New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-12

A son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
of Nicollet on Monday.
Mrs. KruggeI of ST. Louis Park is
Visiting her mother, Mrs. Wicherski.
DR.. and Mrs. MihIeis are back from
their sojourn in Wisconsin. They re-
turned Monday.
One of the social events of today
will be party at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Hauenstein.
Miss Edith and Elizabeth Schmidt
will go to Redfield, South Dakota,
today to visit their brother.
B. 81. Deters, the insurance man,
received a visit last week from his
brother, Dr. w. A. Deters of Gale
donia.
Druggist Pfeferle and family went
to the Twin cities Saturday for brief
visit in which Mr.. Pfefferle will com
blne business with pleasure.
Mrs. Hennis of Chicago, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Reinhart since early in the summer,
returned to her home last Friday.
Mrs. W. G. Alvin treated number
of her lady friends to launch ride
up the Minnesota river Monday eve
ming. The boat used was the
Alcantara.
Chas. Wagner Jr., assistant over
seer of the farm connected with the
state school for feeble-minded at
Faribault, has been spending the week
here with his parents.
Mrs. Pellant came down from Mil
roy Monday to see her sister, Miss
Bertha Grebe, before the latter's de-
parture for st. Paul to become the
bride Of Fred Meme.
At the whist party of Miss Ida Koch
last evening the head prizes went to
Mrs. E. w. johnson and Mrs. J. l..
Schoch and the BOBBY awards to Miss
Martha Eichmann and Miss Lou
Baasen.
Prof. and Mrs. Louis Sievert on the
eve of their departure from New Ulm
were very pleasantly surprised by the
members of the Ladies' Society and
male chorus of the German Lutheran
church.
Herman Raabe of the Eagle mill Of
fee force went to Golden Wednesday
and placed the company's elevator
there in charge of Valentine Hegler,
who formerly worked for the Farmers
Elevator company at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Martin Mohr, an aged lady OF
Cottonwood died Monday afternoon
and will be buried from the Holy
Trinity church this morning. She
was seventy-seven years of age and
since the death of her husband eight
years ago has resided with her son,
Martin.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg is
to the effect that Ambass ador Riddles
mother and Mrs. Chas. E. Flandreau
of ST. Paul have joined the ambassa-
dor at Kislovodsk, a watering place
in the Caucasus. and will remain with
him during his convalescence from a
threatened attack of pneumonia.
Charles Sander, Nicollet county
resident, who in 1896 was sentenced to
"a term of three years in the Saltwater
pEison for fe-beating and who, fol.
IoWing his release from that institu-
tioHsWas committed to the asylum for
ineHiates at Anoka, committed sui
cida9here last week by drowning him.
selfsin the Rum River.
MFR. and Mrs. VIM. Silverson and
daughter, Minnie, arrived in the city
from Cincinnati yesterday afternoon
this being MIR. Silverson's annual
visit to New Ulm which usually ex.
tends over a month. They made the
trip from Cincinnati to this city with
an automobile, the route having been
through central Illinois and north.
eastern Iowa.
Tony Kalb, young man who left
New Ulm some years ago to become
an employe of Norris & Rowe's circus,
blew into town Saturday and finding
things too quiet to suit him proceeded
to stir up a bit of excitement. A
police officer lodged him in jail over
Sunday and on Monday he was
sentenced to pay fine amounting with
the costs to a trifie over SIG.
At Pfaender's farm on Sunday the
Turner's of this city and their families
had most delightful picnic. The day
was perfect, the crowd was large and
good-natured and of music and enter.
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