New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-11-08


Herman Nagel made business trip
to st. Paul Thursday.
W. G. Alvin was in ST. Paul a few
days this week on business.
Miss Lydia Ochs Of Springfield who
has been visiting relatives in the city
returned to her home Sunday.
Otto Lieder of CORTLAND has ac-
copied a position as clerk in the cloth
ing store Of F. Zchunke & Co.
Attorney I. NJ Olsen of Sleepy Eye
arrived in the city Sunday and re-
manned until Monday afternoon.
In season and made fresh daily
some very fine peanut, almond. walnut
and other pulled tatfies at Wd. Eib-
ner's Home Bakery. 44-2t
Charles Kaiser, architect and con-
tractor, has rented the old FrenZel pop
factory and will use it as carpenter
shop.
B. StOckman returned home Monday
from business trip to Iowa where he
had been in the interest Of the New
Ulm Roller mill.
Elsie, the IA year old daughter OF
Mrs. Theodore Klippstein was oper.
ated on for appendicitis Thursday al
St, Alexander hOSDital
E. Kisar of Morristown who has been
sick at St. Alexander hospital with
appendicitis returned to his home Mon.
day. His wife who has also been in
the city accompanied him.
Herman Schiemann who has been
interested in the New Ulm Feed and
Fuel Co. has severed his connection
with the same and resumed his position
as clerk in the clothing department OF
the J. F. Neumann store.
Monday morning all the teachers OF
the St. Peter public schools came up
and visited the public schools. Al
noon they were entertained at dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Beecher. They returned on the after
noon train.
Francis Davis, a brother ofAttorney
Davis of Sleepy Eye and a resident OF
this county for the past thirty five
years, accidentally shot himself while
getting out of his wagon to fire at some
game. He died Immediately. He was
buried Sunday.
The ladies of St. Anne court are to
give a card party in the new school
house this evening and are anxious
| that all who care to have a good time
, should remember the date and attend.
Light refreshments will be served for
which charge will be made.
The examining board meets in St.
Paul Monday November II for the
purpose of examining candidates for
commissions in the National Guard.
First lieutenant John Laudon of Co.
"A'' who was unable to appear before
the board last August will do so at
this time.
Edward Lueck of Redwood Falls
and Miss Martha Zimmerman were
married at the home of the brides
parents in CORTLAND Thursday after.
noon. Rev. T.. F. Bollenbach officiated
The young people will live near Red.
wood Falls where Mr. Lueck is en-.
gagged in farming.
About twenty-five members of the
Epworth League drove out to the home
of Royal D. Lille across the river or
the night of Halloween. The rooms
were decorated with foliage and pump
\ kins which gave the desired effect O.
the season. The entire evening was
given over to Halloween tricks ane
games. The lunch also suggested the
occasion.
Friends of August Letter of Fairfa,
were shocked to learn of his sudder
death which occurred Sunday. The
:: cause of his death was appendicitis
He was buried Tuesday. Mr.. Leife,
was one of the influential citizens O.
Fairfax and was interested in the mil
in that city when it was destroyed BY
fire, he losing large amount of his
Investment. He was the brother in-laN
Of G. Fl. Hornburg of this city, who
with Conrad Dirks left for Fairfa,
yesterday to be present at the funeral