New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-23

Mrs. Wenzel Tauer has gone to
Woonsocket, South Dakota, to visit
for a time with Mrs. John Berg.
Mrs. J ohm l.. Hoffman, and Mrs.
Ernst Eyrich attended the wedding of
the formers son in Paynesville last
week.
John Wiesner, son of New Ulm s
well-known bus and dray line proprie-
tor, is again employed in the Sleepy
Eye mill.
The Sleepy Eye high school football
team is scheduled to play a game with
the Mankato team at Mankato on
Oct. oath.
Mrs. Chas. Brust Jr. visited with
Mankato friends the latter part of the
week, Mr.. Brust joining her over
Sunday.
Cleve Frederick started for Chicago
Monday afternoon to resume his stu
dies in the medical department of the
Northwestern university.
Albert Duehn, who has been in
charge of the George Durbahn farm in
Lafayette for over year past, has
rented the Klippstein farm in Court
land.
John Tolan, Nicollet county boy
who was born and raised in ST. Peter,
has been nominated by the democrats
of Montana for the office of attorney
general.
Geo. Won Bremen, a travelling piano
salesman, was arrested in Springfield
a few days ago on the charge of hav-
ing embezzled $500 from his former
employers in Superior.
The DR.. Martin Luther college base
ball team was organized last week with
the following officers: Manager, Albert
Wandersee: captain, VIM. Wohyan:
treasurer, August Fauble.
Mrs. Richard Bebleter of Rose
mount, Dakota county, gave birth to
a daughter Wednesday morning. The
mother is daughter-in-law of Gener-
al Bobleter of this city.
Mrs. Fred Gieseke of Courtland
township, died at the home Of rela-
tives in this city early Sunday morn
ing of heart trouble. Her husband
died about year ago.
The Minnesota Unitarian conference
will be held at the Nora church in Lin
den on October 5th, 9th and It'll. Some
of the most distinguished ministers in
the state will be in attendance.
John Wick, a cousin of Mrs. Chris
tian Sprenger, died in Helena, Mon
tana, on the 18th. Mr.. Wick lived in
New Ulm at one time but had been a
resident of Helena for nearly thirty
two years.
Jos. j. Sperl of Searles was last
week named by Gov. Johnson as one
of the delegates to represent Mime
sofa at the Farmers National Con-
gress which meets tomorrow in Madi-
son, Wisconsin.
The National Opera Company gave
a most meritorious production of
Offenbach's ''Grand Duchess at the
Turner Theatre Sunday evening. Few
audiences have been better entertained
than the small one which assembled to
hear them.
The young men of the Catholic con-
gregation in ST. George have formed
sodahty organization with the fol-
lowing officers: President, John Vet
ter; vice president, Edward Braun;
secretary, Albert Hartmann: treasu-
rer, Edwin Altman.
Benedict Bangerter, a relative of the
Koch family in this city, was defeated
for the republican nomination for
register of deeds in Blue Earth coun-
ty last week by the narrow margin of
twenty VOG0S- Ills SuCC0SSlul duVSE-
sary was J. G. Fowler.
In the fight for the democratic nomi-
nation for the judgeship in the dis
trict composed of Watonwan and Blue
Earth counties, Judge Pau, the pres
ent incumbent, defeated Willard Com
stock overwelmingly The vote in
Blue Earth county alone stood 920 to
III.
Miss Alma Marti, who last year was
supervisor of music ia the public
schools of Sioux Falls, will during the
coming nine months conduct studio
in ST. Paul Miss Marti is a gradu-
ate of the New England conservatory
of music and an artist of unusual
talent
Andrew j. Eckstein, Ferdinand
Crone and DR.. L. A. Fritsche of the
Board of Public Works and City Clerk
Wicherski visited Mankato Friday for
the purpose of obtaining pointers re-