New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-25

John Gnth recently returned to New
Ulm from long stay in Spokane.
Rudolph Pfaender has gone to Bat
tie Creek, Michigan, for treatment.
A. w. Bingham and wife will eat
turkey tomorrow with friends in Min
neapolis.
Henry Unverworn paid fine of SIS
and costs in justice court yesterday
for getting into trouble with his rela-
tives.
Mrs. G. Fl. Helmes of st. Paul
arrived here Sunday evening for a
brief visit with her sister, Mrs. F.. w.
Johnson.
Miss Castle, one of the teachers in
the public schools, will go to Tracy
this evening to spend Thanksgiv ing
Day with friends.
JOS. A. Eckstein is suffering from
a severe case of poisoning which has
affected both of his arms from the fin
ger tips to the elbows.
Mrs. w. F. Wendt and daughter,
Minnie, will leave this afternoon for
Minneapolis to visit over Thanksgiv-
ing day with friends and relatives.
Geo. Roeder of this city and Miss
Martha Grundt of Lamberton were
united in marriage at the Lamberton
Lutheran church Thursday afternoon.
Theywill make their home in New Ulm.
SAKE Somerville, son of Senator
Somerville, has resigned as assistant
postmaster at Sleepy Eye and will be
succeeded by Hans j. Stockstad, for
merly baggagemaster at the Northwes-
tern depot.
Within a few days Albin Carlson
expects to install in the "Traveler's
Exchange" an up-to-date lunch coun-
ter where quick order meals can be
secured at all times. The fixtures for
the new venture are now being made
by Otto Tape.
G. Dittbenner of Eden was recently
fined $3.50 for using abusive language
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. Greenberg. He
has also been asked by Deputy Game
Warden Keefe of Morton to answer
to the charge of dynamiting the
Minnesota river for fish.
General Bobleter has been granted
a four weeks vacation by the direc-
tors of the Brown County Bank and
will spend the greater portion thereof
at Colfax Springs. He will leave for
the Iowa health resort, in company
with his wife, the latter part of this
week.
Alex. Schwendinger and M. Schus-
ter, who have been decorating the in
terror of the Catholic parsonage at St.
Leo, completed their labors and re-
turned to New Ulm Friday. Next
spring they will return to the Yellow
Medicine county village to decorate the
interior of the church.
The property of the insolvent
Schumacher Brewing Co. will be sold
at public auction on the last day Of
the year to satisfy a first mortgage
claim for $40, 922.88 held by the Brown
| County Bank. The sale will be
watched with interest as there are
other creditors with claims aggregate
! ing over $4,000.
New Ulm is to have an exclusive
and up-to-date automobile garage anc
repair shop in the spring, the promo
tiers and proprietors being John Mage;
and Stanislaus Sperl, both expert
enced chauffeurs The garage will bt
located on Minnesota street and will
be large enough to accommodate {
dozen or more machines.
The big wolf hunt which was pulled
off in Hebron, Nicollet county
| Wednesday did mt pan out very well
/ Sixty Or more hunters from Mankatt
and Nicollet FABRICATED, but notwith
standing the aid they received iron
dogs and farmers they only killed ON
gray timber wolf, one fox and on
lone iackrabbit. DR.. F. L.. STEPHAN
Of Mankato shot the wolf
| One of the social surprises of tn
season was that which Mr.. and Mrs
10. M. Olsen gave the young lad.
friends of their daughter, Addie, whel
at a party given in her honor Monda.
evening they formally announced he
engagement to Mr.. Chas. II. Cornwall
a young business man of Moline, III
The wedding will not occur for som
months, but for all that the Review
finds pleasure in offering to the popu
lar young lady its sincerest congratu
| latiOns.
i Some question having arisen as t.
4 whether Geo. Book could legal,
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