New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-26

the Kohn home this week.
Miss Clara Groebner visited in the
Twin cities the past week.
Miss Title zerbel is visiting this
week at the Z. j. Buenger home.
Fred Gales of Minneapolis is in the
/ city spending few days with friends.
Henry Rudolph and wife are spend
ing this week with friends in the city.
Ladies do not forget to read j. F.
Neumann's announcement in another
column.
Charles Brust jr., visited in the twin
cities all of last week, enjoying part of
; his vacation in that manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rolling returned
last week from the cities where they
have visited during fair week.
Earl Current, of the University foot
; ball fame, was in the city Saturday
visiting friends on his way to his home
near Sleepy Eye.
| Prof. Richard Fischer of Madison,
Wis, arrived in the city last week and
is spending few days hunting in the
vicinity of this city.
Fred and Henry Spoerhase of st.
Paul are in the city attending the fair
and looking after patent right for
which they are agents.
Miss Viola Schell leaves TODAY for
Evanston where she will resume her
studies in the school of elocution which
! she attended last year.
! Robert Schneider and Clarence
] Grussendorf left on Monday for Spo-
kane, where they will be employed in
the automobile business conducted by
G. II. Hornburg.
Richard Baasen has been home from
Duluth the past few days visiting, and
will leave this week for Calgary, Cana
ia. where he will be employed in the
commission business.
Ferdinand Block, the erstwhile UNI
pire for the New Ulm ball team, and
book keeper for the Eagle Mill Co.
left on Monday for Spokane, where he
expects to find employment.
Cleve Frederick left for Chicago yes
/ terday for the purpose of resuming his
studies in the Chicago Medical college,
where he has spent one year of the
number necessary to graduate him as
physician.
There has been large business in
, the sale of corn binders this fall so far
and there is promise of more. The
CT crop gives evidence of being
something of greater Importance than
at any previous time.
Workmen have begun operations on
the old Behnke building, next door to
the Brown County bank, and are ar
ranging to put new front in and
otherwise improve the place which is
to be occupied by the New Ulm Furni-
ture Co.
| 4Ouy w ACouOl duO l. oAh 0SA4OAA
were out after chickens couple OF
days last week and succeeded in get
ting very good returns for their time,
intact they were more successful than
any of the others who have been out so
far this year.
Chas. Hendricks and Rosa Kober-
stein were united in marriage at the
home of the bridges parents in Sleepy
Eye on Wednesday,, Rev. Schultz
officiating at the ceremony. Lydia
Koberstein acted as bridesmaid and
Gus. Hendricks as best man.
Friends of Geo. Henle who is soon
to return to New Ulm, rendered him
an agreeable surprise at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cook, Wednes-
day evening. The affair was in the
nature of farewell party and was
greatly enjoyed by all presents st.
Peter Herald.
While Andrew Saffert and wife were
driving through the town of Lafayette
Thursday, their team became fright
ened when the pole of the buggy
dropped, and started to run, throwing
the occupants of the rig out and Sc
verely injuring Mrs. Saffert.
The entertainments that have been
given at the Opera house the past
three evenings have been we'll atten-
ded, and were very good. Last night
the management of the moving picture
show gave dance after the close OF
the performance to which large num-
Der Of the people remained.
Conrad Kleinknecht, member OF
the Grand Army post of this city, died
at his nome on North State Street
. Monday morning and will be buried
in the Catholic cemetery this afternoon
at2 O'Clock under the auspices of the
post. He was quite an old man and
died very suddenly.