New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-24

/ The New Ulm and Kasota clubs will I
meet on the local diamond next Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lehrer and dauqh- |
ter of Springfield were visiting in the
! city yesterday.
A son and heir put in his appearance
at the home of Gus. Albrecht of Mil
ford on Sunday.
Einar Toenberg and wife of Hanska
were in the city yesterday Mrs. Nor
man accompanied them.
Earl Current of Home township will
| graduate from the medical department
| of the State University in June.
| Miss Minnie Pfaender, the ST. Paul
kindergarten teacher, after afew days
visit in this CITY, left Sunday after
/ noon for California to join her sister,
Josephine.
| The ball clubs of Toland's Business
University and DR.. Martin Luthern
College will play a game at the fair
grounds in this city next Saturday
afternoon.
Mesdames Somsen and Alvin are
among those who are enjoying the
! grand opera productions of the Con-
ried company at the ST. Paul auditor
ium this week.
In Great Northern passenger
wreck near Blaisdell, N orth Dakota,
Monday evening, James Burke of
Sleepy Eye was one of the injured.
He was badly cut in the calf of the leg.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner who
have been spending the past two years
at Los Angeles, California, returned
to their New Ulm home Saturday eve
ming. Both are enjoying the best of
health.
Robert Berndt has just completed
some scenic paintings for the Franklin
opera house. The Franklin Tribune
in speaking of his work saya that he
has ''displayed talent and creative
genius.''
Hon. Jay La Due of Luvecne recent
ly celebrated his eightieth birthday.
Old settlers of New Ulm can well re-
member how Mr.. La Due, some thirty
odd years ago, toured this section of
the state as travelling salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Johnson and
Miss Allie Scherer witnessed Isabel
Irving and a splendid company in
Jerome K. Jerome's delightful. comedy
"Susan in Search of a Husband" at
the Mankato Theatre Monday evening.
On Sunday Alderman Eibner and
wife celebrated the twentieth anniver-
, sary of their marriage. In the eve
ming host of friends altered at their
home and assisted in making the event
a memorable one in the annals of the
!, Eibner family.
. The various Catholic societies of
this city will send committee to
y Minneapolis to confer with the officials
of the Minneapolis & St. Louis road
in an effort to secure special train
: for those desiring to attend the Catho-
= lie corner stone laying in ST. Paul on
9 nearly six hundred people will go out
. of New Ulm alone.
= Theo. Mueller's son, Alfred, met
: with painful accident Monday after,
noon. While riding down the First
North street hill with a bicycle, the
L wheel broke and young Mueller was
9 thrown headforemost ever the handle
q bars. When picked up he was badly
/ bruised about the face and unconsci
g Gus. In this condition he remained
until the following day, but is now
j. improving.
! Herman Raabe, L. j. Buenger, B
Vogelpohl, Reinhold Dahms, Pau
Hackbarth, Ferdinand Block and Chas
~ Bierbaum went to Mankato Wednes
le day evening and in the third contes
E with the Henderson bowlers won thre
straight games. The total score CAV
$ the New Ulm champions 3,400 pins a
; compared with 3,06l rolled by the boy
10 from Henderson. Tonight a Mankat
10 team will begin series of matche
s. with the New Ulmites On the loca
alleys.
o. On Tuesday of last week two SINAI
o boys playing with matches set fire t
le a straw stack within ten feet of th
}" mammoth barn of Anton Ouren in Lir
OF den. A telephone message to MI
le Ouren brought out the fire departmer
s. of that village and had it not been TO
v this telephone convenience Mr.. Cure
d would have sustained a heavy loss
r AS it was the department. did not reac