New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-08-04
Rest in Peace.

All that was left over of the
cigarettes and cigarette paper was
duly buried and committed to mother
earth beneath the green sod last Mon
day morning by Eugene Pfefferle.
The ingenious death announcement OF
what some believe to be so injurious
to men and boys can be seen in the
show window of Pfefferle' drug store.
The inscription reads: Here lies A.
Coffin Nail, Died Aug. l, 1909 Rest
in Peace. This is the best announce
ment We have read in a long while.
1t is stated that at the hour of mid
night the front of the store is
crowded by many who mourn the loss
OF one that was so near and dear in
the daily walk of life and the solemn
VOW goes up to the silent stars now to
reform-and smoke for nickel and
buy pipe.
The Misses Clara Weddendorf and
Hertha HUM on Saturday returned
from four weeks visit at Milwaukee.
Henry Bastian and wife returned
Monday evening from Seattle where
they have been attending the exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Pomeroy and children have
gone to her parents home in Iowa,
where they expect to spend the next
few months. Miss Clara Keckeisen
accompanied them.
Joseph Boettger who is an inmate
of the hospital for the insane at St.
Peter, frequently gets a desire to see
the old homestead in the town of Sigel.
Acting under this impulse he escaped
from his keepers the other day and
arrived in the city Tuesday. Word
has been send to the authorities at St.
Peter and no doubt he will be returned
to that institution some time today.
Sheriff Julius arrested young lad
by the name of Otto Mundt last We'd
nesday at Winona. He is charged of
having broken into Bingham Bros.
elevator at Springfield and stolen a
base ball suit. He was brought back
to Springfield and in the preliminary
hearing was bound over to the next
term of the District Cont in Deem
Der. He is now locked up in the
county jail.
Christopher Allen, farm hand on
the farm of Fred Sasse in the town of
Home was arrested Wednesday after
noon on the complaint of Alb. F..
Gieseke who charges Allen with will
fully and maliciously destroying a
chicken coop. The accused man had
a hearing before Justice Henningsen
Saturday forenoon and on being found
guilty was fined 1925 and costs. The
fine was promptly paid.
We are reliably informed that last
Wednesday, July 18th, at Cleveland,
Ohio, occurred the marriage of Miss
Jennie Williams, of that city, and
Mr.. Otis Herreman, of Lafayette, Ind.
They will be at home to their friends
in Lafayette after August 1st. The
groom is the son of c.. NJ. Herremau
Of this city, and is we'll and favorably
known by many of our citizens, where
he graduated from our public school.
The Star joins in extending congratu.
lations.-Lambertou Star.
The Fuerst party of Chicago, who
have been visiting with relatives in
this city for the past four weeks, lef,
on Monday for their homes. It will
be remembered that Henry Fuerst and
party came up in an auto. making the
trip from Chicago in four days. The
.return-journey was made by rail, the
big touring car having been shipped
by freight on Saturday. Those tina,
left on Monday were: Henry F'uerst
wife and daughter, nephew and niece
and Miss Lillian Behnke.
The wedding of Lewis E. Kruger tc
Miss Clara F. S. Gronholz took place
last Wednesday at high noon at the
residence of the groom's parents il
Sleepy Eye; Rev. John S. Rood Off
ciating. The groom is one of Sleepy
Eyes popular young men and is sor
of Louis Kruger, an old and respec
ted citizen of that city His bride is ar
estimable young lady and daughter
of Mrs. VIM. Gronholz of Telley, N
D. formerly a resident of Brown Co
The young couple left Thursday fol
an extended honeymoon trip to Mil
waukee and other Wisconsin points
Incident to the digging of the trench
for the purpose of laying the wate1
main on Center Str. Immediately be-
low Hermans Heights, there was dis
covered yelling spring OF the pures
water. So bountions was the flow tina
for the time being il threatened To fl