New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-04

against Michigan Saturday. In the
second half he was hurt and compelled
to leave the field but it is understood
that his injuries are not of a serious
| nature, y.-.
Judge B. F. Weber goes to Red
wood Falls this morning to convene
the November term of the Redwood
county district court. He will be &C
companied by Court Reporter W. T.
/ Eckstein. ..-... -a-
Rev. Vernon j. Emery, field agent
| of the American Unitarian associa alton,
delivered a sermon in Gebser's hall
last Thursday evening. He was an
eloquent speaker and his discourse was
an able one. ~.
Officers of the Minnesota Central
Railroad company have been furnish
ed with figures showing the gross
freight tonnage in New Ulm, the
| amount of freight received and also
that exported. 900 .-
Mrs. Robert Muhs arrived in New
Ulm Friday for visit with John Muhs
| and wife and her numerous friends in
the city. She will remain for some
time before returning to her home at
Spokane, Wash.
Bulletins of the Minnesota-M Michigan
football game were received Saturday
by the Coe Commission company.
Quite number of local enthusiasts
put in the afternoon at the office listen
ing to the reports.
DR.. Vim. R. Murray of MINNEAPOLIS,
will be in New Ulm at DR.. Vogeps
Office, in the post office building, Sun
day morning Nov. 9Th, hours 9 a. m.
to p. m. Practice limited to eye, ear,
| nose and throat work.
Richard Bobleter, who was injured
in the railroad shops in St. Paul some
time ago, arrived in New Ulm last
week for a visit with his parents,
General and Mrs. Joseph Bobleter.
He is still compellep to use crutches.
Judge B. F. Weber met with but i'll
success in his efforts to recover the
pocket book which he lost last week.
The purse and it's contents have dis
appeared utterly and he has about
given up hopes of ever recovering his
property.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
Hecker Post, 6. A. R., held Monday
evening, a resolution was adopted
favoring the granting OF pensions to
all veterans of the civil war above the
age Of 81 years and who have seen ninety
days or more of service. I'd
| The Cottonwood river is reported as
very high. While in the city Saturday
Martin Penning informed the Review
that the fords near his home we're all
impossible and that in order to reach
New Ulm it had been necessary for
him to drive to Sleepy Eye.
| Raymond Leary has reconsidere6
his decision to take charge of the Office
i Of Edwards, Wood & Co. at this place
He will remain with the Chicago &
/ Northwestern and another operator
will be sent here to relieve Manager
| SHETLAND, who goes to Charles City
lIowa.
1 The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the members of ST
Johns Court, G. o. F., in their hal
i Sunday evening was a very enjoyable
affair. The program published in The
last issue of the Review was faithfully
carried out and all the numbers were
4 delightful
/ VIM. Mason of Garden City, calico
upon Chief Klause last week and pre-
sented an order from Mrs. Ethel Ma
4 son, his sister, for the revolver which
was confscated by the police some
time ago. Mrs. Mason is the woman
who carried her armament in her stock
i ing and who was so incensed when th,
weapon was taken from her.