New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-18
Mrs. 81. n. somsen is spending
tho woalr with CT pa1l frianfs


John Sehr has sold his LOO acre
farm in West Newton to George Dunn
mer for So, 169.
There is talk of blishing whole
sale liquor house in this city, the same
to be financed entirely with local capt.
tai.
Edwin Hughes, who recently under
went an operation at the hospital in
this city, died at his Tracy home on
Wednesday.
John Dewanz had his left arm brok-
en- in falling from a load of hay on
his fathers farm in Milford Thursda y
afternoon.
VIM. Cavanaugh was at Redwood
Falls most of the week looking after
the plumbing work in the new county
poor house building.
A non-partisan banquet was tender
ed by the citizens of St. James Mon
day evening in honor of Congress
man-elect W. S. Hammond.
Adolph Schmid, Springfield boy,
is member OF the Minnesota Univer-
sity football team. In the great anne
with Wisconsin he played full back.
Miss Louise Tiedemann and Miss
Myrtle Engel, both stenographers for
the Consolidated Casualty Co. of Min
neapolis, visited with their parents
here over Sunday.
Adjutant General Wood and wife
and Col. Wallblom and wife Of ST.
Paul will spend the coming Sunday in
New Uln as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
W. Johnson at the Dakota.
It is now Chas. Silverson Jr. Date
of arrival. Monday forenoon. Health
of mother and child good. The Re
view offers to the happy father the
sincere congratulations of all New
Ulm.
The ladies of st. Peter's Guild are
arranging for novel entertainment
in the vacant Olsen building on Dec,
3rd. It is styled in the announcements
:'Around the World on the European
Plan"
Emil Kiesling, former New Ulm
boy, was calling on old friends here
Sunday Until recently Emil was a
travelling salesman, living in Mime
apolis, but at present he is employed
in store in ] ackson.
The Mankato Journal is authority
for the statement that Paul Ewert, de-
feated candidate for the republican
congressional nomination, will soon
take up his residence in New Ulm and
engage in the practice of.law.
Jos. Tauer, former resident OF
Lafayette who has lived in New Ulm
for the past three years, died at his
home in the north part of town late
Sunday afternoon. He leaves a wife
and six children, all but one OF whom
are married. His age at the time Of
his death was sixty years.
At whist party given by Mrs. John
Buschers and Mrs. John Langmack al
the formers home Thursday evening
prizes were awarded as follows: First
Mrs. Henningsen and Miss Ida Hau.
enstein; second, Mrs. Schoch and Miss
Dorothy Hauenstein; BOBBY, Mrs. A
W. Bingham and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel
Paul Voss and wife of Echo atten
ded the anniversary celebration of the
New Ulm Turnverein and Turner
Frauenverein Wednesday evening anc
also the excellent production of ''Tht
County Chairman" at the theatre or
the evening following. While in thu
city they were the guests of Mrs. Voss
mother, Mrs. Scherer.
Prof. F. W. Sardeson, one of tn
biologists of the state university, ha
recently published pamphlet OF
| I0uSGOut, WulCu Is VI luucicSu "
New Ulm lnasmuch rs it puts int,
scientific record the fact that potter
clay occurs along the Cottonwood
In this respect it becomes a perman
entAadvertisement of New Ulm's re
1 sources.
Miss Lillian Klossner sprung
genuine surprise upon a number of he
young lady friends at luncheon on
evening last week when she announce,
her engagement to Prof. Elmer .Shep
ard of.Williams College in Williams
town Mass. Prof. Shepard is son tn
well-known educator, Irwin Shepard
formerly of Winona. TWAS as a stu
dent at Carleton that he first met hi
future bride.
Otto Schneider, the popular fu
!. buyer, has accepted a position wit
the Jos. Ullmann Co. of st. Paul,
position that will take him as ira
/ Yelling salesman into various parts Q
Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. II