New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

Alderman Wicherski was business
visitor in ST. Paul Thursday.
Mrs Thee. Scheiderich has gone TO
ST. Paul to spend the winter with her
daughter.
Mat Prom, the postoffce clerk, moved
into his new residence on South Wash
ington this week.
B. Stockman combined business
with pleasure in two days sojourn in
Minneapolis last wees.
Mrs. Thos. McHale, mother of the
operator, returned to her home in Nc
Gregor. Iowa, Saturday.
Mrs. F. W. Johnson and Miss Allie
Scherer paid a brief visit to st. Peter
friends Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Baker of Redwood Falls is be-
ing entertained at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. ], Juenemann.
October 31st. being reformation
day. with the Lutherans, will be OBJ
served at the college as holiday.
Roy Gwinn has resigned as butter
maker at the Ridgely creamery to
accept similar position in Fairfax.
What is advertised as hunters
dance" is scheduled to take place at
the Star Hall next Saturday evening.
A young son of Martin Keegan of
Cambria fell from hayrack Saturday
and fractured one of the bones of his
right leg.
Col. Whitney of the adjuta.t gener-
al's Office arrived here Monday eve
ming for two days. hunt with Gen.
Bobleter at Swan Lake.
A barn owned by August Thane of
Lafayette was destroyed by fire We'd
nesday night. The building was in
sured for $500 in the New Sweden Mu-
tual.
A. Danielson, the hustling music
dealer, has decided to open another
branch store, this time IN Sleepy Eye.
His local representative will be M. A..
Goldsmith.
The college directors held a meeting
Friday and elected Prof. Reuter- OF
Chicago as the new professor of music.
Prof. Reuter- is a graduate o. the mu-
steal conservatory Of Leipsic.
! The stockholders of the Golden mill
have finally leased the plant to Mr..
Lampe of Lake Benton for a period Of
fifteen months. The lessee will al
once put the mill in working order.
Richard Baasen, who has been run:
/ ming a branch Office in Oakland. Cali.
fornia, for the Wright Commission
company the past summer. arrived
here Monday evening. In few days
he will go to Huron to open branch
Office there.
The ladies of the Friedens church
have arranged for an apron sale to bt
held at the Hornburg building tomor
row afternoon and evening. CHECKER
supper will also be served, commenc
ing at five O'Clock.
/ On Wednesday night fire destroyed
small barn in Cambria in which wa
stored the household goods of N. w
Edwards, the former Northwestern
agent. Mr.. Edwards is now in Sout'
q Dakota and it is impossible therefor
5 to ascertain the extent of his loss. !,
The members of the Alcantara Boa
club held meeting Thursday evenin
4 and elected the following officers
President, F. w. Johnson; vice pres
dent, Geo. Marti; secretary, W. I
Eckstein; treasurer, W. G. Alwir
captain, DR.. F. W. Fritsche: lie.
tenant, W. T. Eckstein.
A. W. Coupe, one of the actors
the ''Under Southern Skies" comDan.
+ was taken suddenly i'll at the Dakot
House Saturday morning and by II
time the company reached Mankat
, his condition was such that he had
remain there while the company wei
on to Owatonna. 1t is feared that
: will have to submit to an operate
q for appendicitis.
John Current, well-known Brow
county boy engaged in the practice
law at Dickinson, North Dakota, die
there Friday morning after a tedio1
siege of typhoid fever. Mr.. Cure
was a brother of the famous footba
player, DR.. Earl Current, and WI
4 himself a university graduate. F
came from one of the Oldest and mo
! respected families Of Home townshi
and among the younger generation
that locality he was universally e
teemed.
For genuine enjoyment and re
+ good fellowship few affairs have be
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