New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-07
Joseph F1iss of Darfur was visitor

Joseph FHss of Darfur was a visitor
IN this city Thursday.
Fred Henne of Minneapolis spent
Saturday in the city on business.
Frank Nielass of Mankato spent
Friday in the city the guest of friends.
Henry Grosler of Minneapolis spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
the city.
John Schenk of Minneapolis visited
with relatives and friends in the CITY
Saturday.
Several people of this city attended
the democratic rally at Mankato Mon
day evening.
Prof. A. Ackermann occupied the
pulpit of the Lutheran church in ST.
Peter, on Sunday.
Miss Alma Irgang of Clements is
visiting this week with relatives and
friends in the city.
Mrs. John Heymann of Hazel, Wash.
is visiting in the city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Stolz.
Mr.. Emil Rolloff, a student of the
college has left for st. Peter, to assist
in the parochial school.
John Harmening will assist in the
school at Sleepy Eye. Paul Hippauf
and S. DUN who has been assisting
at these places have returned to
college.
A certain well known travelling man
spent sometime Sunday in telling diff
ferent people how anxious he was to
get somebody who would cover a bet
OF $500 on Coles election. Monday
morning three different parties with
the necessary money appeared and
when one of them counted it out to the
buffer he Immediately backed down.
1t was one of those cases where money
talks.
On Saturday evening, Nov. 10th the
members of the Eastern Star have ar
ranged to have an entertainment in the
Masonic Hall when Lottie L. Tilitson,
of st. Paul will be present and give a
short description of her travels in for
eign lands, particularly Hawaii. In
connection with the lecture there will
be music and the evening promises to
be one of pleasure and profit to all
who go. There will be small charge
for admission.
Rev. E. n Schmuck and family
leave today for Owatonna. where Mr..
Schmuck becomes rector of the Epis-
copal church at that place. Mr..
Schmuck will be greatly missed by the
people OF the Episcopal church eff this
place where he has demonstrated that
he is minister of more than ordinary
ability and excellent judgment. His
new field is much larger and the work
connected with it is not so divided as
it is here, giving him greater oppor-
tunities to satisfy his ambitions in
every way.
Since Mrs. Harriet Schmidt has left
the photograph gallery she has devo-
ted large amount of her time to de-
signing souvenir postal cards and
christmas cards and is working into a
nice business in this line. Many of
the people of this city have seen and
admired her work and will be glad to
know that she is prepared to do hand
painting and decoration of this kind
in the most satisfactory manner and
will be pleased to get the work at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Friedman.
Two deers arrived from Schell's deer
park in New Ulm yesterday for Sibley
park, which brings the herd up to six.
The latest arrivals are three year
old doe and fawn. Both are in good
condition and came by express. When
the city bought some deer from Mr..
Schell last spring, all were sent but
one, and now it has received this and
one more as the result of visit to
New Ulm last week of Park Superin-
tendent Blake and Auditor Weaver
Mankato Free Press.
G. A. Blomberg of st. Peter, who is
under Indictment for alleged misrepre-
sensations and shortage in his accounts
while he was clerk of the Nicollet
county court, was brought to this city
Thursday of last week by Sheriff Nc
MILAN and an argument for bail was
heard in his case by Judge Weber,
Geo. Olsen appearing for the prisoner.
He was admitted to bail and his case
will come up for trial at the next term
OF court. Mr.. Blomberg believes that
he will be able to set all things right
efore the court when he is given an
opportunity.
G. A. Blomberg, Jr., arrested in
Montana for misappropriating public
funds while holding the Office of clerk