New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-11-23

DR.. A. J. Kaess, now practicing
medicine in Moorhead, but formerly a
New Ulm boy, has been elected coroner
of Clay county.
st. Charles, Mimi, has just dedi-
Gated new $4,000 Catholic church to
replace the one destroyed by the cy-
clone last year.
E. II. Behnke is entertaining her
father John cummings and her sister
Miss Marie, who arrived from ST..
Peter few days ago.
Senator Patrick Fitzpatrick of
Winona was in the4city over Sunday
on visit with lis daughter Miss
Gertrude Fitzpatrick.
The Thanksgiving ball at Turner
hall tomorrow night promises to be a
great success. The committee has
made elaborate plans.
John Wise, editor of the Mankato
Review, and the Mankato chief of
police were in the city Sunday, the
latter to consult with the local police.
Fl. G. Davis, police reporter of the
Minneapolis Journal, was down to
spend Sunday in New Ulm and gather
little data for fresh story on the
murder mystery.
John Gieske and wife, who spent
several weeks as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. English, are now
at the worlds fair on a ten-day
trip, after which they expect to return
to New Ulm.
Albert Kiesling, who resigned his
position in the postoffice several weeks
ago, has decided to re-engage in the
blacksmith business and on Monday
opened up his shop in his old location
on Second North street.
2. A. Cosgrove and III. M. Noack
were over from Arlington Wednesday.
The former is a lawyer and had bust
ness at the courthouse, while the lat
ter runs stock farm and was in the
city buying corn for shipment.
x Call at Miss Bogen's to see the
select line of damask and german linen
lunch cloths and center pieces. 47-tf.
Judge B. F. Weber has been hold
ing court in Marshall the last week
and Mrs. Weber has been with her
hus band in that villagevisiting friends.
Court Reporter w. T. Eckstein Of
course accompanied the judge.
New Ulm friends have received invi-
tations to the wedding in Morgan of
Miss Minnie 81. Schon to Bernie A.
Eaton Thursday, November Oath.
Miss Schon was formerly employed in
Mrs. T. Thomas millinery store.
A letter from Theodore Case and
son Jim, who are hunting deer near
Park Rapids, Mimi, says they are
having a fine time in the woods and
have had several shots at the fleet
footed game, but have not been sue
cessful in bagging any yet.
The electric lights have been put in
at the st. Louis depot and are great
improvement over the old lighting.
There are ten lamps in all, three on
the platform, three in the Office, and
one in each waiting room, in the bag
gage room and in the basement.
Scores of visitors took advantage
of the chance Thursday to go through
the new county jail offered by the
county commissioners Commissioner
Andrew Hoffman, acted as guide and
showed the people the different rooms
and points of interest about the build
ing.
The New Ulm public schools close
this afternoon and will not upon up
again until next Monday, thus giving
a Thanksgiving vacation of four days.
Most of the teachers from out of town
will sieze the opportunity to go home.
Brief exercises will be held in the high
school and in all the grades this
i
A full length picture of Earle
Current, fullback on the football
team of the University of Minnesota
appeared with those of several Other
members of the team in the Sunda,
Chicago Inter Ocean. Minnesota play
ed Northwestern in Chicago Saturday
and the minnesota Giants" were O
especial interest to readers in tina
city.
w. B. soukup, who left the cit.
about eight months ago to take a pc
sition in a New Ulm mill, has returned
to Sleepy Eye and is again engaged
/ with the local milling company. Be
fore returning to this city Mr.. Soukul
took trip south, visiting the fair a
st. Louis and then going to New Or
leans for a visit with his sister
Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
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