New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-30
st snow Of the season fell

Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Beck has been Win
throp visitor since Thursday.
Miss Elsie Van Patten is attending
an academy at Maple PLANE, this
state
W. F. Tosch of Loveland, Califor-
MIA, is visiting his old home near
Golden.
NJ. Lehrer of Springfield has pur-
chased the $50 acre farm of T. F..
Schotzko in Burnstown.
Mrs. Koehler is enjoying visit
from her grandson, Master Werner
Backer of Minneapolis.
Rudolph Meisner has gone to Jen-
nings, a town in southwestern Louisi-
ana, to accept of employment.
August Sandman of Morgan has
entered the employ of the Fullerton
Lumber company as bookkeeper.
J. B. Castor, the Waseca jewelry-
man, was calling on friends and rela-
tives here the early part of the week.
Mrs. Nix, Mrs. Emma Steinhauser
and the latter's daughter, Gretchen,
have gone to Indianapolis for the
winter.
A daughter was added to the fam lily
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Small on
Thursday. Both mother and child
are doing we'll.
Congressman Hammond and James
T. McCleary will meet at Mankato
next Monday to arrange the deta lis
for series of four joint debates.
Attorney GilbertFunk accompanied
number of St. Paul friends on an
automobile trip from st. Peter to Wi
mona and La Crosse last week.
The contract for the tin work on the
new Redwood county poor house, now
being erected near Redwood Falls, has
been awarded to Ochs & Baer of this
city.
Mrs. Louise Bernhard returned
Saturday from two weeks so]ourn in
St. Paul. She has decided to aban-
don her contemplated trip to Montana
and California.
Albin Carlson, who recen thy re
turned from Montana, has purchased
of John G. Backer the saloon stock
and fixtures in the Maltzahn building
known as the Travellers Exchange.
John Kopetzki, one of the car in
spectors of the Great Northern road
in Montana, visited with New Ulm
friends the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. Kopetzki's present home is Great
Falls.
Chas. Schorregge left for Ann
Arbor to resume his studies at the
Michigan University Thursday after
noon, Frank Pfsterer accompanying
him. Both will be students in the
medical department.
Hugo Berndt, while doing electrical
work in the new Mankato Normal
building last week, stepped on a nail
and injured his left foot severely. He
is now at his home in this city nursing
the injured member.
The hotel in Lafayette has changed
hands, the new proprietor being D. H.
Hoag of Minneapolis. Mrs. Olsen,
who formerly conducted the place, has
become landlady of the Minnesota
House in Winthrop.
Peter Majewski, an old resident of
Sleepy Eye, has returned to Minnesota
after a years. absence in Washington.
To the Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch he
stated that while in Spokane he met
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cane and found
the aged couple enjoying good health
and looking even better than when
they lived in Minnesota.
Rev. Wheeler, G.. A. Ottomeyer and
Mrs. J. H. Sigel have been elected to
represent the local Congrega tional
society at the annual Minnesota con-
ference to be held in Faribault next
week. A. B. Lienhard and Miss
Lillian Klossner are the alternates
and Mrs. Lienhard the delegate of the
Ladies' Missionary society.
Republican candid tes for county Of
fee met with Attorney Somerville and
other party leaders at Sleepy Eye
Wednesday and agreed on the ap-
pointment of a county committee COM
posed of Philip Liesch and DR.. Graft
of New Ulm, Hans Mo of Sleepy Eye,
Postmaster Edward Carlson of Lake
Hanska and Postmaster John Schmelz
Of Springfield. Philip Liesch was
chosen as chairman.
John j. Juenemann has resigned his
position at the Schell brewery and
removed with his family to Redwood
Falls where he will have charge of the
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