New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-10

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II. A. vogelpohl this week made
business trip to the Twin Cities
John Waibel, Fairfax, was on Tues
day business caller in this city.
F.. II. Juni of Faribault visited with
friends and relatives over Sunday.
A. Havemeyer, Courtland, is one of
the winners in Uncle Sans land lot
terry.
Paul Gutknecht this week left for
St. Peter to take charge of meat
market.
Geo. Spelbrlnk of CORTLAND was
last Saturday pleasant caller at the
Review Office.
The state examining board issued a
professional teachers certificate to
M. T. Titus, of Sleepy Eye.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give fair and supper Thursday,
Nov. 18th in the Kiesling building.
John Mack of Milford and brother
William of Belview are in Saskatche-
wan, Canada visiting with relatives.
Married at Madelia Oscar Sletten
and Miss Julia Jensen Oct 30th. The
groom is the son of Peter Sletten of
Linden.
Farmers report that this years corn
z ears are covered with very thin and
short husk, which is said to be sign
of an open winter.
Mesdames G.. F. Reineke and G.. W.
Miller, Friday afternoon entertained
a number of lady friends at the
formers home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Adam J. Peters,
Thursday returned from their wedding
trip, having visited in the Twin Cities
and Superior, Wis.
Mrs. G. Ristau of Spokane is in the
city visiting with the Karl Crone fami-
ly. Mrs. Ristau-nee Mary Qnense-
B. is former New Ulmite.
{ Mrs. VIM. Mueller of Springfield
was in the city the forepart of this
week visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Hauenstein.
Mr.. Nolan, Car repairer for the N
W. railroad, while engaged in doing
repair work, had his thumb smashed
necessitating an amputation.
Miss Norma Murray of st. Pau
who for the past week has been visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. E. A. Muir
ray, returned home last Friday after
q noon.
Rev. A. E. Norman, last Sunday de
livered an eloquent sermon at the Nor;
= church on: "The duties and response
bilities of wealth according to the COS
pei of Christ
The members of the New Ulm Turn
verein and Frauenverein will celebrat
the fifty third anniversary of tn
founding of the former and the TWEEN
tieth Of the latter organization with
banquet and ball Thurday evening.
Lars O Belland arrived in the cit
Saturday evening from Milroy to wit
ness the play "Little Johnny Jones
and on Monday morning returned &C
.companied by his wife who had spen
the past week with her parents, MI
and Mrs. FIR ank Grebe.
Ed. Casey, farmer living in tn
town of Leavenworth, was last wee
severely injured in a runaway. b
was thrown out of his wagon and as
result several ribs we're cracked, til
jaw bone broken, one eye injured be
sides having received numerous pair
full bruises. His chances for recover
are said to be very good.
The legislature of 1909 passed tw
different bills regulating the time du
ing which it is lawful to trap min
and muskrats. One says the trappin
season shall last from November l
- to May LIST. Later in the same sessic
law was enacted making the ope
time from November 10Th to April 15t
The game and fish department. fgu
that the last law is the one to be O
served.
Beats everything a-going: Il
show at The Scenic.