
will carry as full and complete lln'
and assortment of patterns, art llnen'
and the best fllosses, Is 1 did. | TAX
this opportunity to thank my friend
for their kind patronage IN the pas
ADD hope that they will be as kind u
my successor.
Theo. Mueller sustained dislocate'
shoulder last Thursday evening whe'
returning home from Gibbon. Whil'
turning out of the way for an ap
preaching team the bob sleigh was up
set, throwing the four men down tn
embankment. w. b. Gieseke, A. J
Esser, Bert. Wagner of Vesta luckil!
escaped injury. Mr.. Mueller will b.
obliged to carry his left arm in SLIM
for the next four weeks on account o
the injuries received. 49,. .....
The fast-thinning ranks OF th
pioneer settlers of Nicollet county
we're further reduced last Saturday b!
the death of Christian 81. Brinkma'
which occurred at the family home
or South Third street. Mr.. Brink
mans death was due to the infirmitie