New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-06

Frank Schneider paid a visit last
week to his daughter, Mrs. Paul Baer,
in Melruse.
DR.. w. A. Anderson, a ST. Paul
veterinary surgeon, has located in
Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Thos. Broderick of Winona is
spending the week with her friend,
Mrs. Henry Somsen.
George Reiser has the contract to
build mammoth barn on the farm of
Andrew Portner in Sigel.
Miss Luella Hanson of Winthrop
was Sunday guest at the home OF.
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Beck.
Policeman JOS. Tauer has sold his
North State street dwelling house to
Mrs. Froemming of Milford for 81 $50.
Prof Edward Swenson of Lafayette
has accepted the principalship Of the
Walnut Grove schools at a salary of
$50 per month.
Otto Ochs and wife arrived from
Faribault yesterday and are guests at
the home of the formers brother on
South Broadway.
Mrs. L. J. Buenger will give whist
party for the entertainme Mt of her lady
friends at her Minnesota street home
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. G. A. Hagberg departed for
Ann Arbor. Michigan, yesterday to
take up her home with her daughter
who is attending school at the Univer-
sity Conservatory of Music.
While at work in the Schnobrich
meat market Sunday morning George
Schnobrich accidentally cut severe
cash in the thigh of his right leg. The
injury will lay him up for some days.
At the whist party given by Mrs. j..
II. Vogel Wednesday evening, the
head prizes went to Mrs. Baasen and
Miss Dorothy Hauenstein and the
second prizes to Mrs. A. j. Vogel and
Mrs. G.. G. REIN.
The sole representative of the five
Modern Woodmen lodges of Brown
county at the state meeting in Duluth
/ today will be Edgar Small of New Ulm.
Mr.. Small left for the Zenith City yes
4erday morning.
1t. Key of St. Peters newly orga-
nized militia company was in the city
Friday. MIR. Key is also deputy sher-
if of Nicollet county and his visit to
the neighborhood was for the purpose
of sumnoning grand jurors in West
Newton, Brighton and Courtland.
/ C. S. Whitmore has sold the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch to A. j. Rush, a Lake
Benton man of extensive business in
terests who will place j. N. Kirsch OF
i Crookston in charge as editor ard
manager. Mr.. Whitmore will accep,
an editorial position on one of the
Pacific Coast papers.
1 Editor Eggensperger Of the Hanska
Herald is not to be without opposition
in his ambition to become the republic
i can candidate for superintendent O
schools. The Springfield Advance O.
this week contains the official an
nouncement of the candidacy of FREQ
w. Dorow, young teacher in the
west end Of the county for severa
years.
u Julius Wagner, who is employed or
the farm of Bert Kuelbs in the town o
Home, was gored by vicious bull
Sunday evening and had it not beer
for the timely interference of Mr.
Kuelbs the young man would certain
ly have been killed. As it was, hi
face was badly bruised and he re
ceived severe injuries to his shoulder
and breast. He was brought to thi
city late Sunday evening for treat
ment by a physician.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rudolph wer
agreeably surprised Sunday evening
by the members of the Maennercho
and their wives who called on the ev,
of the aged couples departure fo
Europe to bid them farewell and Wisl
them godspeed on their journey. Mr.
Rudolph and his wife, in compaI,
with Mrs. John Bongarts and Mis-
| Vogl of this city and Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Berg Of Sleepy Eye,will start TO
the old. country on the 10th.