New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-27

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Peter visitors over Sunday.
J. Fl. Doty and son, Wilbur. came
up from ST. Peter Monday in the lat
ter's new auto.
VIM. Mueller the popular Spring
field cigar manufacturer, called Oh his
New Ulm patrons Saturday.
Geo. Schmidt, Miss Bertha Schmidt
and Miss Addie Olsen will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays at Mortified.
DR.. Otto Wicherski and wife OF
Frankfort, South Dakota, visited with
New Ulm relatives Sunday and Mon
day.
Herr Rued-Holond, Norwegian
historian of some note, lectured in the
Unitarian church at Hanska Sunday
forenoon.
Henry Clasen is home from Water
town, South Dakota, on visit. Mr..
Clasen is the Lutheran parochial
school teacher at w atertown.
Mayor Weber came over from
Franklin in his auto Saturday and
spent Sunday here with friends. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Carl Schwaderer, stranger about
town, spent Sunday in the county Jail.
On Monday Justice Brandt fined him
$40 and costs for drunkenness.
Oscar Bierbauer, the Mankato
maltster, who has been missing for
over month, is said to have been
seen by a friend in ST. Paul Saturday.
DR.. Earl Current, famous football
player, arrived here Monday and i'm
mediately drove into the country to
| spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents.
/ Mrs. L. B. Krook gave one of 'sye
old time' parties at her Washington
street home Monday evening. A large
number of lacy friends were delight
fully entertained.
P. K. Johnson, Mankato's earliest
settler, died at Brainerd Saturday at
the age of ninety-one years. Mr..
johnson was member of the first
territorial legislature.
The 'hasenpfeffer" lunch at Turner
Hall Saturday evening was largely at
tended and greatly enjoyed. Owing
to the plentitude of rabbits it is i'm
possible to crack any jokes.
/ Smallpox has invaded the home OF
G. P. Murphy in Mankato. Mr..
Murphy is the travelling representative
of the Creamery Package company in
this section and is well-known in New
Ulm.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. George Fischer of Searles
and daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Guth of Cottonwood. Fischer was in
the city Monday quietly whispering
the news to his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henle were very
agreeably surprised Wednesday even
ing by the members of the St. Ceciliar
society and a number of other friends
The occasion was the fifteenth ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Henle's
marriage.
H. f. Chandler, who gained motor
iety in these parts as a detective in tn
Gebharlt murder case, was in the city
for short while Friday evening, hav
ing accompanied Mr.. Hagberg on hi
trip home from St. Paul. Mr.. Chand
Ter is now proprietor Of the Northern
hoaf3l in St. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Rebecc;
), Meierding of this city to Mr.. G. Fl
:, Kohlmeyer Of St. Louis was solem
nized at the home Of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f Meierding
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Saute
: performed the ceremony which joine
. the two excellent young people togethe
for better or for worse.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch says tina
o Arthur Murfin, after spending nun
n Der Of years as teacher among tn
. natives in the Philippine Islands. ha
returned to this country and is no
"brushing up on his knowledge {
] law in the Office Of County Attorne
q Owens of Walnut Grove. Murfn il
4 tends eventually to practice in Mime
II apolis.
d A few nights ago Tramp Soderquis
4 and Chas. Anderson, while under til
d influence ot liquor, helped themselve
h to a night's lodging in the Lafayetl
d livery stable. In the morning the
D tried to kindle d fire in the Office stov
n and in so doing set fire to the barr
A local justice fined each of them S:
B and costs or thirty days in jail. Al
y derson's fine was paid by friends, b.
4 Soderquist is now doing time behir
the bars in ST. Peter.