New Ulm review., 1906-12-19

Mrs. Jacob Neubauer OF Minneapo-
lis is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jacob
Loesch.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fischer of Cottonwood Sunday
evening.
Miss Lou Baasen was a visitor
among Mankato friends the latter part
o. the week.
Miss Minnie Si1verson of Cincinna-
ii, Ohio. is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Siegel.
Robert Swetland has accepted a
position as stenographer in 81. B.
Deter's insurance Office.
Miss Hovig, one of the Eagle mill
stenographers, will visit during the
holidays with relatives at Mankato.
NJ. Mullen and wife will leave
Saturday for ST. Louis to spend the
holidays with their daughter, Mrs.
Blattermann.
Peter Moe, the we'll known Burns
town citizen, is at Rochester, having
undergone an operation last week at
the hands of DR.. Mayo.
ssKaffeeklatsch'' rumor has it that
a prominent young business man will
soon become a benedict. His initials
constitute justice court Offense.
! Jos. Everling, until recently opera
tor in the Cummings commission Office
at Madison, has returned to New Ulm
and is staying at the home OF his
/ parents.
The young people of the Congrega-
| tional church gave an old-fashiOned
basket social at the church palors
last evening. The receipts of the
| bazaar a week ago amounted to S142.
A. F. Johnson. formerly manager of
the Review, arrived here from Regina,
Canada, yesterday. He will remain
over the holidays, returning with his
; wife to his new home the early part of
January.
Friday night couple of dogs killed
thirty-one chickens belonging to Mr..
;, Schreyer, who lives on South Mime
3sota street. The owners of the dogs
paid Mr.. Schreyer slO.85 and escaped
prosecution.
There is possibility that a canning
factory will be established here next
spring. A. S. Carmichael of LeSueur
was in the city during the week look
ing over the situation and spoke very
favorably of the prospects.
At the card party given by the
ladies of ST. Anne's court Wednesday
evening P. J. Eichten and Mrs. A.
, Smasal were the first prize winners
and Miss Schneider and Carl P.
Manderfeld the 'booby prize cap
tors.
\ F. o. Nielsen, the travelling man,
who was badly burned by the explo.
sion of an acetyline lighting plant il
o a hotel at Graceville in November
| was in the city Thursday. He viii
bring suit against the proprietor O
+ the hotel for $1,000.
Capt. Burg and Sergt. Herrian re
turned from ST. Paul Saturday after
p noon. They brought with them com
n plete battery equipment of dresscoats
+ caps and helmets. The breech-l adint
= guns and harnesses will be shipped tt
}. New Ulm shortly after New Years.
J, A delegation of lawyers and friend
I: of Ben Fesenmaier and Peter Lava
waited on Judge Olsen Monday morn
n ing and endeavored to persuade hir
e to suspend the jail sentence agains
n the two young men above mentioned
S The Judge declined to interfere in th
le matter, however, and there is no.
le some talk of appealing to the boar
! of pardons.
= County Auditor Vogel has fixe
upon December 26th as the day whe
n a new commissioner will be selecte
g to succeed George Ross. The meet
If ting will be held at the court hous
r and will be attended by James Dick
r. son of Springfield. Oscar Erickson c
le Comfrey. Anton Fischer of Bashaw
Y Herman Polchow of Burnstown, Jos
:. Aftermath of Leavenworth, Fred PraE
% of Nulligan, Jacob Runck OF Mort
Star and Otto Newman of Stately.