New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-04
DR.. Weyer, the Sleepy Eye dentist,
has decided to remove To Mankatn.

DR.. Weyer, the Sleepy Eye dentist,
has decided to remove to Mankato.
Senator Rieke, the Fairfax lawyer,
transacted legal business here Friday.
z w. T. Eckstein has been attending a
term of court at Ivanhoe the past few
days.
Andrew Buelow has returned to the
city from a visit to here, there and
everywhere. =
Miss Vogelpohl of Mankato is be-
ing entertained at the home of her
friend. Miss Stork.
Judge Ross and family visited with
former friends and neighbors at
Springfield Thursday.
A son of Jos. Haag had his ankle
badly sprained while playing with a
schoolmate last Friday.
Mrs. Lemke of Fargo. North
Dakota, is here to spend a month or
more with Mrs. Chas. Lindemann.
The ladies of ST. Anne's Court will
give a card party at the Catholic
school building tomorrow evening.
Chas. Wellner of Fairfax was in the
city Monday. This was Mr.. Wellner's
first visit to New Ulm in two years.
The two daughters of Chas. Schu-
macher of Mulligan are visiting at the
home of their uncle, Valentine Eichten.
John Rewitzer, a section hand on
the Northwestern road, had one of his
fingers badly crushed by falling rail
yesterday morning.
Albin Carlson sold the Jack
Irving farm in CORTLAND yesterday
to Fred Foss. The consideration was
in the neighborhood of $4,000.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their annual election this evening.
Visiting members will be present from
Sleepy Eye, Springfield and other
towns.
w. S. Vercoe of the Cuddy-Cav an
augh company started last evening for
his old home in Carthage, South
Dakota. He will spend the week there
visiting relatives and friends.
At the city council meeting last eve
ming the finance committee reported
that hereafter the city depository, the
State Bank, would pay four per cent
interest on average daily balances.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Beecher enter
tanned on Thursday the families Of
Mr.. Beecher's sister, Mrs. Howard OF
Redwood Falls, and Mrs. Beecher' S
father. j. n Treadwell of St. Peter.
Julius Berndt Jr. left this morning
for tMankato. It is rumored that the
object of his visit to the town dowr
the river is matrimonial one anC
that when he returns it will be with 3
bride.
The marriage of John Lane of St
Paul and Miss Mabe. Blake OF Ridgely
was solemnized at the ST. George
Catholic church week ago. Tit
young couple spent a day in New Uln
, before returning to their new home.
Among the many who drifted New
Ulmwards Thursday to eat turkey I'M
der the parental roof were Miss Stork
of Madelia, Miss Lillian Klossner O
| Mankato, Miss Ida Hers Of Tracy
Thomas Kretsch of Sleepy Eye ane
Mrs. Sapey of Mankato.
According to the report of Capt
Lee, inspector of small arms practice
for the national guard, Company A
of this city had the highest averag,
in rifle shooting Of any company il
the regiment. The company's mark
ing was 1911 whereas that OF the mex
highest was only 1854.
While Bernard Rock of Lafayett
was driving across the Northwestern
sidetrack near the Eagle mill coope
shop Wednesday morning his wagol
collided with a moving switch engin
and was practically demolished
Rock himself was thrown under tn
engine but escaped without injury
The members of Hecker Post held
meeting Monday afternoon and electe
the following officers: Commander
Jacob Klossner Jr.: Senior Vice Com
mander, 3. Marschner; Junior Vic