New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09
Fred Etter Of Milford has purch ased
a farm near Cambria.

Fred Etter of Milford has purch ased
a farm near Cambria.
John Schrodt was passing the cigars
around to his friends yesterday. It's
a daughter.
Dan Wendland has returned from
Springfield to enter the employ of
Franz Niemann.
Chas. Silverson and a number OF
friends made an automobile trip to the
Twin Cities yesterday.
r. E. Evans will pay visit to his
old home in Wales this fall for the
first time in forty three years.
Miss Kate Russell has been engaged
to teach a school in Angelus, Wash
ington. She left for that place on
Thursday
Mrs. Juni, who was injured in the
Northern Pacific wreck at Glendive,
Montana, arrived at her home in this
city Friday afternoon.
W. B. Soukup, traffic manager for
the Sleepy Eye Milling company, was
married early in the week to Miss
Anna Pilger of st. Paul.
Rudolph Marti Jr. and Leo Grue-
nenfelder left early in the week to re-
sumo their studies at the Catholic
college in Prairie du Chen.
DR.. J. L. Schoch started east, on Il
business trip Sunday. He will visit
Pittsburg and Philadelphia and on his
return will be accompanied by his
wifes mother.
James T. McCleary, candidate for
congress, was in the city for short
while Monday. He came from Spring
field on the afternoon train in COM
pany with Postm aster Schmelz.
Henry Hauser, the Franklin lumber
dealer, will remove to Minneapolis to
engage in the bridge contracting bust
ness. Mr.. Hauser is we'll known in
New Ulm as a relative of the Koch
family.
The new plant Of the Hanska-Linden
Creamery Co. is to be erected by
Chris. Moe, the contract having been
awarded to him on Tuesday. The
building will be of pressed brick and
will cost S., 535.
Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle has engaged
as her trimmer for the coming season
Miss Thill of Chicago. Miss William s
of Waupaca, Wis, will serve in a
similar capacity in the millinery store
of Mrs. Follmann. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Silverson
started for St. Paul in their Packard
auto Sunday forenoon. They will re-
turn today by way of Winona bring
ing their daughter, Minnie, and Miss
Daisy Richardson with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Petry enjoyed
visit Sunday and Monday from the
following: Robert, Hulda and Ida
Petry, August, William, Anna and
Marie Sommer and Clara Elsner OF
St. Paul and Emil Petry of Dawson.
Prof. Critchett went to Mankato
Saturday to attend meeting of the
executive committee of the Minnesota
Teachers association. The object OF
the meeting was to perfect plans for
the fall meeting of the association
which is to be held on November 5th,
9th and It'll.
The Sanborn Sentinel says that Ed
gar Dingler, while trying to steal a
ride on an eastbound freight train a
few nights ago, was caught between
the bumpers and had his left heel bad
~ crushed. He was picked up by the
village authorities and sent to New
Ulm on the midnight passenger.
Among those who witnessed the re-
production of the battle of Fort Ridge
ly on the state fair grounds last week
was William La Framboise of West
Newton. Mr.. La Framboise was one
of the participants tn that famous en-
counter of forty-si1 years ago, and
while the reproduction at St. Paul
may have interested him as a sham
battle it could hardly have appealed
to him from the standpoint of realism.