New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-21
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man, has gone to Wisconsin on a
visit.
Louis Ambrosch will go to Leipsic
in September to enter conserva tory
of music.
Miss Louise Schrodt returned Mon
day from a two weeks stay with ST.
Paul friends
Miss Mary Nelson of Sleepy Eyel
visited during the week with Miss
Louisa Heinen.
Louis Saffert went to Mason Oity
Monday morning to accept a position
in packing house.
G. r. Kimball, wheat buyer for the
Eagle Mill company at Aberd cen,
South Dakota, called on his en-
ployers saturd ay.
Mrs. G. B. Weiser entertained
number of her lady friends at whist
Monday evening in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Weiser of Window.
M. j. Hedren of Lafayette, as a re-
suit of an operation for ulcers of the
stomach, is lying in a critical condi-
ton at Swedish hospital in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. O'Donnell, Miss
Charlotte Silverson and Mrs. Chas.
Schmidt and son formed an automo-
bile party that visited Mankato Satur-
day.
| M. D. Fancher, w. J. Jewett, Robert
! Lamb and Fred Force came up from
| Mankato Friday to arrange with
Secretary Burmeister for the use of
the fair grounds for next Sundays
great ball game.
Jos. Bayer arrived here from In
dianapolis Thursday to visit the Kitz-
berger families. Mr.. Bayer had not
seen New Ulm in thirty-four years
and on alighting from the train at the
Northwestern depot the first place he
asked for Was thePennsylvania House.
G. H. De Wolf, one of the Chicago
l
spent couple of days here last week
and during that time was trans
ferred to q new field. He will now
utilize his energies in introducing
"Danlel Webster'' flour in the Sanity
City.
! r. G. Schmid Of Springfield was a
petitioner before the board of county
commissioners on Monday. Mr..
Schmid recently caught in one of the
lakes near Mankato a black bass
which measured twenty-five inches.
He has turned it over to Taxidermist
Berndt to have it mounted.
1t is understood that the hospital
committee Of the Evangelical synod
has abandoned the idea Of purchas-
ing the Park hotel property in ST.
James are now trying to interest edu
cational men in scheme to use the
handsome but Improbable building
as college.
F. D. Terrell, who preceded P. r
McHale as Western Union manage
in this city as long ago as 1887, ha!
been rendered temporarily insane il
Chicago by the telegraphers' strike
The Record-Herald says that VIII i'll
delirious he attacked his physician
! and repeatedly struck him on the bacl
= and head with a cane. He was at on
: time an inmate of the Rochester asy
lum for insane.
John Stelljes, veteran and highl
L respected citizen of New Ulm, die
d Monday afternoon. Mr.. Stelljes wa
born in Hanover, Germany, seventy
! three years ago and came to this coun
9 try when quite young. The last thirt
years of his life we're spent in New Ulr
: and among his associates he gained
J reputation for good citizenship an
integrity that was enviable. He wa
IT an active member of the Lutheran cor
e gregation and the funeral will be bel
y from that church on Friday.
Q According to the state factory il
q spector's report for 1906, New Ul1
: during that year had 1872 wage Garner
,. employed in shops and factorie:
IS They were divided among the variou
% Industries as follows: Bottling,
- bakeries, 8; brewing, 81; brick an
tile. 20: cigars, 81: cooperage. 3;
D. creameries, 1; electric light and waite
IF works, .; milling, 40; foundry an
S. machine shops, 4; grain cleaning,
q, laundry, ID; printing, 26; track r.
q. pairing and switch blocking, L
y Sleepy Eye in the same lines afford
S. employment to 1913.
I. A peculiar accident occurred nes
. Courtland Saturday afternoon.
s team belonging to Peter Fesenmais
K was being used to haul bundles to