New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-13
Miss Lydia Gulden is spending the

Miss Lydia Gulden is spending the
week with Twin City friends.
Geo. Eckstein of Stark township was /
in the city yesterday calling on old
friends.
Prof. Alderman was at w atertown,
Wis, last week visiting the Lutheran
university.
r. W. Scherer went to st. Paul Mon i
day in the interests of the Minnesota
Flint Rock Co.
Mrs o. NJ. Olsen will give whist
party at her Broadway home next
Saturday evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give a sschurch fair or bazaar"
on December 4th.
The Misses Anna Vogelpohl and
Lizzie Steljes have opened dress
making parlor on North State street.
Student Schulz of the DR.. Martin
Luther College has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher in school in North
ST. Paul.
G. P. Skeels, formerly Northwestern
agent at Springfield, has been placed
in charge of the company's business
at Courtland.
Rev. Gust. Albrecht Of Holland,
Mimi, spent the greater portion of
| the week with his father, Rev. G. j.
Albrecht of this city.
Miss Emma Schweppe returned to
/ ST. James Monday after a sojourn of
two weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
i Vim. j. Winkelmann.
/ Rev. Hauch, formerly presiding ell
der Of the German Methodist church
/ for this district, has decided to move
! with his family to California.
/ Mayor Silverson went to ST. Paul
Monday to attend meeting OF millers
at the governors Office called to dis
cuss complaints regarding the grading
of so-calied frozen wheat.
The Arlington city council has de-
cided to enforce the state laws to the
extent of closing the saloons at eleven
| O'Clock at night and Sunday fore
moons. The curfew is also to be SCUM
/ ded an hour earlier than heretofore.
The first complete report of Novem-
Der settlement Tor taxes and land col
! lections to be received by the state
auditor came from Auditor Vogel of
this county The total collections
were $40, OILS. % of which the state re-
ceives So, 794.o1.
Vogelpohl & Spaeth recently com
pleted a pipe organ for the St. johns
Evangelical church in North Mime
apolis. H. a. Vogelpohl and his son
placed the organ in position last week
and the formal dedication will take
place on Nov. 18th.
/ VIM Herrian, who was chiefly in
strumental in reorganlzlng the
/ Schumacher Brewing Co., severed his
connections with that institution at a
meeting of the directors held last
Thursday. His place as manager Will
not be filed, at least not for the
present.
At the Turner Hall Saturday even.
;, ING the members of the Hunters club
\, formally presented VIM. b. Koch witr
a gold medal a sort OF Victorian
Cross decoration as it were. The dis
, tinction comes as reward for having
, made the highest average score at the
rifle shoots last summer.
/ On Wednesday evening on the New
Ulm Bowling Leagues alleys the Ath
letes defeated the Buengers with ;
score of 1857 to 2,174. The following
, evening the Crones trimmed up tn
Speakers to the tune Of 2,OS2 to 1892
Saturday evening the Colts defeated
the Juniors, and last evening tn
Sneakers did the same thing to th
Buengers.
Adolph Schlag, coachman tof han
Won Grunow, the German consul, wa
: Injured in runaway in St. Paul Mon
! day morning. Schlag was driving tn
consul and his wife down Sunni
avenue when the team became fright
; ened and ran away. Neither Mr.. no
Mrs. Grunow suffered any injury, bu
d Schlag was thrown forward OF hi
= seat and received a severe kick IN tn
) abdomen from one Of the horses.
Mr.. Johnson of the Turner Theatr
received word yesterday that Sous
and his band will arrive here neg
: Wednesday from Mason City at
: O'Clock noon. The big organizatio
: of sixty people comes on a specie
train and leaves again on anothe
special at 4:20. People at Mankat