New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-09-12

FraDk WeIlner 81 lafayette md
4 81 NM Backer of Coprtland iii IS
married today at the home 81 The bride,
mother ID Courtland. Both the contract.
ing Partiss ~ we'll knovn in this city
md hsSe & very large circls Of friends
no u ~iish them theg tat possible
degrse Of comfort and happiiness ID their
now condition. B
The ladies Of the Congressional
Church viii have q lunch counter st the.
Fair Grounds during the Fair. Coffee,
sandwiches, and ice cream will be served.
q lunch counter is q necessity on such.
occasions as this, and fair patrons will.
be lgratifed TO know that the matter is.
IN charge Of such good providers as the
Congregational ladies. ssss
With this issue the Review sends ont
as g supplement- the splendid speech ct
Governor Lind delivered at the state
convention. It is excellent reading,
even for republicans, and should have
the careful consideration Of every voter
y n the state. There are no. friils. no
fights Of orato1y, but just j plain, COM
nonsense presentation Of facts that are
facts. .l..s 1. /.
Word has been received here that
Frank 8 Hubbard, the seventeen year old
.s pl'L Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Hubbard,
who had been at work for lumber
company at West Superior, Wis, during
the past vacation, has enlisted in. the
regular army and will go to- China with
his regiment. His parents had been ex-
pecting him home this week, but instead
have received a letter from him written
at San Francisco. - Re
4: New Ulm people are reminded Of the
fact that on Thursday sof this week the
local gun club: goes to Sleepy Eye to
meet the Springfield team. As many of
our people are making arrangements to
visit the Sleepy Eye carnival some time
during the week it is suggested that as
many as can possibly do so should ac-
company the gun club on Thursday.
Why not make it New Ulm day and 90
up with large delegation. ~
In Judge Henningsen's court Monday
morning August Sweberg and Charles
Learth, both of Mankato, plead guilty
to charge. Of drunkenness Sunday night.
Sweberg was fined $40 and costs which
he paid. In the case of. Learth it was
shown that he was young man of about
20 years of age and had hitherto borne
a good character and in view of these
facts he was discharged with warning
from the court and permitted to go
home. ~ T.. 49,, ~ ~.
Albert Pfaender, one of the most
widely known and highly respected
young gentlemen Of this city and who
has for some time past been in the law
Office of Jos. A. Eckstein in this city,
left for Minneapolis, where he has nc.
copied a position in the office Of Bard
well q Monroe, one of the leading law
firms in that city. His many friends
here wish HIM unbounded success. H.
Flor has taken the position with Mr..
Eckstein vacated by Mr.. >Pfaender. y
The A. o. U. w. picnic, of which
mention. was made in this paper last
week, which will be held at Herman's
Heights next Sunday will be one of the
most interesting fraternal events ever
held in this section of the country.
Grand Master Diment and Rev. E. G.
Clemens Of Minneapolis will be the
principle speakers of the day and as
both are brilliant takers the Review
runs no risk when it assures all who at
tend that they will hear speeches from.
both gentlemen well worth listening to.
The parade, led by the second regiment
band will start from Gebser's hail at
1 O'Clock in the afternoon. e. II
The Southern Electric Telephone COM
pany is at present making some very
notable improvements in the local ex-
change in: this city. One Of the most
prominent features is the Northwestern
switch board which is being installed.
The switch board is adapted for serving
at least two hundred instruments and
when itistin working order, which will
be in about two weeks, two operators
will be on duty all, the time, a fact
which will certainly tend tosgive added
efficiency to the service. When the new
board is in use another important change