New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-20

Alderman Nagel has gone to Texas
on a business trip.
Walter Bnrk is laid up with infam-
matory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forster we're
Sunday visitors at Springfield.
J. A. ochs and family expect to
move into their new Broadway home
next Saturday.
A number of lady friends were pleas
antly entertained at the home of Mrs.
Alb. Nieklaus Wednesday evening.
Mrs. August Glaesemann departed
for her home in Minneapolis Monday
after visiting for two weeks or more
with her sister, Mrs. Kaiser.
Prof. Reuter- of Chicago has declined
to accept the position of professor of
music recently rendered him by the
DR.. Martin Luther college of this city.
Prof. Helm is preparing his classes
for a gymnastic exhibition at the Tur-
ner Theatre on the evening of the 18th,
Thanksgiving day. After the exhibit
ton there will be dance.
Prof Roberts went to CORTLAND
Sunday evening to attend birthday
celebration in which the Courtland
band participated. The man who was
honored was Chas. Block.
Fl. 81. Vogelpohl went to Minneapo-
lis Sunday to attend the dedication of
a pipe organ which he recently con-
structed for one Of the Lutheran
churches of the Flour City.
Arthur Mass, a student at the col
lege, has gone to Winthrop to take
charge Of the Lutheran parochial
school at that place for the balance of
the school year, Paul Hippauf, an.
other student, has been commissioned
to take charge of school at Saline,
Mich.
j. f. Paddon, the Mankato forger,
has been released on bali. According
to accounts that have reached this
city his accusers are willing to dismiss
the action against him in case he
makes cash settlement and it is stated
that he has rich uncle who may come
to his assistance.
Robert Muhs and wife arrived here
from Spokane Sunday evening and
after a brief visit with relatives started
for Europe. Mr.. Muhs is to become
the representative of the j. [. Case
Threshing Co. at Paris, France,
position to which he has risen through
many years of faithful service with his
present employers.
Rev. F. Soil OF Monroe, Mich, was
in the city last week in his official
capacity as president of the Lutheran
Joint Synod. He stayed until Satur-
day, visiting the classes at the college,
and upon leaving expressed himself as
thoroughly pleased with the work that
is being done. It was his first visit to
New Ulm.
At the Current News Club meeting,
which was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Eugene Pfefferle,
Mrs. Buessman acted as leader. The
lesson had to do with the "Middle
Zone and the Far South and in addi-
tion to the regular lesson Mrs. Beuss-
mann talked on special topic 1.-THE
Founding of Philadelphia Miss
Stoll also read a paper on "Indian
Education
The Turner rabbit hunters succeeded
Sunday in rounding up l46 cotton
tails, one jack and two flying squir-
rels. Tony Wiesner shot the jack and
is proud of it even to this day. Two
crews were out, the "Wind beutels''
under the leadership of John Schrodt
and the Wahrheitsfeinde' Under the
| direction Of VIM. E.. Koch. The
Wind eutelso with string of rs
rabbits to their credit won the laurels
of the day, but it must be frankly ad-
mitted that it was the larger crowd
of the two. A public ''hasenpfeffer"
lunch will be served at Turner Hall
Saturday evening.