New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-08


ain the teachers OF the city schools
next Saturday afternoon at the home
If Mrs. DR.. Reineke.
New Ulmites have . treat ia store
|or them when the Second Regiment
Band gives their annual concert Feb.
10Th at the Opera House.
The Misses Winkelman and Messrs
Burk and Dorm rendered few vocal
numbers at the funeral of the late
Dora Kuehn Of the Town OF Sigel.
The MISSES Mary and Louise
Schramm left Saturday for st. Paul
to study the new spring fashions in
at the principal stores Of
fashion at that city.
Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein held re-
ception Friday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Schroeder Of Colorado. The
latter lie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Schmidt of this city.
Mrs. Pfefferle, Miss Haas and Miss
Lipp will go to Milwaukee and Chi
cago this week to attend spring
openings and study the
latest fashions in head-gear.
Foley Kidney Pills are reliable
remedy for backache, rheumatism and
urinary irregularities. They are tonic
in action, quick in results and afford
prompt relief from all kidney dis
orders. O. M. Olsen.
John H. Forster and Louis j..
Buenger left for Minneapolis to attend
three days meeting OF the Minnesota
Funeral Directors Association which
will be held at the State University
this week.
Julius Krause of Essig left for Sha-
kopee Tuesday afternoon, where he
will receive mud bath treatments for
his sore leg. Nick Gulden of this city
is taking charge of his place during
Mr.. Krause's absence.
e. H. Juni, heretofore engaged in
insurance business in Faribault, has
now affiliated himself with the Joy
Wilson Sales Co. of Minneapolis and
will sell automobiles, gasoline engines
and supplies. His territory is in
Southern Minnesota.
HI. Ramme, the well-known tailor,
will move his shop to his residence on
So. Washington St. about the 6rst OF
March. Schneider's Cigar Factory
will occupy the building and have it
remodeled for cigar and tobacco
store, with afactory il the rear.
George Siebenbrunner, formerly Of
this city and now of St. Paul, was one
of the victims OF q robbery committed
in store on Smelling Ave. when two
masked men entered. held up four
men and woman and appropriated
to themselves about 5000. However,
the bandits we're caught and will have
to "pony" up in due time.
The vacancy on the Board OF
County Commissioner caused b: And
]. Eckstein,s removal to Clear Lake
will be filled next. Saturday by op.
pointment made by the Mayor of New
Ulm and the Chairman of the super.
visions of the Town of Milford. We
understand that John Aenle, who two
years ago ran for this Office OF an in.
dependent ticket, has an excellent
chance of being appointed.
Browns Business College of. this
city has adopted q commendable idea
of having its students addressed once
week, for fifteen or twenty minutes,
by professional and business men
along lines tending to cultivate com
mercial business ideas. Rev. c. H.
Sauter, Jos. A. Eckstein and A. j.
Alvin have thus far served. This
week, ye editor is on the roll for an
address in the german language. We
do not yet know what we will say, but
it will be something along educational
lines, where we feel at home.
Last Friday Andrew J. Eckstein
resigned his position as chairman and
as county commissioners of the Sd
Commissioner district of the county,
and also his position as president and
member of the Board of Public
Works of this city. This former pc.
sition will be filed by a board OF ap-
pointment consisting of the chairman
of the Town Board of the Town OF
Milford and the Mayor of this city,
and the latter position is filled by
appointment by the Judge of the
District Court. These designations of
Mr.. Eckstein we're caused by his
permanent removal to Clear Lake,
Sherbourne County,
The Berchtesgadener Company.