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

Elsie Bendix Of Echo underwent an
operation at the hospital yesterday
for an affiiction of the neck.
E. E. Turner, who was formerly the
Northwestern S agent at Gillian. has
been appointed agent at Judson. i
Henry J. Berg and wife drove to-
Albin Friday to attend the funeral of
an infant d laughter of John Keim.
Beginning next Sunday morning
regular services at the Lutheran
church will commence at 1920 o'clock.
Bernard Klingler and wife are re-
ioicing over the arrival in their home
Saturday evening of little daughter.
w. D. Abbott, the Winona lawyer,
was in the city Sunday. He was on
his way to transact legal business at
Sleepy Eye.
A note received from Mayor Silver
son at the j Jamestown exposition brings
the information that he will return to
New Ulm tomorrow.
John Durbahn of West Newton has
been advised by his physicians to
quit farming. He will take up his
resi- ence in Fairfax.
Capt. Graft has been drawn as one
of the petit jurors for the fall term OF
the federal court at Fergus Falls.
The term begins Nov. 10.
The first branch house to be ar
ranged for by the Stuebe Commission
company will be at Wabasso. Max
Hirsch will be placed in charge.
| VIM. E. Koch, at the banquet Sat
urday evening, announced his willing
ness to accept the position rendered
him as chief of the New Ulm Fire De-
partment.
Stoll & Son recently installed hot
water heating plant in the Catholic
church at Wabasso. Next week they
will undertake big job of plumbing
at Lucas, Iowa.
F. P. Zschunke of this city, A. j.
Katz of Mankato and E. w. Davis OF
Davenport, Iowa, have opened new
clothing store in Madelia. Mr.. Davis
will be the resident manager.
Policeman Tauer and family went to
Sleepy Eye yesterday to attend the
wedding of Miss Kate Rothmeyer Of
Sleepy Eye to George Tauer, a pros
porous young farmer of Sigel.
Vincent Heck was fined $40 and costs
on Saturday for assault. Constable
Edwin Juni, it seems, tried to serve q
writ of attachment on Heck and the
latter attacked him with pitchfork.
Andrew j. Eckstein will go to Fer,
gus Falls next week to attend the an,
nual meeting of the Minnesota Con
ference of Corrections and Charities
Mr.. Eckstein is chairman of the con
ference.
j. K. Darlington, a defender of New
Ulm in the battle with the Indians il
1862, visited the city last Wednesday
His home is now in Pittsburg and THU
was his first trip west since he moved
: there from st. Peter in 1865.
Fred Berg was brought down from
Sleepy Eye Thursday and lodged il
the county jail for a term of ffteel
days. Berg's efense was drunkenness
: coupled with a crazy notion that b
< was the murderer of DR.. Gebhardt.
Andreas Biebl, prominent Yves
Newton farmer, moved to this city las
week and has taken up his residenc
on North State street. Mr.. Biehl i
!, president of the gchmucker Brewin
/. company aud it is expected that b
? will hereafter take an important pal
in the management of the institution
Capt. Cavanaugh of Faribault ha
received from Washington a warrar
: on the treasury for Sl.82, an amour
It said to be due him for special service
i as lieutenant and adjutant during II
n civil war. Capt. Cavanaugh, who
it the father of the New Ulm plumbe
u had no knowledge thatthe governmel
Il owed him any money and will have tt
warrant framed.