New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-28
HAUBRICH, The Jeweler and Optician

Oil Inspector Glotzbach was attend
ing to official duties here Friday.
DR.. Wood, the Hanska physician,
is i'll at his former home in Faribault.
John Book, cashier in the new Glib
bon bank, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
A new Mosler safe has been installed
in the Office of the New Ulm Rural
Telephone Co.
Frank Matsch of this city has joined
the list of candidates for the district
boiler inspectorship.
Mrs. II. N. Somsen and Miss Ida
Koch visited with Mankato relatives
Saturday and Sunday.
Otto Peters of Bowbells, North Da-
kota, arrived here Monday to attend
the wedding of his brother.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Congregational church at 1880
o'clock on tomorrow morning.
W. .Tanley, assistant engineer at the
Eagle Mill, fell from a ladder Wed.
nesday and fractured an arm.
w. T. Eckstein left for Marshall
Monday to act as official reporter a,
Judge Olsen's first term of court.
Frank Weber aud wife arrived
from Franklin today to spend Thanks
giving with Mr.. Webber's parents.
L. J. Fuller of Sleepy Eye has tenn
porary charge of the night crew in the
local Northwestern railroad yards.
Mrs. Barbara Classen of the city
was married at the Catholic church
yesterday forenoon to Aug. Warnaaka
of Fairmont.
William P. Larsen, the buttermakel
at the Searles creamery, has resigned.
He will be succeeded by Richard En-.
gelhart of Winthrop.
Frank Reimer and Sondag u Dorm
were each fined $40 and costs, Satur.
day for keeping their saloons open
after eleven o'clock.
F. H. Retzlaff returned Sunday from
a weeks stay at Grafton, North Da.
kota. Mr.. Retzlaff has large land in.
terests near Grafton.
Julius Schmahl, the newly elected
secretary of state, has sold his inter.
est in the Redwood Gazette to his
partner, James Aiken.
Rev. Wheeler will entertain his
brother-in-law, Prof. Cooper of Man.
kato, tomorrow. Prof. Cooper is
president of the Mankato Normal.
Rudolph Marti of West Newton and
L. NJ. Erickson and DR.. Mcintyre OF
St. Peter have been appointed by the
commissioners of Nicollet county as a
county board of health.
New Ulm students at the State Uni
versity will all be home for Thanks
giving. The list includes Francis
Critchett, Sydney Alvin, Otto Seifert,
Alfred Mueller and Arthur Eckstein.
The largest purchaser of stamps at
the local postofice is the Interstate
Accident Insurance company. The
Eagle Mill Co. comes secoid and the
Minnesota Commercial Mems Health
Association third.
Oliver j. Duane, the editor of the ST.
Peter Herald, came up Sunday after
noon to consult with the owners of the
Review relative to taking charge OF
the paper after January lst. He has
decided to remain with the Herald
The state will realize inheritance
taxes to the amount of 1924 ,O26. 68 from
the estate of the late Henry W. Lam
berton of Winona, who was we'll
known here. Mr.. Lamberton's estate
was valued at 1886, 1851.
The Minnesota Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. has lostlts first case in court.
It was suit started by F. Forcum-
bach of Vernon Center and involved
something over $3.50. Forcumbach had
sustained a loss by fire and the com
pany refused to settle on the ground
that he had removed his stock from
the building before the fire.