New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-21
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Rein are guests

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rein are guests
Of Twin City friends this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Dorm on Thursday.
Oscar Griswold of Winona spent
Sunday here with his niece, Mrs. Thos.
Broderick.
The Hauenstein Brewing Co. is
building a new pitch shed of consider
able dimensions.
Mrs. B. Follman is suffering from a
severely sprained ankle, the result of
a fall last Tuesday evening.
Invitations were received in New
Ulm last week for banquet in honor
OF Congressman-elect Hammond at
Madelia Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. J. Schramm was taken sud-
| denly i'll while visiting at Springfield
last week. Her daughter, Katie, went
up Friday to bring her home.
Ed. Hensel, Fred and Henry Meyer
and Andrew Backer of Milford were
! among those who attended the John
son ratification at St. Peter Wednes.
day evening.
r. G. Olson of Minneapolis took in
the Johnson ratification meeting at St.
Peter Wednesday evening and the fol
lowing day visited here with his
| brother, Albert.
Miss Grace johnson came home from
| Lafayette last week having been com.
PEELED to abandon her school on &C.
count of sickness. Her sister Cora is
teaching in her place.
Miss Mabel Moran, the Western I'm.
ion operator at the Eagle mill Offices,
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
where she has been undergoing med
ical treatment for fortnight or more
F. V. Burdorf, a brother ir-law o.
Peter Weller of this city, will be q
member of the next house of represent
atives from Sibley county. He defeat
ed Attorney M acKenzie, republican, o.
Gaylord. #S
Former Congressman Oar Hall will
represent Renville county in the STATE
senate for the next two years. Johr
Dalzell, who has many friends in New
Ulm, will be one of the county S repre-
| sentatives.
Notice has been sent out by the post.
Office department to the effect that The
site for the proposed public building
in New Ulm will be selected today
The Review ventures the guess that the
Andring corner will be chosen.
| The construction crew of the Mime.
sofa Central Telephone Company &
at work stretching an addittona1 COP,
per wire between New Ulm ind Sleepy
Eye. This will make the tIIrdeop
circuit connecting the two Aties. es'seS'
Peter Manderfeld, having decided or
moving to Minneapolis, has disposed
of'his Broadway residence to Huber,
Berg for a consideration of So, 300
Henry Berg, the newly elected county
treasurer, will be the occupant afte,
January 1st.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Valley Medical Association viii
be held at Mankato on December 18th
On the previous evening the physicians
of Mankato will banquet the medica
men of Brown and Redwood counties
at the Saulpaugh hotel.
= Headaches and pain in the eyes an6
head frequently result from eye-strain
Prof. Meyer, at Rein s Jewelry Store,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov,
%. % and "a.
Albert Hauser, a young attorney Of
Morgan, has formed partnership
with Senator Geo. w. Somerville oil
Sleepy Eye, the firm lame being Somer.
vile & Hauser. Mr.. Hauser is a
native of Sigel township and for many
years resided in the town of Home.
| G. W. Barnes, of the Interstate, re-
turned Saturday evening from Chicago
where he had been attending the De
troit Conference of casualty compa
MES. Mr.. Barnes played quite g
prominent part in the conference
among other things acting on the com
| mittee on credentials.
| The Minnesota National Guard AS.
ISOLATION will meet at the new armory
in St. Paul December 18th and remain
in session two days. The program in.
cludes a paper by Gen. Bobleter or
"A Night on Picket Duty and one
by Capt. Hoidale on 'Courts Martial
and Their Procedure.
Last week Fred Schultz, who is EN-.
ployed on the farm of VIM. Krienke
near Sleepy Eye, had his left hand
drawn into a corn-shredding machine
| and loses two fingers as a result Two