New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-15
Miss Alice Mueller left for Winona
last week Monday, to take up the

last week Monday, to take up the
study of music.
DR.. L. G. Quasi who succeeds DR..
Mihleis arrived in this City from
GAINESVILLE last week.
Miss Cecilia Eibner has returned
from two weeks visit at the Twin
Cities and the State Fair.
/ Miss Rosa Gruenenfelder has been
engaged by the Eagle Roller Mill Go.
as one of it's steno graphers.
A young son of Jos. Gulden OF
Cottonwood broke his right arm last
week by falling from chair.
Mrs. Barbara Preisinger and Mrs.
Anna Weir left for Dogden and I'm
derwood, N. D. to visit with their
children.
J. P. Arbes of Lamberton intends
becoming resident of New Ulm. B.
R. Briske bought his Lamberton
residence.
Frank Flatau has returned from St.
James with his family. Mr.. Flatau
was employed in that town during the
summer months.
An ear of corn raised by Martin
Lohrenz of Redwood Falls was shown
here last week, containing about 800
we'll developed kernels.
Otto Kohn has sold his residence to
Chas. Grussendorf who will move to
town on the fifteenth ofthis month. Mr..
and Mrs. Kohn will occupy the Lau-
denschlaeger building on Minnesota
and 1st South street.
A poor hunting season is reported,
prairie chickens being very scarce and
ducks not numerous. Between the
many hunters-biped and .quadruped
aud the long, cold and wet springs
chicken will soon be exterminated.
Walter Harris in Milford and Anton
Meidl in Brighton township threshe6
an average yield of "a bushels O
wheat to the acre. Henry Pfeiffel
averaged 20 bushel. The average O
rye was 81; barley 334: oats so bushels
per acre. <..
The meat market located next dool
to the Brown Co. Bank and which wa!
formerly owned and conducted b.
Mrs. Frank Schnobrich but recent,
sold to Mr.. Gutknecht has again
changed hands, the former again &C
quiring possession.
Mrs. Albert Olsen entertained a
cards On Wednesday evening. Firs
prizes went to Mrs. A. W. Bingham
and Mrs. J. F. Armstrong. TIL
second to Mrs. J. P. Graft and Mis-
Eichman. The low to Mrs. j. 81
Siegel and Miss Weschke.
Lloyd Alvin, son of Ed. Alvin
found the antlers of an elk in the Cot
tonwood River near the Alvin farm
The antlers are of extraordinary siz
and in good condition. considering
that they must have been in the waite
for years. They are on exhibition a
the Brown County Fair.
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski was the reel
pient of beautiful cut glass bowl
presented by the Germania sister
lodge of Sons of herman, the occa
j! sion being the crystal wedding c
l Mr.. and Mrs. Wicherski. Mrs. Wi
l cherski has been secretary of the lodg
for eight years.
The awards in the butter contest q
u the state fair from this section are a
follows: J. 0. Lokke of Hansk
: ranked 4th with score of 96, G. A
Banden of Courtland 944, A. E
-. Tanneheir of Nicollet 81. The award
e were based on flavor, grain, colo.
e salt and package. The sum total dis
g tributed in premiums over the stat
S was 81, 300.
: Mrs. John cummings of St. Pete
mother of Mrs. F. 81. Behnke died
her home in St. Peter On Thursda
d afternoon of last week at the age
n IS years. Mrs. Rummings was boz
S in England coming to this countr
e with her husband over half a centu1
b. ago. Her husband and four daugl
e tiers survive her. Mrs. F. H. Behnl
l. Of this city, Mrs. Frances Murphy ,
S Pipestone, Mrs. Emma Sleeper
S Brownsville and Miss Maria Run
g mings of ST. Peter. Mrs. RUNNING
had been i'll for some time.