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

in the twin cities.
| Andrew j. Eckstein went to st. Paul
yesterday on business.
Co. : 4 will be inspected by Major
Bnschers on Wednesday evening
November %.
Miss Annie Seeman of CORTLAND
was taken to ST. Alexander hospital
Monday and operated on for necrosis
of the upper jaw.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregatlonal church are preparing to
give fancy work and apron sale the
| first week in December.
Miss Mollie Luehrs has accepted the
position of manager in the office of the
New Ulm Rural Telephone Office. Miss
Florence Dougher has also been en-
ployed in the same Office. \
Yesterday was market day in Spring
field. The high school foot ball team
team went up and played the Spring
| Qe-
feated. The score being 5 and 6.
Invitations are out for the coming
marriage Of Lizzie A. Lindemann,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lindemann to Carl L. Peterson of
Waseca on Tuesday, November 18th.
Fireman J. P Clifford emf loyed on
the c. .& N. W. received some bad
bruises on Wednesday. He was taking
coal at the shed and was accidentally
pressed between the coal drop and the
! shed.
Thomas T. Collins engineer on the
G. q N. W. yard engine had his hands
so badly burned that he was unable to
work for few days. He was engaged
in cleaning the fire box of his engine
when his gloves caught fire.
Miss Ella Werder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Black, Mr. and Mrs. F. Luect
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Page were among
those who came down from Redwood
Falls to attend the dedication of the
new Evangelical church Sunday.
Among those who attended the Wis
consin and Minnesota game were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Beecher, Mrs. Wells
James Beecher. Miss Holman, Mis-:
Wells, Herman Raabe, Louis Burg, E
, T. Critchett, Francis Critchett, Ott(
, Schell and son, Melvin Vogtel and H
N. Somsen.
The wife of Michael Cavanaugh O
= Sleepy Eye is an inmate of st. Alex
' ander hospital in this city. She ha'
the misfortune to step into an opel
f cellar way and received severe injuries
being an old lady her recovery is yer,
f. slow but it is expected that she will b
about in a few days.
, Readers of the Review will hardl,
fail to notice the large ad of Cron
Bros in this issue of the paper Thi
, firm will devote some space from no,
until after the holidays to advertiser.
bargains and they are able to do VIVA
:, they advertise. Note some of the price
that are quoted this week.
The ladies of the Degree of Homo
f will hold fair and supper on Wed
nesday, November Is. They will hav
all kinds of fancy work and aprons
appropriate for Christmas present
: for sale. Supper will be served fror
$50. The location for holding tn
same has not yet been decided.
The Salem Congregational church il
Cambria will celebrate the fftieth an
niversary and rededication of their re
modelled church today and tomorrow
Elaborate programs have been pre-
pared. Rev. Wheeler and few mem
bers of the Congregational church o
this city will attend and take part il
the services.
The Sleepy Eye Herald of the pas
week bears the information that Henr.
Berg of that city has leased his build
ing and will retire from business. Thi
following the announcement that h
will be candidate for the Office O
treasurer of Brown county, would max
it appear that he expects to get int,
the game of politics at very earl
date.
Andrew J. Gag, who for the pas
two years has been assistant druggis
, in the City Drug Store in St. Jane
has resigned at that place and left 70
Minneapolis Sunday where he will tax
the state examinations for registere
pharmacists. His brother, Albert vii
2 enter the store he left as clerk and pre-
5 pare himself to take the examination
: in the course of time.
Thanksgiving day comes this yea
on the very last day of November, O
at least that is the date which Pres
dent Roosevelt will appoint as the ma
e tional holiday. His proclamation ha
e not yet been issued, but in response t
q many inquiries whether Thanksgivin
$ day would be appointed for the 23r