New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-22

s. Miss Sophie Grebe visited with.
friends in Fairfax last week.
Joseph Steiner of Crookston Wis tied
a few days with relatives in the city the.
past week. De- B
Mrs. F. Drew of Colorado Springs,
Col. is making an extended visit with
relatives in the city.
Lorenz Hartle of Marshfeld, Wis
is visiting at the home this daugh ter,
Mrs. Mathew Peterson in this city.
Miss Emma Frank of Rice Lake,
Wis. is visiting this week at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. r. j. Backer ia this
city. Us. s
Rev. f. r. Maier bachtol returned to
Fairfax Friday after few days visit
| with Rev. G. H. Sauter on North State
| street.
DR.. G. F. Reineke and wife, who
have been visiting in Faribault for the
past week have returned to their home
in this city
Carl Crone, jr. expects to leave for
| Minneapolis about the lst OF Septem-
Der, where he will enter business col
lege and take up commercial course.
| Fred Keute we'll known to many peo-
pie in the city was married to Myrtle
fLeasureof Omaha, Neb., at ST. Mary's
church Of that place last month. They
will make their home in Omaha.
| DR.. Bayley and DR.. Meyer, the lat
ter the new dentist at Sleepy Eye, were
in the city Monday. DR.. Bayley in the
capacity Of coroner and the other to
get acquainted with the city.
| Christ Sp:enger and Theodore Crone,
who have been in Chicago during the
past week buying the fall stock for the
grocery and dry goods department of
the big department store, returned
Ihome Tuesday.
Chas. Brust, Sr. has been receivi ne
the congratulations of his friends on
account of his marriage which took
place last Tuesday, to Mrs. Alvina
Peterson. Only a few guests were
present at the ceremony which was per
formed by Capt George. .
A game of ball advertised to be
played between Nicollet and theJ. L. D
club OF this city did not ma tetializt
Sunday. A telephone message from
the Nicellet team TO the effect that il
was too hot for them to play was thu
explanation offered.
Baptist Groebner returned Friday
from ST.. Paul where he and FRANZ
Hubbard OF this city took the military
examinations, He feels CONSIDERABLE,
elated over having passed them by TIT
: unusual percentage OF 96.5 while Mr.
Hubbard passed by 81. Besides these
two there was only one other from
t'aribault.
Gen. Bobleter had the misfortune te
lose valuable Masonic W atcn charm
last Friday somewhere in the city ant
is anxious to recover it.. It was (,
present to him and has his name on it
The general will show some substan
tial appreciation if the finder of tn.
l charm will leave the same at the Brown
County bank.
Louis Buschard has disposed OF
. farm of 16O acres for which ne received
the high. price OF $50 an acre.. Mr.
Buschard, who has been out of bust
! ness for sometime and looking for.
9 location has decided to go into 5usi
\ ness at Client, this state and will be il
partnership with William Hess, in th
+ general merchandise business.
c. S. Whitmore, editor Of the Sleep
Eye Dispatch, has been making tou
| of certain parts Of the district in tn
interest of Mr.. Olsen, and he is of tn
opinion that there are many of tn
voters inclined to the belief that Mr.. OF
3 SEN has a very good chance Of bein
elected to the Office of Judge, at leas
: that is the way the Dispatch puts it il
the last issue Of that paper.
Jos. Wendinger, who was affecte
!, by stroke of apoplexy some time ag
e and has been in a critical conditio
: ever since, died Friday at St. Alex
: ander hospital, being eighty-four year
!. of age and for number of years a
: inmate OF the hospital. His wife wa
taken off a number of years ago in til
!, same manner. He leaves quite mum
Der of grown children most of whom liv
in the vicinity of ST. George. Decease
(, was buried in the St. George cemeter
! yesterday.
q The weather has been so warm 70