New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-18
Mrs. Peter Scherer returned from
Cincinnat Monday evening


Reinhold Kohn of CORTLAND on Sun
day.
Mrs. G. Gerstezmaier OF ST. Paul
paid VISIT to her son at the college
last Wednesday.
Joseph Knadl, an aged resident of.
the city, has been spending the week
with his son at Comfrey.
Edward Yoerg of Winthrop is
s'helping OUT at Hummel Bros.
clothing store this week
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Berndt Jr. left
Monday morning on a visit to friends
in Mankato and LIE Sueur.
Judge Olsen on Wednesday granted
a divorce to Mrs. Anna Buggert from
her husband, G. W. Buggert of Sigel.
Edward Juderjahn has rented his
farm in North Dakota and returned to
New Ulm for the winter. In the spring
he will go to Montana.
The funeral of Thos. j. Mccormick,
one of the well-known pioneers of
western Brown county, occurred at
Springfield last Tuesday.
Bert Kuelbs of Home township is
reported to have trapped a timber
wolf weighing over 100 pounds. The
animal measured six feet from nose to
tip Of tail.
The First National Bank of Sleepy
Eye was one of the few institutions in
this state to secure slice of the re-
cent government bond Issue. The
amount of the banks purchase was
SIS, 900.
At an examination held at St. j ames
Friday for the purpose of passing on
applicants for entrance to the military
school at West Point, Prof. Critchett
was one of the board of examiners.
His assignment to this work came
through his old friend Congressman
Hammond.
Wenzel Lampl and Arthur Stengel
were arrested Monday charged with
committing an assault on John Bauer
early Sunday morning Of the 9Th. The
case against Lampl was heard before
Justice Henningsen yesterday and re-
suited in a fine Oslo and costs. The
prosecution Of Stongel was dropped.
1t will interest not few of our citi-
zens to learn of the marriage at Cedar
Rapids last Tuesday Of Miss Cora
Dennis to Senator Julius Collier Of
Shakopee. Senator Collier is leader
among the democrats of the state and
on one occasion was orator of the day
at a New Ulm Fourth of July cele-
bration.
Two games of basketball were
played before a goodsized audience
at the Opera House Saturday evening.
In the first game the local high school
team defeated the G. A. College team
of ST. Peter with a score of 20 to IT..
Then followed a victory for the
high school girls over the young Ia
dies club of the Turnverein, the score
being Is to 4.
At the Current News Club meeting
yesterday Mrs. Jos. Vogel was leader
and the subject for the day was "The
Causes and Beginnings of the Revo-
luton A special topic dealing with
the social life and early institutions
of New England was handled by Mrs.
Buschers and Mrs. Vogel led the class
in magazine studies. There was also
a reading by Miss Lou Baasen.
The death of Mrs. Inter brink, wife
Of the Catholic parochial school teach
err at ST. George, occurred Sunday
morning after weeks illness with in
Illumination of the brain.s Mrs. Inter
brink was a woman of thirty five years
and was the mother of four small chill.
dren, all of whom will soreIy miss her
kindly attentions. Her rem aims were
taken on Monday to her old home in
Schlesingersville, Wisconsin, for bu-
rial.
Out of possible SO at the militia
indoor rifle practice Wednesday eve
ming scores were made as follows
Major Buschers Al, Lit Hubbard 80,
LIT. Groebner 45, Sergts. Fast 35,
Klause 4S, and Schleuder a., Corporals
Grussendorf A, Pfeiffer 43 and Deng.
ler44, and Privates Stadick 80, Roesch
IS, Victor Neumann 81, Goblirsch 81,
Engelbert A, Lindmeier 43, Arthur
Neumann q, Pfster 50, Trautmuelle1
81, Herbert Grussendorf 45, Clarence
Grussendorf 80, Kretsch :}5 and jain.
Ike So.
December 10Th is Christmas. Are
| you ready for the day when old ano
young alike await the Christmas pres.
lent? Would not a beautiful piano
like the high grade Haddorff. Krell
I Erorob Sto rol~ Miller Snb,,rno :, ;,