New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11

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Lafayette Village 10 81
Werner Larson, the democratic can
didate for register of deeds, was beaten
by 634 votes.
The special train to ST. Peter tomor-
row evening will leave New Ulm at 6
O'Clock.
Ernst Eyrich has rented the Schleu.
der dwelling opposite the Union school
building.
Miss Olga San6au of New Ulm spent
a few days of last week with her cou-
sin, Miss Vera Blass. Winthrop
News.
There will be a gymnastic exhibi-
ton at the Turner Theatre Thanks
giving evening to be followed by a
ball.
Mrs. George Schmidt took her
daughter, Alma, to St. Paul the latter
part OF the week to receive treatment
for curvature of the spine.
The son of John Baar of Sleepy
Eye, former resident of New Ulm.
was operated on at the hospital Thurs
day for strangulated hernia.
Charles Silverson of the Eagle
Roller Mill Co. will leave for Mime
apolis today to transact business and
incidentally to purchase new auto.
A social hop" under the auspices
of the members Of Company A will be
held at the Turner Hall gymnasium
next Saturday evening, November
14th.
In Redwood county the entire re
publican ticket was triumphant, C. M
Bendixen Of Morgan defeating Jos
Keefe of North Redwood for represen
tative by 50 votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Goetsch arr
entertaining the formers brother, Leo
Goetsch of lakewood, Wis. They also
had as visitors this week William ane
Jacob Mahl of the same town and Mr.
and Mrs. Woodland of Mankato.
Under the auspices of the ST. Pau
Institute of Arts and Sciences a Ger
man section has been organized, til.
purpose of which is to cultivate tast.
for and an appreciation of German
literature. Miss Amalia Nix, former
ly of this city, is president.
Mrs. Otto Setter narrowly escaped
being burned to death as the result o
a gasolene explosion at her hom
| Monday morning. Only presence o
mind, on her own part, spared he
from being the victim of what al tn
outset gave every evidence Of develop
ing into a terrible tragedy.
Karl Malmquist, Harold Yoerg
Victor Hagberg, Theo. Thorson an,
the Misses Lillian Anderson, Hortens
Trautman, Myrtle Toll and Veri
Blass attended Halloween party a
the Marti home in New Ulm Saturda,
evening of last week. They wer
chaperoned by Mrs. VIM. Yoerg an
all had a delightful time.-Winthro
News.
The Alvin families of this city vii
be at Arlington tomorrow to wines
the ceremony which will unite in tn
bonds of matrimony Miss Elsie .Breut
kreutz, granddaughter of VIM. Alvin
of New Ulm, and Mr.. Bandelin O
| Arlington. Arthur Dengier will alst
accompany the party in order to as
sist in the singing which will follo1
the wedding.
| Andrew j. Eckstein, chairman O
the board of county commissioner
will GO to st. Paul next week to Z at
tend the seventeenth annual conferenc
of the state charities and correction
association. One of the most impor
tant matters to be discussed at thi
meeting will be the handling of relic
funds in cases of great public calami
ties, such as the Chisholm and Clinto
affairs.
| Karl Krause of this city went t
Buffalo, Wright county, Thursday f
attend the funeral of his brother Her
man, who along with his son and Wm
Wandersee were killed while crossin
a railroad track on their way to til
polling place on election day. Th
Wandersee who was victim of th
terrible accident was an uncle of Al
bert Wandersee, who is student q
DR.. Martin Luther College.
Pianos and organs tuned by Hern
| a. Vogelpohl. Phone 13o.: 43-47