New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-02

DR.. Carl Scherer went to Minneapo-
lis Monday on business.
Mrs. Boesch is expected to arrive
here from Los Angeles this week.
Mrs. w. c. Haubrich called on her
Mankato friends Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Sapey of Mankato is
paying visit to her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Stengel.
Mrs. Mihleis returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with relatives at Hager
City, Wisconsin,.
Mrs. Geo. Schiemann of Winthrop
visited over Sunday with her aunt,
| Mrs. F. w. Johnson.
Theo. Lampe, aLake Benton miller,
is endeavoring to organize a company
| to take over the old Golden MILL
| Mrs. Cook returned to her home in
Roseau Saturday afternoon, her moth
er, Mrs. Popp, accompanying her.
| Henry Meierding of Morgan has
| purchased a $50 acre farm in Eden of
VIM. G. McPhee. The price paid was
SO, 1000.
The annual grand lodge convention
| of the Herman Sons Sisters of the
state will be held at Young America
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Scherer and children
of Mankato spent a portion of the
week at the old Manderfeld homestead
in Cottonwood.
| Contractor Reiser took crew of
men over to Lafayette Thursday to be-
gin the work of laying several blocks
of cement sidewalks.
Chas. Stuebe left for Chicago Sat
urday with a train load of cattle from
the Minnesot Dakota Cattle compa-
ny's ranch near Everett.
Alois Rewitzer, former resident of
Sigel, died at his home in Sleepy Eye
Tuesday evening of last week. He
leaves wife and six children.
Miss Cecilia Muckl, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Carl Man
derfeld, for over a month, returned to
| her Cincinnati home Sunday after
noon.
Albert w andersee, Edwin Bruins and
Fred Meyer, all college students, made
a bicycle trip to Gibbon Saturday af-
ternoon. They covered the distance
in an hour and half
Geo. Forster and wife came down
from Springfield last week to attend
the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. John For
ster's little baby. While in the city
they were guests at the Henry Seifert
home.
An automobile party, composed Of
VIM. Silverson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Johnson and daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Schoch and Miss Allie Scherer, made
a trip to Sleepy Eye Friday afternoon
in Mayor Silverson's Royal Tourist
A number of the Second Regimen
band boys, including J. j. Juenemann
Henry Kitzberger and Joe Schuster
went to Redwood Falls last week tt
help out the local band during tn,
three days of the Redwood count,
fair.
A Springfield special brings the in
formation that William Keyster wa
found dead in the timber one mile cas-
of that village on Sunday. The deat
man was sixty-fve years of age AM
had left home on Friday to go into tn
country to gather grapes.
Rev. Manner of Searles went to Glib
bon Thursday to perform the marriag
ceremony whereby Bernard Name
of Welcome and Miss Antoinette Alt
man, of Fairfax became man and wife
The groom is brother of the prizes
and druggist by profession.
Mayor Silverson went to Minneapo
lis Monday to attend a meeting of
committee appointed by the countr
: millers of the state to secure, if posi-
BILE, the correction Of certain practice
: by the Minneapolis Chamber of Com
MERGE which are looked upon by tn
interior millers as discriminative.
At the annual convention OF the Ger
man Catholic Staat -Verband in Hast
| A TI:l -.
city was reelected as the associa alton
secretary. The delegation chosen t.
represent the state at the national con
vention next year also includes MI
Eibner, as we'll as Rev. Father Sand
meyer
The Lutheran ministers of the Min
nasota SYNOD and the Minnesota dis