New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-29

John Gales Of Nicollet, was here one
day last week. \, 4
, Mrs. c. Drivdahl is entertaining her
sister and the latter's son, OF Fairfax.
Mrs. G. w. Chambard and family
of Hanska were here last week.
Among the Nicollet visitors in New
Ulm last Wednesday, were A. F. Blank
and Robert Freitag.
Fairmont BARRIERS have raised the price
of shaves to Is cents. The high price OF
lather is given as the reason.
Attorney B. A. French, of the law
firm of Steinhauser & French, trans
acted legal business in Mankato Friday.
Mrs. J. C. Rothenberg of Springfield,
was the guest OF New Ulm friends last
week for several days.
Sleepy Eye is to have branch of the
Manhatten Oil Company, arrangements
having been made for it's establishment. ,
DR.. Emmett Sullivan of Duluth, will
locate at Springfield, having purchased
the dental practice and office Of Mr.. J.
S. Lommen at that place. .:-.:
Sheriff William J. Julius was at Com
frey a few days ago looking for thief
who had stolen corn cultivator. Moth
ing seems to escape the thieves who are
just now prowling around Brown county
Mr.. apd Mrs John Wendinger Of
Cairo, Renville county, are visiting New
Ulm relatives and friends; also at Kloss-
ner and Lafayette. They were ac-
companied by their daughter, Leona.
Chief of Police John Herzog was back
on duty yesterday, after a five-days'
vacation. Patolman John Girg was in
charge during his absence. Ernst Sauer
was on duty nights in the meantime.
Edward Kunz has resigned his posi-
ton in J. H. Forster's furniture store,
which he has held for several years. He
will leave Mr.. Forster's employ De
cember l.
A change in the Chicago & North
western train schedules, to comply with
the eight-hour Adamson law makes
Tracy lay-over station for trainmen
on this division.
Axel Stark of Comfrey, lost his right
hand in a corn shredder while at work
on farm near that place, one day last
week. While attempting to clean the
rolls with a stick his hand was drawn
into the machine and so badly injured
that amputation was necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stadick and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tauer and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baumann
of Sigel; and MIR. and Mrs. Tauer of New
Ulm, motored to Arlington Sunday and
spent the day at the home Of the Wenzel
Schnobrich family.
St. Peter is making extensive prepare
lions for the Corn and Colt Show to be
held in that city on Saturday, December
2. Cash prizes of several hundred
dollars have been put up, and the ex-
hibits in both departments are expected
to be unusually large.
Attorney Albert G. LOOMS of Mime
apolis, will locate at Springfield, having
entered into partnership with A. G.
Erickson of that place, the firm to be
known as Erickson & LOOMS. Mr.
Erickson is also editor and publisher Of
the Springfield Free Press.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Eckstein of Com
frey, recently entertained the members
of the Knights of Columbus of that
place. DR.. Eckstein who is son-in-laW
Of County Treasurer H. J. Berg of this
city, was instrumental in securing a
large number of new members for the
recent initiation held in New Ulm.
George Kleinshcmidt and o. J.
O'Keefe of St. Paul, employed by the
Healy Heating & Plumbing Company
in constructing the municipal heating
plant, and who remained for few days
to assist in installing the heat in some oil
the business buildings, will leave fol
home today. They have just finished
the work in the Review building.
The German play "Das Crosse Helm
weh," was given at Arlington Friday
night, by the same company that ap.
peared here the Sunday and Monday
evenings before. The aggregation nearly
went on the 'rocks," here, caused by the
advance agent taking $3.50 from the
receipts, which he claimed was due him
for back salary.
The marriage of we'll known Nicollet
county couple took place at the St.
George Catholic church, last week,
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