New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-05

George Fleisner of Morgan trans
acted business here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank friedman will
celebrate their golden wedding this
month
daughter arrived Thursday to
bless and brighten the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Ranweiler.
Alex Schwendinger took crew of
men to Blue Earth Monday TO decor
ate the interior of q Catholic church.
Mrs. Mary Furth, who has been a
visitor in the city for the past three
weeks, returned to her home ia Chica-
go Saturday.
Lightning struck tree in Jas. F.
GarroW's yard Monday evening, also
an electric arc light near the Hauen-
stein brewery.
Miss Allie Scherer gave dinner
party for number of lady friends
Yesterday afternoon. Covers were
laid for twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maercker of Milwau-
kee have been here the past week,
visitors at the home OF their friends.
Prof. and Mrs. Ackermann,
DIR. Morris Whittemore of Cloq uet
and Miss Ella Majewski, daughter of
Peter Majewski, the Sleepy Eye mer-
chant, were united in marriage Mon
day.
Senator John c. Hardy of st. Paul,
who has many friends in New Ulm,
has been appointed manager Of the
st. Paul branch of the Northwestern
Telephone Co.
Poundmaster Clements made COM
plant against Wilmer Moll yesterda y
for taking from his possession num-
Der of cows which he was in the act Of
placing in the pound. Justice Brandt
fined the offender $40 and costs,
amounting in all to sl3. IS.
During Sunday nights electrical
storm lightning struck the residence
OF Mathew Prom. The bolt was a
sharp one, alarming people all over
the City as were as Mr.. Prom's house
hold, but aside from demolishing a
brick chimney no damage was done.
Robert Hughes, a carpenter for the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
company, had the misfortune to have
his right arm and elbow badly injured
while at work between New Ulm and
Mankato last Friday. Being .brothe,
of Judge of Probate Hughes of Man
kato, he was taken to that city fo1
treatment.
The anniversary of Father Jahn's
birth will be celebrated by the mem
bers of the Turnverein and Turner
Frauenverein with a picnic at Pfaen
der's farm next Sunday. The reason
for holding the picnic there is the fac
that on this farm is located the mem
orial tablet which marks the founding
place of the Turner organization ii
this vicinity.
William Haberberg, young New
/ Ulmite who went to st. Paul five years
ago to work for the Hamm Brewing
company, was overcome with hea1
while driving from ST. Paul to Still
water last Wednesday and died before
medical aid could reach him. The
young man was thirty two years O.
age and unmarried. His mother, Fred
ericka Haberberg still resides in this
city, and it was here that the funera
was held Saturday afternoon. In6er
ment was made in the Lutheran
cemetery.
Up to a few days ago the postmas
/ tiers of the fourth class in Brown anG
Redwood counties maintained separate
and distinct organizations in each
county, but on Tuesday of last weel
they held a meeting at Wabasso anG
succeeded in effecting consolidation
the first set of officers of the united as,
sociation being as follows: President
F. S. Pollard of Morgan; vice presi
dent, Edward Carlson of Hanska; sec
rotary, Axel Newdall of Golden
treasurer, A. Lingerstrum of Delhi
Postmasters from Hanska, Evan. Cob
den and Comfrey in Brown count,
were in attendance at the meeting.