New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-12

Miss Viola ScheIl is home from
Evanston, Illinois, for the Christmas
holidays.
DR.. Weiser will attend meeting of
the Walker Sanitarium Board at st.
Paul today.
Mrs. August Triton was severely
injured by fall on a slippery side
walk last Friday.
Mrs Theo. Rein was stricken with /
an attack of paralysis Thursday morn
ing. She is seventy years old.
Charles Muench of Birch Coolie I
spent several days of last week with
friends in this city and in Lafayette.
Aug. Windhorn is at Fargo this
week for the purpose of making an
annual settlement with the land COM
pany which he represents.
Over three thousand children visited
the Pioneer Drug Store Saturday. It
was the greatest Christmas opening in
the history of the store
Fire in the school house at st.
George on Thursday evening caused
damage to the extent of 500. The
blaze originated in defective stove.
From Los Angeles comes the an
nouncement ofthe marriage of former
New Ulm girl, Miss Annie Frederick,
to Mr.. George Salzberger. The we'd
ding occurs today.
On Saturday Judge of Probate
George adjudged Archibald Honeyman4
of Home insane and ordered his COM
mitment to the asylum at St. Peter.
Drs. Weiser and Schoch conducted the
examination.
The next Northwestern Saengerfest
will be held in Lacrosse. The officers
and executive committee will meet
there next Sunday for the purpose of
perfecting plans for the entertainment
of the immense gathering.
F. W. Blauert and VIM. Muesing,
the Lutheran school teachers, are each
rejoicing over the addition to their
family of son and heir. The Mues-
ing boy was born on Friday, the Blau
ert child the Sunday previous.
Capt. Burg and Commissary Sergt.
Herrian of the battery will accompany
Gen. Bobleter to st. Paul tomorrow.
The object of their visit is to secure
the condemned guns and other equip
ment of the Minneapolis battery.
The following affidavits of election
expenses were filed with County Audi
tor Vogel during the week: L: G. Da-
Wis, s3337.2S; Frank Clague, 1872. 80:
E. P. Schmitz, s134.5O: August Erick-
son. S2l6.95: DR.. Bayley. $40: Jesse
Palmer. 800: Democratic County Com
mittee. S4S3. 25.
G. A. Blomberg, the indicted Nicol-
let county clerk of court, has gone to
Devils Lake to accept a position as
bookkeeper. Before taking his de-
: parture Blomberg paid to John W.
Clary the sum of s230.57, the amount
of Judgment placed in Blomberg' IS
custody some years ago but never
turned over to Mr.. Clary as the order
of the court required.
1 The following were among those
who attended the Weber funeral: Mr.
: and Mrs. Doty of CORTLAND: Mr.. ant
: Mrs. G.. II. Ross and DR.. Newhart o
Minneapolis: Mr.. and Mrs. Argetsin
: ger of Mapleton; Mr.. and Mrs. Gran,
e of Garden City: Walter Garyin Q
o Good Thunder: A. J. DIN and Mrs
h Posi- of Franklin; Walter Garvin o
n Good Thunder Chas. Garvin of Gran,
IL Forks.
St. Patrick Council, Knights Q
e Columbus. on Wednesday evening
y elected the following officers: Gran,
/ knight, DR.. r. J. O'Donnell: deput,
u grand knight, Andrew Eckstein: fnan
cial sectary, John L. Cuddy: recording
8 secretary, VIM. A. Pfeferle: treasurer
DR.. J. P. Graft: lecturer, E. A
t Pfefferle; advocate, W. T. Eckstein
o chancellor, J. J. Moriarity: insid
! guard, W. J. Julius: outside guard
n John Schaefer: trustee for three years
S John Henle After the election sever
n al new members were initiated an,
l. then followed a sumptuous banquet
d The Sleepy Eye Knights were vel
renraSented