New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-21

Mrs. NJ. Mullen went to the Twin
Cities Monday for brief visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Ochs of Spring
field are taking in the sights at the
Jamestown exposition.
Mrs. Mary Fischer, aged seventy
eight years, died at her home near
Iberia, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ida Hauenstein gave card
party Monday evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Jache of Mankato.
G. W. Barnes has been at Detroit,
Michigan, the past few days attending
a meeting of casualty insurance men.
Mrs. J. II. Watson of Toronto,
Canada, and Miss Weis Of LIE Sueur
were in the city for a short while
Monday.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche left for the west
Sunday afternoon to look after his in
vestments in Washington and British
Columbia.
Mrs. Glass of Minneapolis is
visitor at the home of her grandson,
Lieut.. Frank Hubbard. She will re-
main several weeks.
L. J. Buenger, in company with
Paul Hackbarth, took his old auto
mobile to Minneapolis and returned
with Ford runabout.
Ole Pehrson, believed to be the old
est man in Nicollet county, passed
away on Wednesday. He had just
rounded out his ninetieth year.
Tony Schiller, assistant cashier of
the Brown County bank, has been
spending the past ten days rusticating
on the old homestead in CORTLAND
township.
MIR. Riedlechler, farmer in
Milford, returned from St. Peter this
morning with three fine full-blooded
Holstein calves which he had pur-
chased from the state hospital farm.
Jos. Arbes, H. N. Somsen and Ed
Veeck started this morning for Cass
Lake in the northern part Of the state
to spend a week or ten days fishing
Henry Flor will join them on Satur.
day.
Julius Rieck, secretary of the
Springfield Milling company, was il
the city Monday endeavoring to Sc
cure workmen to repair the damage
wrought to the Springfield mills
smoke-stack by bolt of lightning
Sunday evening.
O. E. Meinzer of Washington ane
E. B. Tourtellet OF Hopkinson, Iowa
were in this city Wednesday ane
Thursday in the interests of the U. S
Geological Survey. They also Sc
cured samples of water for analyst
by the state board Of health.
While driving to his brothers. farm
in Courtland Sunday Ben Reinhart o
this city turned out of the road il
order to let another team pass. Tn
move caused his wagon to tip and MI
Reinhart was thrown to the groun
with badly sprained ankle as re
: suit.
+ Owing to the recent changes in th
), Northwestern train service Conducto
! Richardson and Brakeman Broderic
have found it necessary to move thei
families elsewhere. The former wi
establish a residence in Winona abol
the middle of September while the la
: ter will locate either in Winona {
. Mankato.
The Sleepy Eye board of educatio
will open the new school year with
o crusade against the use Of cigarette
and pipes by high school student
The laws against selling or givin
L tobacco to minors and also the la
= prohibiting minor students from smo]
I, ing in public places will be strict
= enforced.
: : On the King target at Hunters Re
Sunday morning Fred Grebe MAJ
It's, Armand Petry 165, Henry Petl
l48, Chas. Hauenstein 145 and Hug
Gebser 104. On the Standard Armar
Petry scored 40, Henry Petry "a, Cha
7 Hauenstein 81 and Hugo Gebser 5
VIM. E. Koch didn't shoot. H
record on the previous Sunday, VIII,
he made only 1873, evidently frighten'
him.
The Brown County Agricultural S
ciety has appointed superintendent
exhibits as follows: Live stock, Cha
Stuebe and Henry Manderfeld; graf
Ben. Juni; fruits and vegetables, Be