New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-17

Peter Esser has accepted position
with his brother at Adrian.
Mr.. and Mrs AIbin Carlson of
Hanska were in the city Sunday.
The stork, with a girl baby, visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Tastel
last Saturday.
w. E. Rein and family OF Tomah,
Wis, are visiting here with Mr..
Reim's brothers.
Mayor Silverson will build new
garage, large enough to accomed ate
fourtautomo biles.
DR.. Bell has rented offices in the
Gebser building over Zschunke's store
and will occupy them after August 1st.
Chas Hauenstein is entertaining his
cousin, Weigand Hauenstein OF Gin
cinnati. The latter's wife and son are
with him.
Mrs. Jacob Klossner and daughter,
Lillian, will leave this morning for
Los Angeles and other points on the
Pacific coast.
The little child of Matt Burg Of
Nicollet fell from bench while in
this city Thursday afternoon and
fractured a rib.
Mrs. Anton Kretsch of Sigel is at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Forster, in this city, receiving treat
ment for sore foot.
The water-works bonds of the village
OF Comfrey were sold at par to the
Comfrey State Bank. The banks bid
was the only one received.
Judge Olsen will hold special term
of court in this city next Tuesday. At
present he is camping with his brother
at Lake Emily near ST. Peter.
Mesdames Fred and Albert Pfaender
and Miss Aurora Neumann paid a
visit to their sister, Mrs. Rinke in
Lamberton, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Theresa Schneider, as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grimm of Lam
nerton, spent the week camping on the
shores of Lake Emily near ST. Peter.
NJ. J. Tully who has gone into the
land business with Mr.. Gislason OF
Minneota, announces that a branch
office of the firm will be maintain in
New Ulm.
Prof. Anton Weber, principal Of the
public schools of Torah, Mimi, is
spending his vacation with friends ir
this city and in the neighborhood Of
st. George.
Harold Sorlein, the Granite Falls
youth who won distinction in a class
of high school orators at the James
town Exposition, is cousin of Johr
Larson of this city.
The three-year-old son of George
Groebner of Sigel had one of his fin
gers smashed in a hay pulley or
Saturday. The injury was so serious
as to necessitate amputation.
Peter Ruenitz, former resident O.
Brown county, is spending the summer
with relatives in Sleepy Eye ane
Springfield. Mr.. Ruenitz's presen
b ome is in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Bertha Mueller has rented hel
residence on South State street to W
G. Haubrich and will move to Mime
apolis. She went to the latter place
Monday to look up location,
M. A. Endres, through his attorney!
Eckstein & Flor, has brought sui
against Herman Nagel for damages il
the sum of $4,000. The litigation
grows out of an alleged assault.
Chris. Heller received a visit las
week from his nieces, the Misse
Emma and Martha Stuerzel of Port
land, Oregon. They were on thei
way east for a summer vacation.
Jos. Arbes, a boy of fifteen years
who was paroled from the Red Wins
Training School some months ago
was returned to the institution OF
Thursday by Chief of Police Klause
He had violated the terms of hi
parole.
The track connection between tn,
Northwestern and Minneapolis & st
Louis roads, which was petitioned fol
by the New CHM Stone Company ant
ordered by the Railroad and Ware
house Commission, was completed
yesterday.
4 Representatives OF eastern capital
lists were in the city last week investi
eating the glass-sand deposits. If tn
problem of fuel is not a stumblin,
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