New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-19

NJ. Mullen returned from his Texas
trip yesterday afternoon.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Berg of Sigel yesterday.
John Schneider went to North Da-
kota Monday to look after some land
deals.
Mrs. Anna Hofer of Mankato and
Mrs. G. A. Kern of Minneapolis are
visiting the family of Emil Rachel.
Mrs. Skuse went to Tracy Wednes-
day to attend a family reunion at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole.
The degree team of the local knights
of Columbus will assist in initiating
a class of candidates at Mankato on
the 3Oth.
Miss Evans, a teacher in the Normal
school at Glendale, North Dakota, is
spending the week with Miss Lillian
Klossner.
The Barnum & Bailey circus will
exhibit at Mankato on July l1th.
Pawnee Bills Wild West show is
there tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fesenma ier of
Cottonwood township will celebrate
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
wedding tomorrow
Harry and Stanley Bingham are
home from the State University.
Harry graduated on Thursday from
the department. of law.
DR.. Baasen of Mt. Calvary, Wis
consin. visited here yesterday with re-
latives. He was accompanied by his
sister, Mary of Sleepy Eye.
The city council will meet at the city
clerks Office next Monday evening as
a board of review to consider perso
nal property tax assessments.
Michael upper, an aged resident OF
the Third ward, died Saturday eve
ming. The funeral was held from the
Catholic church yesterday forenoon.
Adelbert Schaller, son of Prof. John
Schaller of this city, is nun bered
among this years graduates of the
Lutheran university at Watertown,
Wisconsin,.
Miss Barbara Bianchi has returned
from years. visit in California. On
her trip home she was accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Kehn, who will remain
here about a month.
Andrew j. Eckstein and wife and e.
A. Pfefferle and wife are attending the
druggists convention in St. Paul
this week. Adolph Meile has charge
of Mr.. Pfefferle's drug store during
the latter's absence.
The members o: the Second Regi-
ment band took it upon themselves to
act as serenading party Monday
evening. The homes OF John Juene-
mann, Jos. Schuster and Peter Kitz-
berger were among the places visited.
Mrs. L. G.. Bell was called to Min
neapolis Thursday by reason of the
serious illness of her brothers. little
child, Mario. The boy is suffering
from severe attack of appendicitis
and is not in condition to submit to
an operation.
Fred Miller, St. Paul travelling
man, got off an Omaha train at St.
James Saturday and started for q
bank to have check cashed. While
passing through the city park he was
held up by negro and white man
and robbed of the check and 1920 in
cash.
Philip Bernhard, the Colorado min
ing expert, who expects to extract gold
from the Bier farm, arrived from
Colorado Springs Monday evening
and was busy all of yesterday setting
up machinery. It will be some days
before it will be known whether or not
his process is practical one.
The Arlington ball club came over
on the excursion train Sunday noon
and in a listIess game trimmed up the
locals to the tune of to l. While
McKenny pitched an excellent game
for the home team the support was SO
irregular and ragged that it was sur
prising that New Ulm scored at all.
The board of county commissioners
of Nioollet county held a special meet
ing Saturday and elected Geo. T. Oh
sen county attorney to succeed AFRO
Stone who died last week. The new
incumbent is a partner of Congress
man Davis of st. Peter and brother
of O. M. Olsen of this city. He was at
one time county attorney of Brown