New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-29

i Inc W an On the Box Turner
Theatre, Sunday evening.
+. n. Retzlaff made business trip
to Minneapolis last Friday.
q. Q. schleuder, Springfield, was a
business caller ia this city last We'd.
nesday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche were in
Courtland Friday afternoon attending
the Klappman-spoering wedding.
Albert r. Kinney and Miss Mabel
NJ. Boergen, well known young people
OF Nicollet, were married last Tues
day in that town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rinke of Lam
berton were in New Ulm last week en-
route to the Seattle exposition and
Pacific coast cities.
Miss Anna Schrader of Janesboro.
Ind. and Miss Martha Stork of this
city are visiting with Miss Ida and
VIM. Stork at Tyler, MINI.
Jos. A. Eckstein returned Saturday
night from Meadville, Pa, where he
attended meeting of the Board of
| Directors of the Supreme Lodge of
A. 0. U. W.
G. A. Wellner of Hibbing was
visitor in this city last week. He had
come down with a delegation of about
so men from the Mesaba iron range to
attend the funeral of Gov. johnson.
| Married at the Catholic church
Wednesday morning George Keck-
eisen of st. Paul and Miss Anna
Forst of this city. The newly married
couple will make St. Paul their future
home.
The county commissioners met in
special session last Wednesday and
authorized a $4,000 ditch bond issue.
They also passed a resolution O. con-
dolence in memory of the late Gov.
Johnson.
Capt. O.. J. Duane, Lieut.. Frank
Magner and Lieut.. E. E. Miller will
represent Co. K of St. Peter at the
annual meeting of the M. N. G. asso.
citation to take place in this city Oct.
9th and 9th.
Mrs. A. J. Alvin and son Leroy
left for Minneapolis to visit Sidney
Alvin who was reported sick with an
attack of appendicitis. There is
nothing serious, however, and they
are expected back today.
Last Sunday evening very pleas
ant farewell party was held at the
home Of Mrs. Anna Wicherskl in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. FIR. Dallmanu
who left Monday morning for their
new home IN Wonewac, Wis.
! OF course, it is quite ways off, but
| it is we'll to remember Thursday, Nov.
49,, for, on that day St. Peters Guild
will hold their annual fair in the
Kiesling building on Minnesota Str.
and the ladies will serve a delicious
pie supper.
Rev. Father Mazir of Nicollet left
! his parish last Wednesday to take
charge of st. Walburga's church al
Rogers, a suburb of Minneapolis
Rev. Father Hompesch of Oakdale
! will succeed him as pastor of the Nj
collet church.
Nicollet county: County Superin.
ttendent John Sander will turn owe,
his Office to Melville r. Davis, super.
intendent-e)ect, next Thursday. The
following day DR.. Sander will leave
for Mnlburry, Ind, to take up his new
work as president of Colburn academy.
New Ulm holds the record of having
/ the fastest trotting horse in this section
OF the state and Frank j. Nennc is
!; the proud owner. With his Axtella
! Wilkes he took first money in the 2:3(
trotting races az the fairs in M ankato
New Ulm and St. Peter.
Fritsch & ChurchhilI. two we'll knowr
: commercial men, have rented the cor
ner store in the Olsen block where they
: intend to conduct general merchan
disc business. Mr.. Fritch is from
Valley City, N. D. and Mr.. Church
hills home is in st. Paul.
On and after Oct. 3rd the "Scenic''
will start at 1880 and $50 p. M. This
. . place of amusement is gaining ir
popularity and patronage which is
we'll deserved on account of the high
: class moving pictures which are ap.
proved by the public wherever they
are exhibited.
Without any intention to slight any
one some interesting local items were
omitted in last weeks issue. The SAL
news of the Governors death on tn,
morning of publication day and tn,
desire to issue an appropriate editor