New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-21

| Jim friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Scherer is confined to her
home with severe attack of pleurisy.
| r. II. Buelow, the Sleepy Eve post
master, transacted business here yes
terday.
The funeral of child of FIR. Will
fahrt OF Sigel occurred from the Holy
Trinity church yesterday forenoon.
The Sommer Building on Mime
sofa street is being improved with a
new and up-to-date plate glass 'front.'
Mrs. Helena Roos departed for Kan
sas city Monday afternoon to spend
the winter with her sons, Charles and
Hugo.
The many friends of Fred Gerboth
will be plsased to learn of his return
from St Peter, apparently restored to
perfect health.
/ w. f. McCue, the Eagle mill engi-
neer, is rapidly recovering from a
siege of sickness. He will resume
work this week.
The ladies of the Friedens church
cleared in the neighborhood of s67 at
their apron sale in the Ottomeyer
| Block last Thursday.
| The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church are arranging for
their annual sale and supper at the
church parlors on December 5th.
| Charles Rauschke, one of the Eagle
! Mill foremen, fell from car on the
| side track Saturday night and sus-
tanned painful injuries about the head
and shoulders.
| Letters received from Ann Arbor by
! G. A. Hagberg are highly compliment
! tary OF the progress being made by his
daughter in her musical studies at the
Michigan University. .s.
r. A number of friends and neiehbors
tgathered at the home of George Hoff-
mann Sunlay evening and pleasantly
! assisted him in celebrating the thirty
fourth anniversary of his birth.
| A. II. Lienhard left yesterday for a
four weeks trip in the northern part
OF the state. Mr.. Lienhard represents
the Cooper Wells Co., of St. Joseph.
Michigan, manufacturers of fine hose.
| The following were among the New
Ulmites who saw Minnesota's proud
. foot ball team go down to defeat on
| Northrop field Saturday afternoon:
DR.. aud Mrs. Miller. w. B. Mather,
f. A. Stoll, Jos. Arbes and Adolph
Wagner.
IL Have you seen the New Rimless
Eyeglasses? Call and examine. Prof.
Meyer. at Reim's Jewelry store. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, Nov. %,
% and "a.
i While working in an elevator pit
at the Eagle Mill few days ago Gus
! Reinke was quite seriously injured by
heavy shovel falling from some
distance above and striking him on
the head. His Improvement has been
slow, but it is thought that he will be
able to go to work again the latter
part of the week. ~.
The large new bell in the Catholic
church at Searles was dedicated with
appropriate exercises last Thursday
forenoon. Rev. Sandmeyer Of New
-Ulm made the principal address, and
assisting him were the resident priest
and Revs. Scholzen and Dick of New
Ulm, Pozeck of st. George and b.
resch Of Madelia.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Henle, one of the first
OF Brown county's white settlers. cele-
brated the eighty-sixth anniversary of
her birth on Monday evening, sur
rounded by host of friends and rela-
tives. Her daughters, Mrs. Lauter-
bach of Redwood Falls and Mrs. F.
Schlumpberger of Clements, came here
especially to join in the happy event.
i Among the visitors in the city this
week were Wenzel Sittauer of Sisse-
ton, N. D., Mrs. DR.. Lambert of St.
Peter, Frank Black of Redwood Falls.
Mrs. S. w. Rodin and daughter OF
St. Cloud, Frank Logge of Owatonna,
Martin WEIGH of Marshall, Otto Maier
of Mankato, Henry Merbol of Monte
I video, Alfred Weyerding of Revere
and Mrs. John Martin of Cleveland.
\ Sam Fullerton, the state game COM
1 missioner, thinks there will be fewer
accidents among deer hunters this year
than formerly. This is due, he SAYS.
to the passage of a law by the last leg
islature providing that man will be
deemed guilty of manslaughter if he
! kills another hunter, even accidentally.
This will tend to make those hunters
who shoot at anything that moves in
the woods more careful.
It reflects no credit on the people of
New Ulm that more of them did not
turn out to hear Mr.. Walker White