New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-12-04

T A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ries on Monday.
Chas- Spalding and family of Lam
berton we're Thanksgiving day guests
T of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ii. Retzlaf.
The members of the fire department
have arranged for public dance at
Turner Hall on New Years Eve.
Mrs. Breutkreutz and children of
Arlington have been spending the
week here with their relatives, the
Alwins.
A. f. Redman of the Consolidated
Casualty company came up from Min
neapolis Wednesday to spend a few
days with old friends.
Mrs. Albert Schil1ing left Monday
to join her husband at their new home
in Great Falls, Montana Her two
children accompanied her.
81. C. Warnke, the Clements mer-
chant, was a visitor in the city over
Sunday. Mr.. Warnke at one time
was a resident of New Ulm.
Miss Staley of N1ankato, a former
teacher in the New Jim public schools,
has been entertained the past week at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Herman
Held.
| At the Minnesota Valley Medical
| Association meeting in Mankato yes
terday DR.. Stricken of this city was
again reelected to the Office of second
vice president.
| The beautiful flag which was pur-
chased for the Washington school
building by the ladies of Hecker Circle
was formally presented to the school
Board Saturday evening. Department
Commander Mary Phetteplace, who
happened to be paying a visit of in
spection to the local circle, made the
SPEECH of presentation and DR.. Weiser
gracefully accepted the gift on behalf
of the board.
AS a result of establishing switch
ing connections between the Min
neapolis & ST. Louis and Chicago
& Northwestern roads in this city the
Northwestern officials have made ap-
plication to nave the division OF
switching charges adjusted and deter
mined by the railroad commission A
hearing on the application will be
heard by the commission at the state
capitol on December It'll.
Mrs. Peter Steffel, aged ffty-two
years, died at her home in this city
Friday forenoon as the result of an
attack of paralysis. She is survived
1 by her husband, whom she married in
1876, and by two children, Henry an6
d Mary, both of whom have always
made their home in this city. The
funeral, which was held from the
Catholic church Monday morning
was largely attended.
The knights of Pythias at recen
, meeting elected new officers as follows
, Chancellor Commander, Albert Olsen
j Vice Chancellor, Edwin Juni: Prelate
Major Buschers; Master of Finance
and Keeper Of the Records and Seal
Capt. Pfaender; Master of the Elk
chequer, c. Fl. Dirks; Master d
Arms, Alfred Nagel; Inside Guard
Albert j. Meyer; Outside Guard, r
M. Pfaender: trustee, Adolph Wagner
New Ulm society was surprised Thu
week to learn of the unheralded mar
riage Of Miss Alice Pfeferle to Mr.
William Koose of Kenosha, Wiscon
, sin. The bride, who is the estimabl
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richare
Pfefferle of this city, left town abou
+ two weeks ago and on Friday, unbe
known to her many New Ulm friends
was quietly welded in Milwaukee. I'm
mediately thereafter she went with he
husband to their new home in Kenosha
where Mr.. Koose is prominent an,
) successful young business man. TIL
Review carries to them in their Wis
!, consin abode the congratulations of
host Of we'll wishers.
, MANkATOGIRL FOULLY MURDERED
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