New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-13
Mrs. Oscar Sorenson of Spokane,
~ q ho,no 81, nj

Mrs. Oscar Sorenson of Spokane.
Washington, is here on a visit.
The infant child of John Lindmeyer
died early Saturday morning.
The Sousa concert next Wednesday
afternoon will begin promptly at 2:15
o'clock
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerhard Gulden of Cottonwood
last Wednesday,.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER, wife o; the photo
grapher, is spending the week with
st. James friends.
George Schreiner departed yester-
day for California. He will make his
future home at Annaheim.
Miss Laura Deters of Caledonia has
accepted employment in the office of
B. II. Deters, the insurance agent.
John Leary OF the Sleepy Eye Her
aid was visitor in the city Sunday
afternoon. Likewise Thomas Kretsch.
Andrew Steinbach has rendered his
resignation as engineer in the Wabas-
so Touring mill and returned to New
Ulm
Miss Marie Bushard visited her
sister in Mankato over Sunday. The
latter is patient in one of the Man
kato hospitals.
The young men of the Congrega-
tional church will give an oyster sup
per at the church parlors on Friday
evening, November 22nd.
According to statistics compiled by
the dairy and food commissioner,
Brown county has Il creameries with
l.l74 patrons. Over 10000 COWS fur
nish the milk.
Consul Grunow, the German emper-
or's representative lin the Northwest,
was in the city on official business
yesterday. While here he was the
guest of DR.. Fritsche.
|, Richard Bobleter and wife, who
came up from ST. Paul Monday to at
tend the funeral of the formers moth
err, will remain here during the winter
to keep house for the General.
VIM. Terhofter of Courtland has
been placed under bonds to keep the
! .,.,oa r1b;c oo+;o, oopoac DC q ,,ac,1tt
of Terhofter's threat to commit an as
| sault with dangerous weapon.
Rev. Eyrich of LIE Sueur has been
| made president of the committee which
| is to have charge Of the erection oftthe
new Evangelical hospital at Faribault.
Rey. Eyrich at one time was pastor OF
/ the Friedens church in this city.
The Company A rifle team has chal-
| lenged the local field and staff officers
! and the crack shots of the regimental
! band to a competitive indoor rife
! shoot. An oyster supper hinges on
the outcome if the challenge is accep-
ted
The Sleepy Eye Herald in referring
to recent visit of Judge OF Probate
Ross to that city says: Mr.. Ross is
making valuable painstaking and
honorable Judge of probate. The vo.
tiers made no mistake when they cleo.
ted him.
Louis Ambrosch, the New Ulm vic
linist who went to Germany not lons
ago to continue his musical studies
writes that he has left Leipsic fol-
Berlin. He says he much prefers tn,
opportunities for instruction in TIT
latter city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Beecher enter
tanned at whist last evening in homo
of Miss Cora E. Wells of Morris
Head prizes went to Mr.. Sigel ant
Mrs. Somsen and second prizes tt
! Miss fancy and Mrs. 0. NJ. Olsen
About twenty -fivecouples were present
In consequence of dispute over
: bill it is reported that Henry Doyle,
Mankato travelling man, was forcibl.
4 elected from Edward Berkner's stor
in Sleepy Eye last Thursday. TIL
Sleepy Eye Herald says that it took a
least seven men to handle Doyle an
, that in the scuffie he received a nun
Der of bad cuts about the head. Doyle
of course, threatens suit.
The application Of Mrs. Frederick
! Albrecht, made to the probate coul
| last Wednesday through her attorney
r Eckstein & Flor, for the removal {
! her guardians, has been denied
: Judge Ross heard the testimony of
5 great number of witnesses, but afte
: considering all the evidence, decide
f that for the transaction of ordinar
business affairs the woman was incon
: petent. The guardianship will Their
. fono ~ ;procto5 hono<ofona-s