New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-28

Frank Leibold was a business visit
or at Mankato Monday.
George Franta of Wabasso was a
visitor IN the city over Sunday.
Prof. Alderman will spend Thanks
giving Day with Sanborn relatives.
w. A. Hubbard of Minneapolis was
renewing acquaintances here Friday
August Schwertfeger of Sanborn is
visiting with the family of his son-in.
law, Otto Schell:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer OF
West Newton are the happy parents
of daughter, born yesterday.
Capt. George says he is not candi.
date for the oil inspectorship, but Of
course would not refuse the job if ten.
dered him.
Chas. Schneider and wife of Lam.
berton and Wenzel Sellner of Sleepy
Eye attended the funeral of Mrs. Dietz
on Monday.
Fred w. Muesing of Nicollet and
Miss Louise Pehling of CORTLAND will
be married at the Lutheran church in
Courtland village tomorrow.
Capt. Mcmillan, a former resident
of Redwood county and at one time
commandant of the Soldiers Home, is
at the point of death in Minneapolis.
Geo. r. Love, a brother of Mrs.
Robert SHETLAND. will eat his Thanks.
giving turkey in New Ulm. Mr.. Love
is medical student at Hamline Uni.
versity.
Walter Jacobson, son of the Sleepy
Eye chief Of police, has been appointed
to the position in the Congressional
Library at Washington formerly held
by P. J. Graf.
John Hauenstein and wife will leave
today for Chicago. From there they
60 to visit their daughter at Bedford,
Indiana, and thence to Gotha, Florida,
to spend the winter.
Henry Aron, a resident of Stark
township for over thirty years, has
moved to Visalia, California. His
farm will be left in charge of his SON
in-law, Mr.. Fischer.
The police on Monday, acting under
positive instructions from the mayor,
gave orders to all saloon keepers that
selling liquor in any form to minors
must cease absolutely.
A. w. Schweppe, Henry Schweppe
and Joseph Schmidt of st. James have
organized company for the manu-
facture of cement drain tile. The new
concern is capitalized for $4,000.
The telegraph operators at the vari-
Gus Offices in this division of the North
western road held special meeting at
Mankato Sunday afternoon to discuss
matters of interest to telegraphers in
general.
The Security Bridge Co. of Mime
apolis will commence work next week
on the Metzen bridge across the Cot
tonwood. The Improvement will in
clude a steel approach in place of the
old frame structure now connecting the
bridge with New Ulm and a concrete
driveway instead of the old-fashioned
plank one. This concrete bridge drive
way is the first to be built in Mime
sofa outside of the Twin Cities. The
entire cost of the approach, which is
223 feet long, will be $4,000.
Mrs. Martha Dietz died at her home
in this city on Friday at the advanced
age of eighty years. The deceased
was one of the early settlers of New
Ulm, having come here with her hus-
band from Germany as long ago as
1858. For time she lived in Cotton
wood and Sigel but during the past
quarter of 9 century her home has been
in this city. Four children survive
her, George Dietz, Mrs. Theresa
Schneider and Mrs. John Wiltscheck
of New U1m and Mrs. Anna Hillesheim
of Sleepy Eye. They were all present
at the funeral services which were held
from the Catholic church Morday
morning.