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

Mrs. Meile has purchased the August
Koehler residence on South Wash
ton Street.
Arnold Cordes and family left for
their new home in st. Louis yesterday
afternoon.
The Fortschritt Office will be moved
into the rooms in the Reinhart block
now occupied by Herman Held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mueller, who
live on Fifth North street, are the
the parents of son born on Sunday.
Mrs. L. B. Krook and Mrs. Jos.
Vogel entertained their lady friends at
the home of the former yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Dorothea Hauenstein went to
Springfield this morning to attend the
wedding of DR.. LEM and Miss Mar
garet Gamble.
P. j. Eichten has vacated the build
ing on Broadway owned by his father
and has rented the Engelbert home on
South Minnesota.
Peter Reiland of st. Paul spent the
forepart of the week as the guest of
Peter Giefer. From here he went to
Spokane, Washington.
Mrs. Robert Loheyde, by correctly
solving a rebus, has been award.
ed prize of 500 by the Segerst. ON
Piano Co. of Minneapolis.
A. W. Bingham, Prof. Critchett and
Drs. Weiser and Stricken are at Aus
tin today attending meeting of the
Grand Commandery of Knights Temp
lar.
The game between the Blue Ribbons
and the Searles Giants at Searles
Sunday afternoon resulted in a vic
tory for the Blue Ribbons. Score, 16
to 5.
John Sorheim, a Lake Hanska patti
ent at ST. Alexander's Hospital, is in
critical condition. It is not expec-
ted that he can survive his present
illness.
Mesdames Beecher, Zelle, Schmidt,
Vogtel and Setter left for Mortified
yesterday morning to attend the annual
meeting of the state board of Foreign
Missions.
Chas. Stuebe aud M. Mullen went
to Mankato Monday afternoon as
witnesses in the federal court in the
case of the Minnesota & Dakota Cattle
Co. VS.. the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Co.
The regular New Ulm nine and the
College club met on the diamond al
the college grounds Sunday afternoon
and played very interesting game
resulting in a victory for the New
Ulmites. Score, 10 to 8.
Andrew J. Eckstein, A. J. Esser
Anton Barte] and Chauffeur Giesek,
made flying trip to Mankate in tn
latter's automobile Friday forenoon
They covered the distance of thirt.
miles in an hour and fifteen minutes
Rett Olmstead will deliver his birt
lecture at the Turner Theatre mex
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Tn
afternoon lecture will be for tn
children of public schools up to tn
sixth grade and will be free. At tn
evening lecture, which is intende
for older students and adults, small
admission fee will be charged.
Archbishop ireland will arrive L
the city next Tuesday evening. Th
following morning the Distinguish
prelate will confirm a class of com
municants at the St. George Catholi
church and on Thursday he will pei
form similar service at Searles
While in New Ulm he will be enter
tanned by Revs. Sandmeyer an
SchOizen.
Brown county will receive $4,000 OF
. of the 100000 appropriated by tt
legislature for road and bridge pu
poses during the next two years
Blue Earth's share is $4,000, Nicollet
SIS, 900, Redwood's 5000, Sibley
81, 900 and Watonwan's $4,000. tt
money will be expended under tt
supervision Of the county commi
sioners.
Friday evening was the birthday al
niversary of Brigadier General Bo1
Letter. The members of his staff, tt
Second Regiment band and the Ne
Ulm Maennerchor took advantage
J the occasion to invade his home in ii
evening and hold undisputed posse
sion for several hours. Before lea
ing they presented the General with
beautiful cut-glass decanter and a co
responding set of glasses.