New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-19

Edward sprenger was home from st.
Paul over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Brandt and daughter are
spending the week at Excelsior.
Misses Olivia and Martha Brust Of
Sleepy Eye are the guests this week OF
Mrs. J. P. Graf.
Emil Pfaender has accepted posi-
tion with the Mt. Arbor Nursery Co.
OF Shenandoah, Iowa.
Mrs. O. C. Stricken entertained
Saturday for Mrs. VIM. Silverson and
daughter of Cincinnati.
John Wartha and a crew of men
have gone to Essig to paint the new
residence of Herman Schroeder.
Rev. Mazir, the Nicollet Catholic
priest, became afflicted with typhoid
fever while visiting in St. Paul last
week.
William Rautenberg, who recently
sold his farm in Brighton, expects by
November LIST to become resident of
New Ulm.
There was pleasant dancing party
in the Turner Hall gymnasium Friday
evening, given as surprise to Mrs.
Henry Furst.
Gen. Bobleter and staff will 90 to
Lake City Sunday afternoon. On
Monday they will inspect the camps of
Batteries A and B.
Thos. j. Kretsch, the Sleepy Eye
bank clerk, had his annual vacation
last week, spending it at New Ulm and
the lakes near Minneapolis.
If Wallachei had held onto its
money instead of paying it over to the
city in fines it might today be the
proud owner OF brewery or bank.
Peter Arbes, the Renville druggist,
passed throughshere last week on, his
way to Worthington to accept the
position formerly held by his brother,
Joe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Lienhard pleas
antly entertained the members of the
local Christian Endeavor society at
their State street home Wednesday
evening.
f. A. Alexander, who at one time
conducted a law Office in this city, is
now candidate for county attorney
in Steele county. His home is at
Owatonna.
Court Reporter Wenzel T. Eckstein
went to Milwaukee Sunday to attend
the annual convention of the National
Shorthand Reporters Association.
Mrs. Eckstein accompanied him.
Lampert w. Schmidt, son of Jacob
Schmidt of Sanborn, died unexpected
ly in Minneapolis Friday while under
anesthesia for an operation upon his
tonsils. The boy was thirteen years
old.
George Forster and John r. Schmid
of Springfield and P. w. Kuske OF
Lamberton, accompanied by their
wives, passed through New Ulm We'd
nesday on their way to Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Amalia Nix of st. Paul ar
rived in the city the early part of the
week for short visit with her mother
before entering upon her duties as in
structor of German in the st. Paul
public schools.
Paul Hackbarth, II. F. Raabe and
A. P. Book, with their wives and
Ferdinand Block and Miss Lydia
Schapekahm, have established camp
at Hunters Rest. Their outing will
continue until next Saturday.
Ezra George Weber, a son of T.
G. Weber, a former resident oil
Sleepy Eye, was one of last weeks
victims OF the typhoid fever epidemic
in Mankato. His remains were taken
to Sleepy Eye for burial on Monday
Minnesota's rifle team in the
national army and militia shoot left
Camp Lakeview for Camp Perry,
Ohio, on Friday In the team are
Battalion Sergeant Major Juni Of
this city and Private A. r. Schmid Of
Springfield.
Among Nicollet county's represeu.
tatives to today's democratic state
convention in Minneapolis are F. j.
Goblirsch of Lafayette and Chas.
Samuelson of Bernadotte. J. G.
Clark, the well-known travelling man,
is also a delegate.
The meat market of Saffert g. Paa,
next to the Brown Co. Bank, was sold
Monday to Mrs. F. Schnobrich. the
partnership existing between Saffert
and Paa having been dissolved Sat.
urday. Paa has gone to Lake City to