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

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Miss Pearl Miller of Minneapolis,
arrived yesterday to take position
as stenographer at the Eagle mill.
Miss Maud Nixon of Mankato, has
also been engaged and will assume her
duties Monday. =
Attorney Albert Pfaender and Prof.
E.. L. Dills left over the st. Louis
Friday afternoon for Minneapolis,
where they attended the big football
game Saturday. On the same train
Stanley Bingham, Fred Hubbard, Geo.
Wicherski and Otto Burmelster were
passengers, also, they going down to
see their former school mate, Earl
Current, play fullback.
Officer Jos. Weissenborn found three
boys hanging about the Chicago &
Northwestern depot during the early
hours ofMondaymorning Whentaken
to the police station they refused to
give their names but said their homes
were in Mankato. The fortune hunters
were not held, the officer conducting
them to the railroad yards and send
ing them home on the first freight train.
August G. Dahl of this city, and
Miss Louisa A. Backer of Cottonwood,
were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at the home of the groom's
parents on Center street. Mr.. Dahl is
the efficient bookkeeper at the New
Ulm Roller mill and his bride is an
accomplished young lady. The Review
joins with their many friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
James Kelley, until a few months
ago locomotive fireman in the employ
of the Chicago & Northwestern, died
at his home in Waseca Saturday
evening of consumption. Deceased was
% years of age and for time worked
in the local yards. It was while here
last July that his health became so
poor that he was compelled to resign
his position. The funeral will be held
tomorrow.
New Ulm sent large delegation to
the Minnesota-M Michigan football game
at Minneapolis Saturday. The party
which went down that morning included
Representative and Mrs. S. D. Peter
son, Mrs. E. T. Critchett, the Misses
Bretta Price, Mamie Neumann and
Allie Scherer, DR.. O. c. Stricken,
Messrs. Ben Stockman, 81. N. Somsen,
A. J. Vogel, W. R. Mather and l.. A.
Gebhardt. w. r. Hodges OF Sleepy
Eye, accompanied the New Ulm crowd.
Mrs. Elizabeth Arbes passed away
at her home on Valley street last We'd
nesday evening after prolonged ILL
ness. Deceased was born in Austria
and was 81 years of age. She is sur
vived by her husband and four child
rem, Mrs. Lorenz Postel and Chas. F.
Arbes of this city, Mrs. John Drexler,
LIE Sueur; and John Arbes, LANDER
ton. The funeral was held Saturday
from the Catholic church.
Invitations we're received last week
by General Joseph Bobleter and the
local members of his staff, Major L.
G.. Vogel, Capt. Andrew J. Eckstein
and Capt. Einar Hoidale, to attend the
ceremonies in connection with the lay
ing of the corner stone of the new
armory in St. Paul, which were held
Sunday. However, the New Ulm men
we're unable to get away aud had to
content themselves with sending their
regrets. s~
Architect Julius Berndt, who de-
signed the plans for the Herman monu-
ment and who may be said to have
caused it's erection in New Ulm, ad-
dressed the pupils of the eighth grade
of the public schools Thursday morn
ing, telling them of the manner in
which it was built and explaining to
them it's historical significance. He
described the original monument, which
stands in Germany, and gave them
many details which they will use in
the compositions they are whiting for
the exhibit at the St. Louis worlds
fair.