New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-01

George Wicherski went to Mime
apolis Monday to attend the marriage
of a cousin.
Robert Koch and Peter Scherer
spent the week with the Scherer
family in Mankato.
State Librarian Hutchin of Madison,
Wisconsin, was calling on acquain-
tances in this city Monday.
Mrs. A. 81. Llenhard and Mrs. F. H.
Krook are entertaining their sister,
Mrs. Goodrich of Glenwoed
Miss Lillian Klossner is entertain
ing the Misses Schmidt of Mortified
and Miss Mamie KIossner of Texas.
Jesse and Frank Hotchkiss of Home
township have gone to the northern
part of the state to look after their
land interests.
Mrs. Henry Unverworn of Lafayette
was successfully operated on at the
hospital Saturday for the removal OF
a foreign growth on her face.
John Christensen of Redwood Falls
claims to have a COW that has given
birth to triplets for the third time in
three and a half years. A good COW,
b'gosh.
DR.. T.. A. Fritsche, delegate to the
democratic national convention at
Denver, will leave for that city Fri
day evening after attending the 'shome
coming" celebration at st. Peter.
Chas. SiIverson returned from Gin.
cinnati Sunday afternoon. He says
his brother, William, will delay his
annual summer visit to New Ulm until
the roads are fit for automobiling.
On account of the doings in ST. Peter
on the Fourth the Northwestern will
run special train west in the eve
ming leaving st. Peter at 1890 O'Clock
and arriving at New Ulm shortly af-
ter HOO.
Stuebe Bros. have rented the build
ing OF the old New Ulm Electric Light
Co. for storage purposes. The growth
in the business of this hustling firm OF
commission merchants has been phe-
nomenal.
81. C. Peterson, one of the city off,
Gals of Sleepy Eye, has announced
his intention of becoming a candid ate
for the republican nomination for
register of deeds. His opponent will
be Peter Christensen of Eden.
Chairman Eckstein of the Board Of
! County Commissioners went to the
west end of the county this morning tc
I inspect the damage done to the county
bridges by the recent floods. Mr.
Eckstein says there is hardly bridge
in the county that is not in need O.
repairs.
! Isaac Gallagher, for many years {
prominent citizen of Sleepy Eye, wa:
stricken with apoplexy Friday eve
ming at the home of his daughter, Mrs
! Edward e. Gieseke in St. Paul. TIL,
first report of the Incident to reacl
New Ulm was to the effect that dealt
had followed the attack, but this wa
afterwards denied and it is not be
lieved that the aged patient may re
cover.
/ Gen. Jos. Bobleter received tele
gram today informing him Of the sud
den death of his youngest son, Rich
ard, at st. Joseph's hospital in ST
Paul at four O'Clock this morning
The young man had been suffere
from a complication of diseases, bu
of late he had shown signs of improve
ment and his friends were hopeful c
! his ultimate recovery. He was Dor
on the 10Th of August, 1878, and wa
therefore thirty years of age. In SEP
TENDER of last year he was married t
Miss Helen Rain of Rosemount, VIII
i
survives him.
}. B. F. Cannon, a stranger to thes
parts, drifted into Springfield fe
! days ago and after a few hours sta
in the village was arrested for DRUM
enness. Several small thefts we1
committed about town after his al
~
directed towards the stranger. Atfr.
he protested his innocence, but late
he admitted being so strongly undo
the influence of 1ntoxicants that b
could not remember what he had bee
doing. He was accordingly give
forty days in the county bastile o
general principles. !"