New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-20

guest Of Mrs. Otto Schell.
George Oswald came over from
! Gibbon to visit with his parents.
!. Mrs. Yoerg Of Winthrop was =
visitor at the home of Mrs. Marti.
Mrs. Louisa Simon went to Winona
last Friday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Eckstein.
i Miss Sophia Karpen spent a week in
Brighton, visiting at the home of her
! brother, Hubert Karpen.
Miss Caroline Christmann of st.
Peter was in the city over Sunday and
Monday visiting with friends.
Anton Schiller left Tuesday night
for Aberdeen, S. D., where he will re-
gister for Indian reservation land.
Miss Meta Gebhardt came over from
Lamberton last Sunday to witness
LENA Rivers at Turner Theatre.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hogen are re-
joicing over the arrival of a bouncing
boy that was born last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lindseley of Winthrop has
been visiting for the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sperling.
Joseph Drummer, a former New
Ulmite and now of Fairfax was a well
come visitor in this city the fore part
of this week.
! Mrs. Arnold Cordes last Friday
entertained the members of the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist church.
Chas. Aufderheide, who is employed
in bank at Candy, was visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Auf-
derheide, the fore part of last week.
Mrs. Aug. Schell, last Sunday cele-
brated in good health her SOth birth
day and received the heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS of relatives and friends.
Richard Higgs who had been in the
tuberculosis sanitarium at Walker,
MINI. and from there went to Chicago
City arrived here last Friday and
after brief visit with friends will
depart for Texas.
Phi. Wermerskirchen and wife of
New Prague visited with the Rev.
Father j. NJ. Manner in Searles the
latter part of last week and on Mon
day came to New Ulm to visit with
friends in this city.
Rev. Krienke of Morgan; Rev.
Rinkel of Sleepy Eye; Gust Rieke and
wife and Mrs. G. hammers Of Fairfax;
Adam Rieke of Mud Lake were in the
city last Thursday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Wibke Durbahn.
County Treasurer Berg calls atten-
ton to the fact that Saturday, Oct.
Both is the last day to pay the last
half of the 1909 real estate taxes.
After that day an additional ten per
I cent will be collected as penalty. Act
accordingly and save money.
Herman Pfaender, secretary of the
Brown County Breeders association
announces a meeting of this society tc
= be held on Wednesday, Nov. 10th at Z
O'Clock p. M. in Springfield. It is
hoped that all members will make
strenuous efforts to be present ant
bring their families and friends with
them to attend the grand corn festiva
q which will be held on the same day.
p Hunters and all persons with pro
clivities to shoot firearms are eau
toned not to indulge this pastime or
College Heights and all along Summit
y Ave, extending to the breweries. Ar
i rests have heretofore been made anc
: fines have been paid for this trans
gression of the city ordinance. Any
body caught shooting in that vicinity
b is liable to be arrested.
J. AS butter hasn't reached the so,
e mark in New q I'm the stealing of thi!
household necessity seems hardl!
S justified; still, some sneak THE
thought differently and the other nigh
), helped himself to lbs. of butter tina
st we're left in jar on the back porcl
o of the Gebser residence. Likely i
IS was the same party that sneaked int
/, F. H. Behnke's basement and carried
I. off a fur collar and an old overcoat
g which articles had been stored ava
for some time.