New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-03

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at that time mere boy. At that time
Mr.. Lind said: SIN his nomination
and consequent election the people will
secure a judge whose ability is second
to that Of no attorney in the district
and whose character as man and a
citizen stands forth unblemished and
respected by all classes. Of him it will
never be said that he is rusty judge"
In the quarter of a century that Mr..
Weber has held the Office he has full
filed this prediction and to this day,
when he is somewhat bowed with age,
there is the fire of youth in his eyes
and the vigor of young manhood in
his actions. Wear out he might, but
rust out, never.
1t was the lot of Judge Weber to
preside over two trials in which the
prisoner was charged with murder in
the first degree and a conviction re-
suited. The cases were William Rose,
in Redwood county, charged with the
murder Of Moses Lufkins. and the
Holden case, also in Redwood. The
judge also presided in the first trial of
DR.. G. r. Koch, charged with the muir
der of DR.. L. A. Gebhardt, and also
officiated in one of the trials of Mr..
and Mrs. Tanke for the murder of
John Wellner in Nicollet county.
Judge Weber is fine sample Of
the rugged New Highlander. With a
keen sense of right and wrong and a
heart that is tuned to the finest strains
Of justice, he does his duty, looking
only to an approving conscience for
justification. He has pleasant though
very modest home on Broadway in
this city. One son and his wife con
stitute his family.
The game Of ball that was scheduled
| to have been played between the Stone
| walls and team from Dr. Martin
t Luther college Sunday had to be post
poned till some future date as the col
! lege boys were out of the prescri bed
number of players.
| S. j. Race of Redwood county, one
of the best known of state educators in
the state, has resigned his position as
county superintendent of Redwood
county and will take up editorial work
with a publication known as ''School
Education" the best Of the school
publications. in the west. He will make
his home in Minneapolis.
Wedding services yesterday at Holy
Trinity church united Joseph CHASER
of Leavenworth to Miss Carrie W abel
Of Sigel. Rev. Sandmeyer officiating.
After the services sumptuous dinner
was partaken off at the home of the
brides parents in Sigel where in the
course Of the day a large number from
this city as we'll as vicinity joined in
celebrating the event.
s"The Home Spun Heart play of
merit and fame from the pen of Hal
Reid, was Witnessed by a large audi
ence Sunday evening at the opera
house, and the frequent applause
showed that the audience appreciated
the play. It depicts poverty when mis-
fortunes Details the victim of the
trickery of the greedy and we'll to DO
and throughout appeals very strong
| f0 tho hoo c+ ~
A game of football was play beween
springfield and New Ulm on the form
er's grounds in what proved to the
large number of enthusiasts present to
be an interesting game. New Ulm
however finally settled down and trim
med their opponents by a score of IL
to 4. New Ulm showed their superior
on the defensive while in the offensive
both teams were about on par. "A
return game will be played later on
the local grounds when their friends
will have a chance to witness the
. merits of both teams.
At a meeting of the fire department
held Monday evening, it was voted to
recommend John Herzog to the conn-
Gil for reappointment as chief, and
the members of the department. we're
pleased to find out that Bingham Bros.
had given the department $40 for the
work done at the time their elev ator
was destroyed by fire. The donation
was received with many expressions
of thanks. In a volunteer department
like the one in this city, contributions
like the above lend encouragement to
the members and they appreciate it.