New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
F. n. Behnke will go to the Twir
Cities today on business visit.

ScnOO1 building Win VentllaG1ng
plant.
Miss Marie Rummings came up from
st. Peter Thursday to spend few
days with her sister, Mrs. F. b.
Behnke.
August Windhorn will go to North
Dakota this week to sell a few thous-
sand acres of land for the WheeIock
Land Co.
Mrs. fancy of ST. Paul will arrive
here this week to spend number Of
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Silverson.
NJ. J. Tully of st. Peter telegraphed
his New Ulm friends Monday that he
had become papa It's girl
and both mother and child are doing
nicely.
County Attorney Erickson was down
from Springfield Saturday thanking
his friends for the loyal support ac-
corded him in his fight for reelection
in the late campaign.
The Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch re-
ports the marriage on Wednesday of
Miss Anna Foster and Mr.. Theo. Zell-
mer, two of the most prominent young
people of Prairieville.
The ladies' class of the Turner gym
nasium will give card party at the
Turner Hall Wednesday evening, No
vember 18th, the proceeds to go
towards the purchase of new piano
for the theatre.
Max Burg has decided to invade the
northern part of the state for the Burg
Cigar Co. He intends to visit that
section next week for the purpose of
mapping out the territory for an adj
ditional travelling salesman.
Among those who went down to de-
feat in last Tuesdays election was
Chas. Quandt, the Winthrop lawyer
who was candidate for reelection to
the office of county attorney. His sue
cessful opponent was Attorney O'Dell
of Arlington.
''Why, it's just like picking plums
from d tree; like taking candy from a
baby" said a New Ulm physician as
he found man with hundred dol
lars to bet that Johnson would have
over rs, 900 majority over jacobson.
And then came those awful returns,
Adolph Spellbrink and Miss Emma
Nagel, both of this city, were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
parents this morning. The groom is
popular young man in the employ
of F. j. Backer. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nagel.
DR.. E. J. Collins of the postofice
department in Washington brought
his fortnight's visit in this vicinity to
a close Saturday afternoon. Walter
Jacobson the Sleepy Eye boy who has
been home on months vacation, re-
turned to his duties in the Capitol City
last Wednesday,.
Herman 81. Drill, former Court
land resident, died early Monday
morning at Mankato to which place
he had removed only ten days ago
He was thirty-six years of age ane
| leaves a wife and two small children
to mourn his loss. Cancer of the
stomach was the cause of his death
Gen. Supt. A. C. Johnson of thu
Northwestern road arrived in the city
in his special car Thursday morning
and held business conference with
such prominent millers as Chas. Sill.
version and Ben Stockman of New
Ulm, John Jennison of Evansville, A
G.. Won Hagen OF Sleepy Eye and Peter
Bendixen of Springfield. After tn,
conference the entire party accompa
MED Mr.. Johnson on a visit to Mr.
| Won Hagen's thriving plant at Sleep,
Eye.
Under a new order issued from th,
adjutant generals Office Andrew j
Eckstein of this city is inspector gen
eral on the brigade staff with the ranl
of major, Einar Hoidale is Judge ad
yocate, VIM. 81. Hart is quartermaster
John P. Graft is commissary of sub.
sistence, Anton Schaefer is ordinance
officer, Orris b. Lee is inspector O
small arms practice, Ezra G. Clemans
is chaplain and Richard D. O'Brier
is assistant ordinance officer. al
have the rank of major with the ex
ception of Mr.. O'Brien who is a cap
tain.
Miss Blanche Booth and Mr.. Ernes
| Shamrock, both members of the "Fift,
Miles from Boston" company which
i played at the Turner Theatre Sunda,
evening. we're married at Mankatt
Monday afternoon. Two years agt
4 Miss Booth met Mr.. Shamrock and i
/ wac a naca Of love aft fret oirht