New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-08-07

Albert Mueller, the Wabasso attor-
ney, was in town Sunday.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Kohler Of Minneapolis last Friday.
Miss Lou Baasen will go to Lake
Minnetonka next week for brief out
ing.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bushard of Lafayette on
Friday.
Mrs. Robert Fritsche and children
of Lam berton are visiting here with
relatives.
Cleveland Frederick arrived here
from Chicago Saturday and will re-
main until September.
Louis Saffert has quit the employ Of
his brother, Andrew, after working
for him for over six years.
Otto Ochs and wife of Faribault
visited during the week at the home of
| A. j. Ochs on North Minnesota street.
The official organ of the Herm an
Sons of Minnesota announces another
Twin City excursion to New Ulm on
the 25th
c. A. zelle has entered the employ
Of the Connolly Shoe Co. of Still
water. He will represent them either
in Iowa or Southern Minnesota.
Rev. Deering of Minneapolis pleased
the Congregationalists SO well on Sun
day that they have asked him to
preach for them again on the 18th.
Rev. F. Pfotenhauer, president of
the Minnesots and Dakota district OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Missouri
synod, called on Rev. G. J. Albrec bit
Monday.
The school board held it's first meet
ing since election Saturday evening.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, DR.. G. B. Weiser; secretary
Prof. A. F. Rein; treasurer, A. w.
Bingham.
F. W. johnson has within the past
few days received signed photographs
of President Fallieres of France
Marquis Ito, the great Japanese states
man, and Marquis Saionzi, the Japa
nese premier.
The state board of pardons on Mon
day considered thirty-six applications
for pardon, among them being that O.
Chris. Schwer of this city who is nov
out on parole. The Schwer petition
however, was denied.
John Schwab of West Newton has {
gold mine on his farm. Yesterda.
afternoon he brought twenty one
: samples to town and sold them te
t Stuebe Bros. for SAT. When Stueb,
: Bros. come to sell them they will b.
shipped as hogs.
Rev. Berghold, under date of Jul,
18th, writes ''Der Wanderer" that OF
+ arriving in Europe after his trip acros
the Atlantic he was compelled to go t.
a hospital at AK la Chapelle. It wa
also thought probable that he woult
have to submit to an operation.
r It is reported that the Meyerdins
$ farm, adjoining the property of tn
S New Ulm Stone Co., has been sold tt
q Oh nd hot ho
: owners will establish a stone crushin.
plant thereon. The proprietors of tn
New Ulm Stone Co. are inclined t.
!, give the rumor but slight credence.
: The following constitute the first Sc
e OF officers Of the Consolidated Casual
e ty Company, an accident insuranc
8 company recently organized through
i the efforts of prominent business mel
1 of this city: President, G.. W. Barnes
vice president, NJ. j. McMichael o
t Of Minneapolis: secretary, D. D. Nc
+ Ginnis of Duluth: treasurer, G. W
!. Kowlitz of Minneapolis; surgeon, DR.
4 O. G. Stricken of New Ulm.
e Karl Wilken, one of New Ulm's old
a est inha bitants, died Wednesday at
J. ternoon at the home of his daughter
J. Mrs. Ernst Sauer, and was buried OF
y Friday, the funeral being held iron
the Lutheran church of which he wa
0 member. Mr.. Wilken was born il
a Mecklenburg -SchWerin on the 18th o
y October, 1916, and was consequent,
e in his ninety year. In 1854, tn
f year following his marriage, he cam
f to America and in 1857 settled in th
e township of West Newton in Nicolle
It county. In 1871 he moved to New Ulr
q and continued to make this his hom
until his death.