New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-08

Miss Mary Filzen is paying visit
this week to friends in North Dakota.
Frank Webber the Franklin attor-
ney has decided to locate in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Robert Heidmann of Arlington
is guest at the Koch home on Monu-
ment Hill.
Mrs.P. J. Eichten returned Mond ay
from six weeks sojourn with Still
water relatives.
Henry Arhard left for Thief River
Falls yesterday to resume his old job
as fireman on the 500 road.
Miss Herta Diehn, saleslady in the
dry goods store of G. A. Ottomeyer,
has gone to Denver on a visit.
Miss Rosella Foldesi, the Manka to
nurse, is in the city on profession al
business. She will remain three
weeks.
John Harmening, the valedictorian
of the college graduating class, has
been offered a position as parochial
teacher at Lake Mills, Wis.
HenryR. schwarzrock, well-known
citizen of Springfield, and Miss
Mathilda Olsen of Madison were
united in marriage last Wednesday.
Frank Peters and Mrs. Chas. Bid
stein of st. Paul visited over the
Fourth with their mother. Mrs. Bid
stein was accompanied by her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brust Jr. re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
Sunday afternoon. They are now re-
siding in the Zeller home on So nth
Franklin street.
Frank Smasal did not take posses
sion of the Kachelmeier saloon on
Wednesday as it was expected he
would. The place still remains in
control of Mr.. Kachelmeier.
JOS. Clements, who has been living
on claim near Boxers, Colorado,
for the past nine months, returned to
New Ulm Thursday afternoon. He
will remain here till next fall.
VIM. F. Siege of Medina, North
Dakota, was in the city yesterday, the
guest Of Chas. Vogtel. Mr.. Siege
used to live in Nicollet county but is
now engaged in the banking business
in the Flickertail state.
The son of Henry Barth had his
right hand badly burned while shoot
ing off fire crackers on the Fourth.
George, the son of AL. Crone, was
also severely bruised about the face
and hands by the explosion of toy
cannon.
The marriage OF Mrs. Schorregge to
Gen. Jos. Bobleter caused vacancy
in the office of deputy county auditor
and this vacancy has now been filled
through the appointment by Auditor
Vogel of VIM. j. Herrian. Mr.. Her
rian will enter upon his new duties
the first of next month.
The Lafayette Farmers Elevator Co.
at its annual meeting declared a divi-
dend of ten per cent. The newly cleo
ted officers are: President, j. K. Pc
derson; secretary and treasurer, An
ton Malmberg; manager, M. J. Hedren;
directors, August He'd, Jos. Traurig,
G. A. Malmquist, G. II. Nelson and
John Lund.
Alderman Buenger departed for
Cambria. Wis, Friday to meet his
wife who has been visiting there for
month. Before returning to New Ulm
Mr.. Buenger will spend a few days in
Chicago on business connected with
the Minnesota Retail Furniture Deal
ers Associations, of which he is presi-
dent.
Judge Morrison came over from
Norwood yesterday to try the case of
the State VS.. Alfred Berkner, which
was assigned to him by Gov. John
son because of the disqualification for
certain reasons of Judge Olsen. Berk-
ner, it will be remembered, was found
guilty in Justice Geschwind's court in
Sleepy Eye of the charge of selling I'M
drawn poultry in violation of the pure
food law, and from his verdict of the
municipal court he appealed.