New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-14

A. j. Esser has rented residence
apartments in the Hellriegel building
on Centre street.
B. Stockman of New Ulm Roller
Mill Co. was Minneapolis visitor
part of the week.
Mrs. Paul Hackbarth has found it
necessary to go to Pine City for the
benefit of her health
Rev. Muehlhausen attended an
Evangelical conference in Sanborn
last week and delivered an address on
"Modern Higher Criticism
The Lafayette Ledger estimates the
total loss caused by the recent fire in
that village at s36,825. Against this
there was sle, 600 of insurance.
VIM. Lindeman is nursing a badly
injured foot as the result of stepping
on a rusting nail while working with
a crew of plasterers at Searles the
other day.
G. Filzen Jr., who has been named
as chairman of the Hammond COM
mittee in Brown county, was at Sleepy
Eye in that gentleman's interests
Saturday.
Gov. johnson will speak in Sleepy
Eye on the afternoon of the 18th. A
large crowd from this city will un-
doubleday go up to our neighbor town
to hear him.
Mrs. George Zichrick babe goodbye
to New Ulm friends Monday and de-
parted for Corwith, Iowa, where her
husband will make his headquarters
for the winter.
Rev. G. J. Albrecht conducted
services at the German Lutheran
church in Fairfax Sunday morning
and at the Wellington Lutheran church
in the afternoon.
Chas. Hauser, the ST. Paul maltster,
stopped off in New Ulm Sunday, on
his way home from a hunting trip in
the vicinity of Springfield, to visit his
brothers. in-law, the Pfaenders.
The Minneapolis Journal has raise d
the question of Jaco bsen's ineligibility
for Office on the ground of non-citizen
ship. AS to his ineligibility on 9th r
grounds there has never been any
question.
Eugene Palmquist, an experienced
piano tuner from Estherville, low a.
has rented the upper floor of the
Wellner residence on North Broadwa y
and will make this city his future
home.
Capt. Pfaender, candidate for the
legislature. and County Attorney
Erickson are making a speaking tour
of the west end of the county. Thus
far their meetings have been highly
successful.
Drs. Weiser and Stricken attended
the annual meeting of the State
| Medical Society in St. Paul Wednes
day and Thursday. On Wednesda.
DR.. Stricken favored the society will
a clinical lecture on "Septic Woun d!
| Involving Joint Surfaces
Two men at the Eagle Mill hav,
made a peculiar wager on the govern
ship. The loser is to wade across thu
Minnesota river, with nothing on Blu
a shirt, and to the accompaniment O
music by brass band. Novembel
18th is the day set for the settlemen
of the wager.
James T. McAlpin's company played
Hans Hanson to fair-sized and we'll
pleased audience at the opera hous
Sunday evening. In the afternoon
the company's band gave concert OF
the streets which was one of the fines
ever heard in this city, barring O
course those rendered by the Secont
Regiment organization.
4 Taft-J acobson club has been or
gained in this city with Herman F
Raabe as president and George L
Schmidt as secretary. The other of
ficers are: Vice presidents, W. B. Nc
Cue, L. J. Buenger, A. W. Blngha an
and Gottlieb Schmidt; treasurer A
P. Book; executive committee, VIM
J. Julius, Albin Carlson, S. P. Star
and G. W. Funke.
At the North German Methods
conference in Fairfax last week Rev
G. F. Blume was reappointed as Pre-
siding Elder for this district and Rev
G. 81. Sauter was reassigned to hi.
present charge in New Ulm. This i.
the sixth time this appointment ha: