New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-12

Posltioh IN the wholesale millinery store
OF M. Hermann s. CO., of Milwaukee.
She will leave for that city Friday
John Bobleter and wife went to Win
throp Saturday fol a visit with relatives.
The former returned Monday but Mrs.
.Bobleter will remain the rest Of the
week.
Mrs. Frederlcka .Duehn one of the
early settlers of Nicollet county died at
her home in Oshawa last Wednesday
She has one son in this city, Albert who,
attended the funeral.
Engineer Harry Read, who has been
running on the Redwood branch, has
been assigned to the run made vacant
by the promotion of Engineer Leland
and will move to New Ulm very shortly.
Mrs. T. Thomas leaves next Tuesday
to select her fall stock Of millinery
goods. She will visit ST. Paul, Mime
apolis, Milwaukee and Chicago and may
go to Indiana for short stay with re-
lstives. .
Mrs. B. Follmanp, Mrs. S. Pfefferle
and Sarah Pfefferle go to Milwaukee and
Chicago next Friday, where Mesdames
Follmann and Pfeferle will make their
selections from the fall millinery styles
for their respective stores.
While working with Michael Leary's
bridge crew near Springfield last Thurs.
day, Thos. Collins slipped and fell from
the structure. He struck upon pile of
stones nearly fifteen feet below but
fortunately escaped with few slight
bruises. ..
The Empire mill was shut down last
week for repairs and the Eagle mill
closed Sunday night. In consequence
of the temporary suspension of the mill
ing business the Chicago & Northwestern
took off the night switching crew Mon
day and Tuesday nights.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson announces that
she will take limited number of table
boarders this winter. This will no doubt
be appreciated by the school teachers who
will return to the city and who are OPP
posed to going to the hotels TO: their
meals. &.
Ferdinand Kolmer and John Fischer,
tourists who came to work in the harvest
fields, were picked up by Chief Klause
Sunday while inebriated. When assessed
$40 each by Judge Henningsen Monday
morning they could not snake good
and were sent to the county jill for ter
days. -
Was She to Blame?
= L. G. Vogel is having the size of his
residence increased by the addition Of {
story to the rear part of the building
He finds that it is better to do this thar
to keep repairing the roof that ha'
bothered for number of years. The
Improvements will give him a goot
sized house. ~.
| Max Wiser of Mankato, was in the cit,
Monday morning distributing advertising
matter for the Minnesota state fair. MI
Wiser Is becoming known as one of tn
best advertising managers IN the North
west, he being the gentleman who CAV
publicity to the carnivals at Sioux Cit,
and Omaha. =. ..-"s..
Automobiles from Mankato wh
visited New Ulm Sunday were Mr.. au,
Mrs. G. H. Saulpaugh, DR.. and Mrs. W
N. Eberhardt and Mr.. and Mrs. II. F
Leonard. The Sabbath was an ideal da
for a jaunt through the country and the
enjoyed the thirty mile trip to this plac
greatly.
Wd. Eibner went to St. Paul yester
day for the purpose of attending meet
ing of the executive committee of til
Catholic Benevolent Aid Society. Th
object of the meeting was to make
number of revlsions In their rates an
place the society upon a more soli
financial footing.
Sheriff VIM. ]. Julius went to Sleep
Eye Saturday and served writ of al
tachment upon the firm of Ncumann
Sundt, Selling goods TO the value of 1921
The writ was taken out by Miss Mar
Kiefer to recover that amount for wage
which she claims are due her for actin,
as clerk IN the firms store.
Ed. j. Bobleter was taken i'll in hi
office Saturday afternoon and by Mon
day his condition had grown so seriou
that he was removed to st. Alexande
hospital. Yesterday morning he wa