New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-24
Attorney Geo. n. Hanson of Sleepy
Eve was in town few hours Saturday.

Attorney Geo. N. Hanson of Sleepy
1 Eve was in town few hours Saturday
T.. j. Buenger and Fred Williams
spent Wednesday fishing at Lake
Jefferson.
W. T. Eckstein is acting as city at
torney during the absence of Capt.
Pfaender at Camp.
Mrs. Mowery and daughter of North
field have been the guests of New Uim
| friends since Thursday.
Miss Emma Hoffman, returned We'd
nesday from sojourn OF two weeksin
| st. Paul and Minneapolis.
The young people of the F'riedens
church will give an ice cream social
in the vacant Hornburg building next
Saturday evening.
| John A. Mcmillan, the former Nicol-
let county sheriff, has entered the en-
ploy of the Northern Pacific road at
jamestown, North Dakota.
Rudolph Schmid came down from
Springfield Saturday evening to join
his wife who has been visiting here
with friends for week or more.
| The risky job of painting the city
water tower was commenced on Mon
day. Ernst Pfeiffer has the contract.
but George Sellner is doing the work,
Ernst Pless has removed from Glib.
bon to Winnebago. His father-in-laW
made him a present of farm near the
latter city and he has decided to rur
it.
Department Commander Whitney O
the Minnesota G. A. r. has appointed
A. H. Pickle Of Sleepy Eye as a mem
Der of the committee on Soldiers
Il Home.
Andrew J. Eckstein attended a meet
ing of the directors of the Chatfele
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. at athele
Yesterday. From there he went tt
Camp Lakeview.
Word has been received here thai
Fred Marschner, New Ulm boy who il
employed as craftsman for the West
inghouse Electric Co., in Pittsburg
will be married in September to {
Cincinnati girl.
The Quehl Lumber Co. has sold its
yards ia Clements to local competi
ter. F. x. Schlumpberger, who ha:
had been the company's agent there
for the past five years, will be assigned
to similar duties at Wanda.
A. E. Nelson, son of Andrew Nelson
ofNicollet county and a former banke1
at Gibbon. has been named as one Q
the members OF the state board of i'm
, migration. The selection was mad
by the governor, auditor and secretar.
of state.
Only twelve votes we're cast at tn
annual school meeting Saturday even
ing, the small attendance being due il
measure to the inclement weather
Both of the old incumbents, Prof
Rein and John Henle, were unani
-, mously reelected.
Frank Juenemann, stranger EN-
t ployed in the blacksmith shop of VIM
Wendt for two or three weeks past
took French leave of the city F'rida
!, evening, jumping a four days boar
, bill at the Merchants. No effort wa
. made to follow him up.
r Aldermen Pfaender, Wicherski an
Graft will constitute a committee ar
1 pointed by the council to act with
: similar committee appointed by tn
board of county commissioners in mat
r tiers pertaining to the construction Q
: the proposed bridge over the Cotton
( wood river below Bentzin's mill.
For the past five or six years tn
: little daughter of JOS. Fromm of Lea
5 venworth has been suffering from a.
: affection of the nose. Last week Mr.
FrOmm took her to Rochester an
upon examination the Drs. Mayo dis
l covered that the trouble was cause
by shoe button which had becom
firmly embedded in one of the nostrils