New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-07

Miss Emma Gross IS attending q
business college in st. Paul.
Mrs. Paul Olsen of Lamberton is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Baltrusch.
Capt. and Mrs. S. A. George have
been attending the Unitarian confer
ence in Hanska the past three days.
Mrs. w. II. Klein of Mankato ar
rived here Friday for a fortn1ght's
visit with her father, Henry Theissen.
Mrs. fancy of st. Paul is guest at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Silverson. She is accompanied by
her son.
Alderman Fred Pfaender was in
Jenkins in the northern part of the
state last week transacting business
for the State Bank.
The two daughters of A. G.. Won Ha-
gen, the Sleepy Eye miller, will start
for the east Saturday to attend a
school in Philadelphia.
Mic Permantgen of Milford has
been placed under a $500 peace bond
by Justice Hennjngsen as result of
a threat to kill his wife.
Presiding Elder Blume and wife and
i Rev. Sauter and wife will attend the
North German Methodist conferenc e
in Fairfax the last of this week.
Gov. Johnson, in making his tour
of the Second district, will be able to
deliver only one speech in Brown
county. This will be at Sleepy Eye.
Albert Gag and Miss Helen Fesen-
maier were united in marriage yester-
day forenoon. The bride is the popu-
lar daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fesenmaier of Cottonwood.
| D. T. Athrops, son of Dietrich
Athrops, the New Ulm cobbler. died
in Worthington on Sunday of pneumo-
MIA. His remains we're brought to
this city for burial Monday afternoon.
! Fred Meier came home from Armenia.
North Dakota, Friday to spend a few
days with his family. Mr.. Meier al
present is in charge of the seed de
partment of an extensive farm in thu
Flickertail state.
! The Jesuit mission services now II
progress at the Catholic church il
this city are in charge of Father!
Elskamp and Jordans of Prairie d.
Chen. Revs. Sandmeyer and Scherel
will assist them in their work.
B. Reinhart was circulating a petit
ton yesterday as an independent ca2
didate for county commissioner in thu
First district. It is strongly hintet
that John Henle will enter the rae,
against Andrew j. Eckstein in tn,
Third.
/ Jacob Klossner Jr. and Rober
Fesenmaier have jointly purchased tn
Albert Jungquist farm In Lafayette
township for S13,050, Jungquist &C
cepts a quarter section of land in Kilt
son county at 1925 per acre in part pay
ment.
Prof. Jedlicka delivered an abb
campaign address for the Redwood
democracy at his old home in Vests
last Saturday night. He has been in
vited by the democratic committee il
this county to make a number Q
speeches and will undoubtedly agre
!. to do so.
At whist party given Wednesda
evening by Mrs. Geo. zichrich i
which she was assisted by Mesdame
Behnke and Beecher, the head prize
were won by Mrs. Vogtel and Mrs
Critchett, second prizes by Mrs. A
W. Bingham and Mrs. Larson an
+ BOBBY prizes by Mrs. Stoll and Mrs
F. H. Behnke.
/ A deal was consummated Monda
!, whereby F. J. Memo, better known q
"Cap.." becomes the owner of the S;
: loon business of A. j. Esser. Mr.. E
ser will continue to run the place III
til Saturday evening, Mr.. Nenno tai
ing possession Monday morning
:. Just what Mr.. Esser's plans for tt
future are has not been announced.
William Silverson writes the edite
:. of the Review that on his return tr:
from New Ulm to Cincinnati
] reached Chicago Friday afternoc
i without any mishap, although tt
!. roads were bad and the weather co
!. for nearly the entire distance. {
Sunday he started for Indianapoli
expecting to make the 210 miles in
4 single day.
4 The following from the west end
the county have been drawn to do pet