New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-18
John Pestka representing the Toland

business university of Mankato, was
in the city looking after the interest of
his school last week
Mrs. Jos. Gales left for ST. Paul
Friday, moving her household goods
and other effects. She will make her
home with her son.
Mrs. Bertha Schwedemann of Mime
apolis, who has been visiting with
friends in this city for the past week
returned to her home Saturday.
Henry Brudy was brought before
Justice Henningsen Monday charged
with drunkenness. He pleaded guilty
and paid fine of $40 and cost
Andrew J. Eckstein was present at
a meeting of the Catholic Order of
Foresters in ST. Paul last week. He
also attended meeting of the State
Court.
Ferdinand Landwald was severely
injured while chopping wood Monday.
A piece of the block he was chopping
flew up and struck his head cutting his
scalp badly.
Mrs. w. Hauenstein, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. M. Mueller in Spring
field returned to her home in this city
on Wednesday.
Miss Cora Wells is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. H. H. Wells of Morris,
this state for few weeks. They both
were the guests of friends in St. Paul
over Saturday.
Mrs. I. M. Olsen, Mrs. I. Gallagher
and Miss Lamphere came down from
Sleepy Eye Friday to take advantage
of the excursion to the cities on the NJ.
& St. L. Saturday.
Miss Anna Klare, who has been
visiting in Minneapolis has returned
and is again at the switch board in
the Central Office of the Minnesota
Central Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerboth of this
city left for Cedar Rapids last Thurs
day to visit with their son. From
there they intend going to Colfax, Ia,
where they will probably remain dur
ing the winter.
The attention of the ladies is called
to the announcement of the coming oil
the representative of a large eastern
suit and jacket house, who will be at
Crone Bros. with large line of sam:
pies on Thursday of this week.
County Auditor Vogel let the twelve.
mile Eden ditch to Cuddy & Cavan.
augh Saturday. The ditch starts in
Eden goes through Home and Stark
and empties into the Cottonwood river
It will drain large body of valuable
land.
A number of people from this city
were present at the festival held by the
Catholic society at St. George. The
attendance at the festival was large
and the people had a good time though
the weather was little cold for the
class of refreshments provided.
George Franta of New Ulm returned
to his home last Saturday after visi
of couple of weeks with his brothers
here. 1t is quite probable that Mr.
Franta may decide to move here
should he be able to find suitable
residence.-Wab asso Standard.
Henry N. Somsen who has been il
Canada for the past two week looking
after the extensive land interests of tn
New Ulm Land Co., returned hom
. Thursday. When he left Winnipes
| last Tuesday it was showing, the tenn
perature was much lower than it il
here.
) VIM. Huevelmann has purchased tn
horse, Mckinley owned by Peter Sou
kup. This horse was brought to tn
city by M. Mullen and has change,
owners twice now in the past year. I
does not seem to have the stayin,
qualities that were the characteristic
of it's namesake.
Mrs. Harriet Schmidt proprietor O
the Art Studio has taken into her EN-
ploy Miss Julia Berndt and Mis-
Clara Soukup. Mrs. Schmidt is dc
| ing some excellent work in the line Q
photographs and it is pleasing to he
: friends that she is succeeding so well
Mrs. Fred Setter and children who
\ for the past two years have bee
: residents of Spokane, WASH, return
S ed to this city Saturday and will agai
make this their home Mr.. Setter wa
e employed by the Evergreen Fruit &C
b of that place, and will return to thi
e city in few weeks.
The last of the Sunday excursion
j on the M. & St. L. road attracted
e large number of people from this cit.
r The trains leaving here Saturda
were not prepared for the crowt
= and the accommodation was no bette
than were afforded at the time of tt