New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-25

Grain inspector EDWARDS ana VIE
paid visit to Mankato friends FRI
day.
F. Fl. Buelow has been reappointed
postmaster at Sleepy Eye. This makes
Mr.. Buelow's third term.
Miss Marie cummings has returned
to ST. Peter after MONTH visit with
her sister, Mrs r. a. Behnke.
Mayor Silverson left for Cincinnati
Saturday to spend the week with his
mother and daughters. He will return
Sunday.
a George Fleisner of Morgan was in
the city Friday and Saturday. From
here he went to visit with friends in
Luverne.
Prof. and Mrs. John Meyer are re-
joicing over the addition to their
family of a little boy. The happy
event occurred on Friday.
AL Bothmann, who for the past two
years has held the position of baggage
man at the Minneapolis & st. Louis
depot, was last week appointed agent
at Searles.
j. B. Croker of Minneapolis ar
rived in the city Friday noon and
will remain throughout the week as a
guest at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Critchett.
Prof. Charles Parker of the State
College of Agriculture was among the
witnesses called here last week by the
trial of the case of the Wooldrichs
against Fred W. Sasse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schapekahm are
enjoying visit this week from their
daughter Flora, who for the past two
years has been aSteacher of German in
the public schools of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Berndt, as
sisted By number of relatives and
friends. very pleasantly celebrated the
fifth Or wooden" anniversary of
their wedding Wednesday, evening.
Some time ago the ST. Paul Daily
News inaugurated popular voting
contest with $3.50 piano as prize.
The contest closed Wednesday with
Miss Mary Graft Of Sleepy Eye an
easy winner.
Henry Hamann and Wenzel Sittauer
of Sykeston, North Dakota, are ming
ling with old friends this week. The
Flickertail state is alright in harvest
time, but just around Christmas
"there's no place like home.
The local Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons was officially inspected Friday
evening by C. NJ. Wilkinson of Albert
Lea. Senator Rieke and Mayor Hell
mann came over from Faifax and
Emil Hage from Hanska to attend the
meeting.
A. r. Bowling, at one time the pro-
prietor of a business college in this
city, is now in California for the bene-
fit of his health. He writes his New
Ulm friends that he is improving rap
idly and expects shortly to make a
trip into Old Mexico.
N. Henningsen and wife will depart
tomorrow for Kan sas City to spend the
balance of the winter. Wintering in
warm regions has got to be an annual
diversion with Mr.. Henningsen and
withthe prospect of a decided change in
the weather here we don't blame him.
Comfrey, with its new waterworks
system, has also succeeded in organ
izing volunteer fire department. The
officers are: Chief, A. M. Bradbury;
assistant chief, Peter Carlson; secre-
tary, c. A. Englund; treasurer, P. r..
Nelson: foreman, F. W. Renner: as
sistant foreman, p. O. Wallin.
Tramp Soderquist, who was sent
from Lafayette to ST. Peter about the
middle of November to serve a SEN
tence of thirty days in the county Jail,
was released on TuesC ay. Three
hours after being granted his liberty
he was rearrested for drunkenness and
sent to the lookup for another ten
days, this time on bread and water.