New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-06

The State Bank Of Hanska, in which
number Of the business men Of this
city are interested will increase its
capital stock to $4,000. It appears
to be paying proposition and is a
good thing for the village.
Monday evening the Milford band
gave another of their popular dances
at Hofschield's hall which was we'll at.
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by the
large number who attended.
The speech of u. g. Davis is pub
lished in full in the Redwood Reveille.
It's very patriotic and interesting
production and was delivered to a
large and appreciative audience.
Miss Alma Heimerdinger of New
Paynesville, is in the city the guest OF
friends. She came down to be present
at the graduating exercises Of the high.
school which take place this week.
Word has been received in this city
of the arrival of a little Baer in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baer of
Melrose, formerly Of this city. There
are now four small Baers in the family.
Miss Cora Manderfeld, who has been
attending the college at Mortified
finished her school year last week and
is now visiting friends at Mankato.
She will be at home the latter part of
this week.
The ice cream social that was given
by the members of the Congregational
Sunday school in the church parlors
on Wednesday evening last proved to
be quite an attraction and was sue
cess in every way.
Fremont Schmidt of the Brown coun-
ty Journal force left for his home in
Blue Earth Sunday where he will at
tend the graduating exercises of the
school in that city. He has brother
in the graduating class.
Jacob Pfenninger has been very i'll
for a week or more. He is confined to
his bed and some fear has been enter
tanned as to his recovery from the at
tack. He has not been strong for
sometime and in getting quite old.
Rev. E. N. Schmuck attended the
Diocesan Council at Minneapolis last
week. At this meeting A. W. Bing-
ham was elected as a delegate to the
Missionary Council which is called to
meet on the 18th Of October in ST. Paul.
Miss Doris Smith of LIE Sueur, was
the guest of friends in this city several
days last week. She has been teach
ing school near CORTLAND and upon
the closing of the term came to this
city to visit before going to her. home.
The J. I. Case people have sent to
Robert t'esenmaier Of this city the
first steel separator that has ever been
seen in this city. It appears to be q
triumph in the line Of machinery and
something that will endure for all
time.
Judge George performed the mar
riage ceremony of VIM. Hoffman and
Carrie Scar at the home of Leonard
Haeberle Saturday evening. Both Of
the young people are from the town
of Milford where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Clarence Staley of Mankato,
was in the city Saturday on her way
home to Mankato from Winthrop,
where she had been visiting. She spent
the time between trains in this city with
relatives.
Herman Nagel has had quite an ex-
perience getting acquainted with his
new automobile. So tar he has es-
capped any injury either to himself or
his machine, but it is about the fastest
thing he has had to handle in the line
of transportation.
The gun shoot at Hunters Rest re-
suited in the following scores Sunday:
A. Petry $50; Vim. Pfaender, l7eS m.
E. Koch, l72; H. Gebsers sl5;; I G.
Schrodt, ISL; H. Meyer, uen-
stein, 125; F. j. Memo, lsH. try,
III; Fred Meyer, LOT.
M. Mullen is suffering considerably
from an injured finger. At first he
paid but little attention to the matter
when it finally became infamed and
|.sore and developed a good case OF
blood poisoning. He is afraid that
thefrst joint will have to be amputated.
The launch, 'Elsie" which was
placed on the Cottonwood river last
year has been transferred to the Min
nesota and is now doing service in
competition with the Alcantara. 1t is
a steam launch and is perfectly at
home on the waters Of the Minnesota.
Cleveland Frederick, who has been