New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-20

There will be dance at the Star
Hall Thanksgiving evening.
A son was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schum acher.
John Keegan OF Redwood Falls
visited his parents here Sunday and
Monday.
Capt. Albert Pfaender and John K.
Neumann we're Mankato visitors
Thursday.
Attorney Einar Hoidale of Mime
aplis had business before the probate
court on Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. Dirks and son spent the
greater portion of the week with rela-
tives at Morgan.
Postmaster Edward Carlson has re-
turned to Hanska after an extended
stay in North Dakota.
A. j. Alvin made a hurried trip to
Minneapolis Friday in the interests of
the Commercial Mems Health Associ-
alton.
The public schools will be closed
this afternoon in order to give the
teachers and pupils a chance to hear
Sousa and his band
Miss Annie Steinhauser, who has
been visiting her brother, Emil, at
Lamberton for the past two weeks, re-
turned to New Ulm Monday.
The wife of Agent Starr of the North
western road is suffering from
sprainei ankle as the result of fall
from steD-ladder a few DAYS ago.
Freddie Bean, ffteen-year-old Ma
della boy, died Sunday as the result
of injuries received while wrestling
with playmate on the school house
grounds early in September.
Fred Boock came home from Roches-
ter Friday afternoon. The operation
to which he submitted in August has
proven successful and Mr.. Boock is
now enjoying excellent health.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will conduct sale of aprons and i'm
ported Chinese drawn-work in the
Hornburg building next Saturday af-
ternoon. Lunch will also be served
Mayor Silverson received an invi-
tation to attend the complimentary
dinner to Senator La Toilette in ST.
Paul Monday evening, but was com.
PEELED to decline because of other en-.
gagements.
Louis Yackel, former Lambertor
resident whose home of late has beer
at Redwood Falls, died at Kansas
City Monday. Mr.. Yackel went tC
Kansas City some weeks ago to be
treated for cancer.
Rangwald Johnson of Linden is the
latest victim Of the corn shredding
machine. While feeding one week
ago his left hand was so badly crushed
that it became necessary to amputatt
just above the wrist.
The Minnesota Valley Medical So.
ciety will hold its next meeting a
Mankato on December 3rd. DR.. l.. A
Fritsche is vice president of the sOcie
ty and DR.. Stricken is member O
the executive committee.
c. n. Hornburg Jr., who is in tn,
employ of the Deere Weber Plov
Company, and who has made his home
| in Mankato ever since his departure
from New Ulm, was this week assigned
to work which will necessitate his re
moval to Minneapolis.
/ The Security Bridge company O.
Minneapolis has just completed al
iron bridge over the Little Cottonwood
river on the farm of Jos. Kretseh il
the town of Sigel. The bridge is {
private affair and was paid for solel,
by Mr.. Kretsch. The cost was some
thing like $780,
Henry Barger, the farm laborerwht
assaulted the manager of the Gilflla,
farm near Morgan with pitchforl
last spring, was indicted last week b,
the Redwood county grand jury 70
assault in the first degree. The petit
jury, however, found him unblame
able in the matter and set him a
liberty after six months of confne
ment in the county jail.
/ Congressman Hammond is quote,
as saying in recent interview: w
now have an appropriation for gov
eminent building at New Ulm, bu
there is reason to believe that it is in
adequate for the construction of sue
a building as that city should have
! and while it is hoped that the work G
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