New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-09

Attorney Frank Weber came over
from Franklin Saturday in his auto.
The Golden Gate school opened last
week with Miss Arndt of New Ulm as
teacher.
B. Stockman of the New Ulm Roller
Mill Co. spent portion of the week
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peter Bendixen of Springfield
has been taken to Kansas City, Mo-,
for medical treatment.
C. A. Hagberg is in a Minneapolis
hospital receiving treatment for cam
cerous growth of the throat.
Gustaf Klause, brother of the chief
of police, has accepted employment
with the Eagle Mill company.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph came down
from Revere Monday to see her
nephew, Chas. Atkinson of Utah.
Mrs. N. Henningsen and Mrs. j. q.
Sigel left yesterday afternoon for ST.
Paul to visit a few days with friends.
Raymond Reynolds is the new fire
man on the Northwestern yard engine
in this city. Until recently he was
firing on the Redwood run.
''The Man of the Hour one of the
biggest dramatic successes in recent
years, will be seen at the Turner
Theatre early in December.
Martin Eyrich, former New Uln
boy now living at LIE Sueur, was
married on Sept. 3Oth to Miss Ca
Uterine Welchlin of Fairmont.
1t is rumored that Postmaster Ed
ward Carlson of Hanska made tril
to Minneapolis last week in order t.
Join the ranks of the benedicts.
w. A. Wagner. the Northwestern
operator at Courtland, has been trans
ferred to Milroy. L. V. Smith is TEN
! porarily filing the place at CORTLAND
The old race horse, Lee W., wi
not be able to start in any more races
He was injured on the Madelia trac
last week sufficiently to put him out {
business.
F. H. Becker, the wheat buyer fc
the Farmers Elevator company,
rejoicing over the fact that on Tue
day his wife presented him with
little daughter.
The senior class Of the New Ul
high school has elected the followir
/! officers: President, a. Seifert: VII
president, E. Stadtherr; secretar
Florence Arhard.
The Schell Brewing Co. will her
after conduct the saloon in Lambertc
formerly operated by VIM. Yacke
Application for the license was MAJ
last week by Ernst Strelow.
"Under Southern Skies" whie
proved so popular with theatre-goe
when last seen here, is booked for
return engagement at the Turner TIL
atre Friday evening, October 18th.
The Minnesota Horticultural socie
will hold it's annual meeting in Mi
neapoIis during four days commencir
Dec. 3rd. Vice President VIM. Pfae
der Jr. of this city will attend.
Rev. Chouinard, an Episcop
minister who some years ago 0
casionally filled the pulpit Of S
Peters church in this city, has bee
appointed chaplain in the army.
Saturday was the crystal weddir
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
, Setter. About fifteen ladies of TOW
drove out to visit Mrs. Setter in Il
afternoon and assist her in celebrrtir
the happy event.
VIM. F. Siege, the young Nicoll
banker, and Miss Grace Doty of S
Peter were quietly married on the 26
of September at Mankato. The groo
is a popular and prosperous your
business man and the bride the e
Unable daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Doty, formerly of CORTLAND.
On Thursday there occurred at Il
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Grons
the death of the latter's mother, Mr.
Elizabeth Baumgart. Mrs. Baumga
was born in Germany sixty-fve yea
ago and came to America in 1890. III
only child was Mrs. Gronau and