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

H. C. Warnke was down from Glenn
eDts over Sunday.
The millers' meeting next Tuesday
will be held at Turner Hall.
Miss Gertie Henle entertained num-
Der of friends and relatives Thursday
evening.
II. N. Somsen spent the major por-
ton of the week transacting legal bust
ness at Winona.
Albert Behnke has sold his residence
on South Minnesota Street to his SON
in-law, Major Vogel. NAH
Miss Margaret Baar was united in
wedlock to Henry Sondag at the Holy
Trinity church yesterday morning.
The new REIN building on Mime
sofa Street will be completed this fall
if possible. Otto Tape has the con-
tract.
Judge Olsen was down from Sleepy
Eye Friday. He has decided to con-
tinue his residence at Sleepy Eye at
least until Spring.
Alvin Small of Wabasso has joined
the procession of Johnson workers
who would like to be rewarded with
the district boiler inspectorship.
A meeting of the democratic central
committee will be held at ST. Paul
next Saturday for the purpose of or
ganizing the work for the next cam
paign.
S. D. Peterson went to St. Paul Mon
day to look after his speakership
fences. he confidently expects the
lightning to strike in the vicinity OF
Brown County.
W. D. Beck, formerly superintend-
ent of the Minnesota & Dakota divis-
ion of the Northwestern road, has been
promoted to the superintendency of the
Galena division.
A Northwestern telephone crew has
been at work between St. Peter and
New Ulm the past week completing two
new long distance circuits connecting
New Ulm with Minneapolis.
Ben Fesenmaier has been granted a
patent on an interchangeable pulley
used in operating a wash-nachine or
any other continuance driven by cleo
tricity or other motive power.
Raymond Juni was fined S. and costs
by Justice Henningsen on Saturday
for disorderly conduct at Union Hall,
the night before. On recommendation
of the city attorney the fine was remit
ted pending good behavior.
At the last meeting of the Union
Concert band the following officers
were elected: President and manager,
George Gag; vice-president, Carl
Loesch: secretary, William Dahms:
treasurer, Gerhard Spaeth; janitor,
Chas. Lindemann.
Friday was the fftieth or golden an
niversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Simmet. They passed the
day quietly without a celebration of
any sort, receiving only the congratu-
lations of immediate relatives and
friends. Mr.. Simmet is now seventy
four years of age and his wife seventy.
At the close of the Thanksgiving
services at the Congregational church
tomorrow morning, a collection will
be taken up for the family of Rev.
Geo. Albrecht who died of lockjaw in
Minneapolis about three weeks ago.
Albrecht preached as a missionary in
New Ulm as long ago as 1881.
Paul Wendlant, threshing hand
working near Springfield, was arrest
ed Friday on the heinous charge of at
tempting to commit a crime against
nature. After a hearing before a
Springfield justice, in which Aug.
Erickson appeared for County Attor-
ney Hoidale, the prisoner was bound
over to appear before the grand jury
in December. Bail was fixed atSl 900.
and being unable to furnish it Wend-
liant was brought to New Ulm Satur-
day evening and placed in charge of
Sheriff julius.