New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-07
"a. Alderman preached at Elkton

1 a. Alderman preached at Elkton,
IS. d., Sunday.
Prof. ]. Meyer preached at Red
wood Falls, Sunday.
/ County commissioners Jesse Palmer
i and p. J. Miller were in the city over
| Sunday
i John Frey of Nicollet, spent Monday
/ and Tuesday in the city, visiting with
his sister, Mrs Fred Meyer.
Hens Larson of Hanska has been
helping Albin Carlson in his store for
the last two weeks.
!, August Speckmann shipped a car
load of hogs from Essig to the Twin
cities Monday.
| Jacob Klossner and Miss Eva spent
Saturday and Sunday in Winthrop
on combined business and pleasure
| trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guth enter
tanned Mrs. Guth S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kuehn Of Wanda, last
week.
C. p. Tillmoney left the st. Louis
depot Monday, where he was operator,
and has become the Edwards, Wood g.
Co. manager at Ortonville.
Mrs. George Altmann, Mrs. John
Reinartz and Mrs. Antoine Altman
are expected home soon from a visit
with friends in Comfrey and w abasso.
Advent services, preparatory to
Christmas, are being held Wednesday
evenings of each week. The first of
the services was held Nov. Both.
Detective Tom Coleman was in the
city few days last week and said he
was going to clear up the murder
mystery but he soon gave it up and
returned to Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of New Ulm, had a loss
in the Hanska fire and was the first
company to send a man to the scene
and adjust a loss. Assistant Secre-
tary Read went down Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Keegan, aged 73 years,
died last week at the home of her son
in Sleepy Eye. She had long been a
resident of the county arriving in 1867
and settling on claim near Sleepy
Eye.
The village council of Comfrey has
ordered 100 loads of gravel placed on
the main street of that town to inn
prove it's bogy condition. The Times
of that village says this will be but a
rop in the bucket of what is needed.
F. A. Williamson, storekeeper at
Searles, sold out his business last
week to man from Iowa. The deal
was trade and Mr.. Walthausen be-
comes owner of some fine Iowa acres
and will move into the state to the
south, and take up farming.
Albin Carlson made arecord-break-
ing drive to Hanska on the night of
the fire. He did not know but that
his store in that village was in dan
ger and secured the best team W. Ell.
Gieseke could furnish. He covered
the fifteen miles in one hoar and ten
minutes.
New Ulm Assembly 1872, p. f. IT,,
last evening elected the following
officers: President. Ernst Wicherski;
past-president, John Geiger; vice
president, Joseph Karl; secretary,
Henry Vedder; advisor, Ed. Alvin;
warden, Lorenz Merkle, Conrad Dirks,
treasurer.
| The term of court which meets the
thirteenth of this month promises to
be light one and uninteresting, I'M
less there should be an arrest in the
murder case. But even then it is
possible that the defense would ask
for continuance in order to prepare
/ it's case. There are twenty nine civi,
dar.
Rev DIR. Mattsen, president O.
Gustavus Adolphus college in ST
Peter, was a caller at DR.. Martin
Luther college, Friday. DR.. Mattser
had been attending the dedication
exercises of the Swedish Lutherg1
church at Winthrop. He pronounced
the newly dedicated church one of tn,
finest church edifces in southern
Minnesota.
The Ladies Missionary society Q
the Congregational church has electe'
I officers for the ensuing year as follow
President, Mrs. w. A. Hubbard; vic
president, Mrs. B. F. Weber: secre
tary. Mrs. A. III. Loenhardt: treasu1
er, Mrs. FL. l.. Beecher. The Christ
& ian Endeavor society Of the sam
I church has also elected officers, til
, following being honored: president
t Miss Louise Miele: vice presiden
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