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

Frank Classen and family have re-
moved to Mankato.
o. W. Hagen, the Sleepy Eye bank
er, had business here Wednesday.
VIM. Behnke came up from st.
James Thursday to visit his mother.
Mrs. Anton Wiesner visited with
Mrs. Pullman at Springfield Friday.
Carl Stoeckert departed Saturday
for prolonged visit in Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Albert Gieseke has accepted a posi-
ton with the Lampert Lumber Co. at
Sleepy Eye.
James Dickson has been elected
mayor of Springfield to succeed
George Ross.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Terhofter Of CORTLAND town
ship Saturday.
Miss Lydia Deuber of Mankato was
Sunday visitor at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. Sporting.
Drs. Schoch, Weiser and Stricken
attended the medical meeting in Man
kato Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Engelbert entertained
her friends and neighbors at a card
party Thursday evening.
1t is reported that L. j. Buenger
will be a candidate for alderman in
the Second ward next spring.
Richard Higgs came up from New
Richland Thanksgiving evening to at
tend the club dance at Turner Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 81. Sigel enter
tanned a large party Of friends at a
Thanksgiving feast Thursday evening,
Robert Loheyde was in CORTLAND
during the week looking for a suitable
building in which to start a shoe store.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller enjoyed visit
last week from Miss Margaret Miller
and Miss Emily Chairman of Minnea.
polls.
Sheriff Mcmillan came up from ST.
Peter Wednesday to arrest Franz Brey
OF Lafayette. Brey is charged with
cruelty beating his wife.
August Gieseke has sold his property
on Broadway and Second South street
to Geo. Ross for $4,000. The con.
:sideration is regarded as very rea'
SOnable one.
DR.. Arthur Bayley and Miss Thora
Dalsgaard were united in marriage al
Springfield on Thursday. The groom
is a brother of Major Bayley Of Gen
Bobleter's staff.
The annual fair and supper which
was to have been given by the ladies
OF the Congregational church this
afternoon and evening has been post
poned until Dec. 18th.
Geo. Graft, the newly-elected clerk
OF court Of Lincoln county, was in the
city Sunday on his way home from {
meeting of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee in St. Paul.
Miss Jennie Lind, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Lind, made her debu
in Minneapolis social circles las
Thursday evening. Four hundred in
ritations were issued for the affair.
D. G. Klein, who at one time wa
employed in the offices of the Schel
Brewing Co., was in the city Friday
He is now located at Sanborn as on,
of the managers of the Schwertfege
mill.
E,inar Hoidale spent Thursday ant
Friday with relatives in St. Paul
Next Saturday he will go to Minnea
polls to witness Richard Mans6eld'
production of the Ibsen drama, "Pee
Gynt.''
Among the Mankato people who
visited with New Ulm friends the pas
week were Benjamin Tanley, Maurice
McRenne, Albert Mauer, Alfred Maid
and the Misses Nellie Russell ant
Dora and Marie Lindberger.
w. E. Hodges went to St. Louis tn,
early part of the week to appear, will
the other members of the executiv,
committee of the national editorial as
ISOLATION, before the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission. The editors wisl
to secure a favorable ruling from til
commission on the subject of editoria
transportation under the new rate bill