New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-05

August Gieseke contemplstes NOV
ing to st. Paul next spring.
Frank Webber and wife returned to
Franklin Monday morning.
A. w. Bingham was abusiness visit
or in Minneapolis Monday.
VIM. Metzen of Milford contem-
plates moving to Colorado.
Ernst Weschcke of Springfield was
a Thanksgiving visitor in New Ulm.
Chas. Stengel returned from the
north Saturday evening with two fine
deer.
Editor Eaton of the Morgan Messen-
ger was the guest of Cap. Nenno last
Wednesday.
Stoll & Son have the contract for
doing the plumbing work in the new
REIN building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rolwes are the
happy parents of a baby boy, born on
Thanksgiving day.
August Schwertfeger, the Sanborn
miller, will return to New Ulm to re-
side in the spring.
Edward Huelskamp. barber in the
shop of Frank Leibold, resigned on
Monday and left for St. Paul.
J. B. Augustine of Burnsto was
here Friday on his way home from a
two weeks visit in Wisconsin.
Geo. Schmidt, clerk in the Office of
Bingham Bros, spent Thursday with
the Mowery family at Mortified.
The Gopher Club met with Miss An
ME Luetjen at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel Friday evening.
Birthday parties were given by
Mrs. George Dietz on Sunday evening
and Mrs. Louisa Gasink on Monday.
A. J. Alvin went to Minneapolis
yesterday morning to settle a claim
for the Minnesota Commercial Mems
Health Association.
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Aug. Heinz has been spending the
past few days at Hotel Julius. Drunk
enness and disorderly conduct were
! the cause of his confinement.
Matt Eichten, the Wanda hardware
merchant, was taken to Rochester yes
terday to be operated on for appendi-
citis. Matt is brother of P. j. Eich-
ten of this city.
A bunch of good fellows, about
twelve of them, drove over to ST.
George Sunday and spent the day
very pleasantly as the guest of Jos.
Reinhart. Geo. Marti ''chaperoned'
the party.
Beginning this evening and con-
tinuing every Wednesday evening
thereafter until Christmas special ad-
vent services will be held at the
Lutheran church, The services will
begin at 1880 o'clock.
The village of Morgan has been
sued by Mrs. Lora Kempton for 81, 400,
the result of injuries received through
a defective sidewalk. Somerville &
Hauser will represent the plaintiff and
Senator Clague the village.
The Minneapolis students all re-
turned to their studies Monday morn
ing. The group included Harry and
Stanley Bingham, Arthur Eckstein,
Carl Crone, Alfred Mueller, Otto Sci
fert, Francis Critchett and Sydney
Alvin.
A special from Marshall to the
Minneapolis Tribune says that the
grand jury is investigating the bank
failure of Jessup and Musser of Tracy.
One of the parties is dead, having died
under suspicious circumstances just
before the failure, and now they are
after the other partner, who is at pres
ent resident of Wisconsin.
In New York recently District At
torney Jerome instituted proceeding
similar to the secret hearing conducted
by the citizens committee in the Geb-
hardt murder case. One of the witness
ses who was called on to testify re-
fused to do so and in this refusal has
just been sustained by the supreme
court. The entire proceeding is held
to be-illegsl.
/ Last evening the Brown and Red
wood physicians were banqueted by
the Blue Earth county doctors at the
Saulpaugh hotel in Mankato. DR..
Rothenberg of Springfield spoke on
"the nou-surgical treatment of appen-
dicitis,' DR.. Weiser Of this city
talked of the state sanitarium at
Walker, and Attorney Owens of w alnut
Grove responded to the toast, "Medi-
cal legislation DR.. Tomlinson OF
] ST. Peter presided.
/ At dance at the Tivoi recently
Anton Kraus asked Alma Pfeiffer to
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