New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-21
Herman Schapekahm was Twin
City business visitor Saturday.

Herman Schapekahm was Twin
City business visitor Saturday.
Misses Anna and Meta Vogelpohl
visited with Mankato friends Wednes-
day.
G. W. Barnes and family have been
occupying their new home on Broad
way since Monday.
John Reinhart Of Cottonwood trans
acted business at Sleepy Eye the great
rer part of the week.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson and children
visited with Mrs. Fl. J. Essler in ST.
Peter the forepart of the week.
Miss Louise Wells has concluded
her work as milliner for Mrs. Rolloff
and returned to her home at Nicollet.
Miss Alma Vogelpohl of Mankato
has accepted a position as stenograph-
er in the Office of the New Ulm Seed
Company. e
VIM. H. Gieseke has rented the
Hornburg residence on State street re-
Gently occupied by the family of G.
w. Barnes.
Miss Hattie Johnson of St. Peter
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family of her brother, F. w. Johnson,
at the Dakota.
Sol Smith Russell's famous play,
IA Poor Relation will be given a
fine production at the Turner Theatre
early in December.
While Judge Olsen has not come to
a final decision as yet, the chances are
strongly in favor of his making New
Ulm his future home. ... ...4- b.
The Turner's will hold their annual
rabbit hunt next Sunday. tits expect
ed that from thirty to forty of the
more active members will join in the
chase.
Mesdames Emil Buenger and F. j.
Backer were among those who we're
drawn to Mankato Wednesday to wit
an hospital. %
Geo. Ross, who will succeed Capt.
George as judge of probate, has ar
ranged to live at the old Col. Pfaender
home on Broadway for the next two
years at least.
A rabbit hunting party secured the
town of Sigel Sunday and secured 81
cottontails in three hours. Another
chase along the river in Nicollet coun-
ty did not result so successfully. Only
three were bagged. ..
Miss Martha George, who plays the
part of Mrs. Zellmer, one-time fam
Gus pianist, in Whitesides produc-
ton of "The Magic Melody" was IN
til recently member of the Pabst Ger
man Theatre Company of Milwaukee.
The New Ulm Maennerchor received
from Germany this week fine piece
of music entitled cam W0rther See.''
W. T. Eckstein has written the Or
chestration for it and early in jan
aary the choir expects to be able to
give it to the public.
A car loaded with wheat was wrecked
by the spreading of rails on the North
western side track of the Eagle Mill
last Friday. Only small amount of
wheat was lost but the interruption to
business before the wreck could be
cleared away was considerable.
J. 81. Leary of Lanesboro arri we'd
here Thursday to consult with Mr..
Stockman. Mr.. Leary has accepted a
position as travelling representative of
the Morton Milling Company, a con-
Germ in which Mr.. Stockman and other
New Ulmites are heavily interested.
Postmaster Rasmussen of Evan has
been attending the federal court at
Fergus Falls the past week as a wit
ness in the case of the United States
VS.. Gardner, charged with robbing the
Evan pOstOffce. Gardner was SEN
fenced to serve one year at the St.
Cloud reformatory.
Race suicide will never be a menace
to St. Peter if all it's men follow the
example set them by one of the mem
oers of the city council. The advocate
of Rooseveltism is Alderman Peter
Bolstad, veteran employee of the
state hospital. He is the father of
nineteen children, all of whom are liv-
ing. The nineteenth child, daughter,
arrived Wednesday,