New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-28
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Oswald Saturday.


A son was born to Mr. and Mrs..
Fred Oswald Saturday.
Z. E. Fritsche and family will soon
remove to Minneapolis.
j. F. Garrow started for western
Manitoba Saturday to join his family.
Mrs. Updergraff of Kansas City is
spending the week with Mrs. J. q.
Sigel.
Albert Drusch of Fairfax visited
over Sunday at the home of Prof.
Sievert.
Mrs. J. L. Schoch and children are
expected home from Pennsylvania
this week.
Fred and Henry Keute have gone to
North Dakota to follow their trade as
bricklayers.
Mrs. Nellie has sold her Bro adway
res idence to Fl. F. Schrader of Lafay-
cite for So, 45O.
Capt Beatty of Mankato was in the
city last week Investigating our lime
and clay deposits.
DR.. Gossfee of Wabasso was mar
ried last Wednesday to Miss Amalia
Leonard of Belview.
Rev. Dunlop of ST. Peter conducted
the services at ST. Peters Episcopal
church in this city Sunday morning.
Robert J. O'Donnell will be rendered
farewell banquet by his associates in
the Eagle mill Office at the Dakota
House this evening.
Fl. O. Pomeroy has resigned his
position as assistant high school prin-
cipal to accept a job as travelling sales
man for the New Ulm Seed Co.
M, B. Johnson, the ST. Peter shirt
manufacturer, visited New Ulm Thurs
day. He made the trip in an auto
mobile accompanied by his family.
Mr.. Finch, one of the striking Mime
apolis telegraphers, is here with his
wife, guest at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schroeck.
1t. Albert Koch of Echo spent Sun
day here with his parents. Mrs. Held
mann of Arlington has also been a
guest at the Koch homestead for
several days past.
A census of the village of Spring
field has just been completed by County
Attorney Erickson, C. M. Semans and
Postmaster Schmelz. The enumera-
ton shows a population of 1869.
M. A. Endres and family took final
leave of New Ulm on Wednesday.
They went to Indianapolis, where Mr..
Endres has responsible position as
organist and instructor of music.
M. Mullen started for Chicago yes
terday and from there he will go to
the Minnesota and Dakota Cattle
company's ranch near Everett, South
Dakota. He will be absent from New
Ulm about ten days.
With the lid in force and most of
our sports out in the country vjolat-
ing the state law relative to hunting
on the Sabbath New Ulm ought to be
quiet enough next Sunday to satisfy
even DR.. Schmidt of Sleepy Eye.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa National Guard association will
be held next month at Duluth. It is
! the intention to have the sessions held
on board the naval reserve ship
Gopher during trip down the lakes
Or up the St. Louis river.
The Methodist Sunday school was
represented at the county convention
at Springfield yesterday by Henry
Durbahn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Dirks,
VIM. Durbahn, Mrs. Sauter, Mrs,
Reinecke, Miss Remind, Miss Anna
| Schmidt and Miss Bessie Schrader.
They say that Sam Haugdahl beat
the train to New Ulm Sunday with his
automobile. He was just pulling ul
the hill beyond the Northwestern de-
pot when the train started, and was
in New Ulm ready to greet the boys
when the train pulled in there.-St.
! Peter Tribune.