New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Stengel were Twin
City visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamann are happy
over the arrival of daughter.
Herman Fixen of Morgan made a
short visit to our town last week.
Mrs. Frances Bellm returned from
an extended visit with friends at ST..
/ Paul.
Andrew Saffert, the meat merchant,
; had the misfortune to injure his hand
with a cleaver.
Miss Hertha Baarsch of Bird Island
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beussmann.
Peter Koehler of Minneapolis, an
! old time resident of New Ulm visited
with relatives this week.
W. J. Grug bank cashier of Mid
land, S. D., stopped off at New Ulm
on his way home from the cities.
! The wife of Rev. Kindermann died
last week in Buffalo, N Y. Mrs.
, Kindermann was sister of Prof. G.
! Burk
The poultry and egg product OF
Minnesota is valued at s27, 1000, 900 this
year and the business can be rated as
only in it's infancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell and son
Walter went to Springfield Sunday to
attend the birthday celebration OF
Mrs. Cleveland Frederick.
John Rauschke, an employee Of the
Eagle Roller Mill, had the fingers OF
his left hand badly crushed, necessi-
tating an amputation of the fourth
and fifth fingers.
The Socialists of Hauska have or.
gained Local and elected officers to
serve the next six months. Meetings
will be held every first and third Sat.
urday of each month.
J. W. Beck, station agent of the M.
& st. L., has resigned and in about
two weeks leaves for Thief River Falls
where he will open branch Office OF
the Iowa Land, Credit Co.
F., Aug. Schwertfeger last Saturday
celebrated the 10Th anniversary of his
birthday. The old gentleman is ir
good health and received the hearty
congratul ations of his many friends
Richard Pfefferle, telegraph opera
tor at Sleepy Eye, visited with his
parents last week Wednesday, This
being his twenty first birthday, he
wished to celebrate the occasion with
New Ulm friends.
Robert Heinen of New Ulm, who hat
spent several days here. with relatives
returned home Wednesday. Hi
mother has removed to Minneapoli
and the family will make that plac
their home in the future. -Comfre,
Times.
Rev. John J. Lutz, Methods
. clergyman, somewhat known here, 70
many years a pastor of diferen
churches in Southern Minnesota, die
at Geneva, this state, Oct. Goth. Hi
body was taken to Redwood Falls TO
burial.
+ Fred Pfaender was called to ST
, Paul on Thursday as one of the wit
nesses in the damage suit against tn
M. & St. L. railroad brought by Mrs
Emma Lebaire, who was injured a
!, the time when the Glueck automobil
was run over by a M. & St. L. passen
y ger train, causing the death of MI
Glueck and a serious injury to hi
sister-in-law Mrs. Lebaire: =.
, Here is something for the Handho,
ders Union. Tie string about
yard long to common door key an
take the string in the right hand, hole
ing it so the key will clear the foo
five or six inches. If you can hold th
string steady enough the key will be
gin to swing back and forth in
straight line. Let another perso
take your left hand in his and til
. motion of the key will change from th
pendulumlike swing to a circula
= swing. If a third person will plac
his hand on the shoulder Of the secon
person the key will stop. Try it an
then explain if you can. Elk.
/ The Scenic has proven its worth
! It is the talk of the town.