New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-08-19

Miss Martha Vedder is home from
Minneapolis on visit.
Albert Kiesling of Minneapolis is
spending a few days here with old
friends.
d. D. Beussmann, e. A. Stoll, Huge
Gebser and Frank Sietzel are camp
ing at Meyers creek.
Mrs. Quandt of Winthrop, wife OF
the Sibley county attorney, spent a
portion of the week with Mrs. 81. f.
Schrader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr were called to
Tracy Monday to attend the funeral
OF a relative. They will return to
New Ulm this afternoon.
The New Ulm branch of the German
American Central Alliance will cele-
brate German Day this year on Sept.
7th at the Monument park.
FIR. Wolf, who has been patient at
the hospital since November, died
there Saturday morning. His remains
were sent to Grary, North Dakota.
Mrs. j. Sullivan, after prolonged
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Haubrich, returned to her home in
Des Moines, Iowa, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Vogelpohl, who has
been receiving treatment for typhoid
fever at the hospital i'll this city the
past three weeks, returned to her home
in Mankato Sunday.
John Haegler, aged sixty-three
years.. died at his home in this city
Saturday afternoonof heart failure.
The funeral was held from the Holy
Trinity church Monday forenoon.
August Blum, the young New Ulm
jeweler who was recently married, has
finally decided to make his home at
Owatonna. He will take charge of
jewelry store there on the first of the
month.
On their return from their old home
in Illinois last week the family of
Rev, Mayer were accompanied by
Mrs. Mayors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schlierbach. The visitors will re-
main until the end of September.
On Wednesday Justice Brandt fined
Geo. Kraus Jr. $40 and costs for mis-
treating his wife and Anton Kraus,
Georges brother. s25 and costs,
amounting in all to As for using
abusive language to Geo. W. Dietz.
DR.. L. a. Fritsche was called to
White, South Dakota, last evening to
attend Mrs. Minnie Albrecht, who is
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Albrecht is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Retzlaff of this
city.
The special and general agents of
the Consolidated Casualty Company
of Minneapolis will meet with the Off
GERS of the company in that city next
Saturday for the purposes of instruc-
ton. John E. Bobleter of this city
expects to attend.
At Mrs. Mullen IS whist party Thurs
day afternoon head prizes were won
by Mrs. Chas. Silverson and Mrs.
John Larson, second prizes by Mrs.
John Buschers and Mrs. Ernst
Wicherski and BOBBY prizes by Mrs.
O.C. Stricken and Mrs. Eug. Pfeferle.
City Engineer Haynes of Mankato,
against whom impeachment proceed
ings have been brought by the mayor
and the council, has agreed to resign
and put a stop to all wrangling pro-
viding Mayor Andrews, Alderman
Atchison and Health Officer Bjelland
will do the same thing. Haynes says
peace and harmony cannot be restored
until these three men step down and
out.
The Sons of Herman lodge publicly
Initiated class Of seventeen in the
Turner Hall gymnasium last evening,
Grand President Frank Ziegler of
Saltwater, Grand Secretary Carl
Harpke of ST. Paul and State Or
ganizer Busch of Mankato being
present to assist in the ceremonies.
After the initiation the members of the
lodge and their ladies INDUCED in a
dance.
The dramatic season at the Turner
Theatre will be opened next week. The
attraction will be the Dougherty Stock
Company, a popular and hlgh-class
repertoire organization appearing for
four nights and one neecommence-
ing Thursday, Aug. 9th. Very low
prices will prevail throughout the en-
gagement, and the chances are that
the theatre will be packed at every
performance.
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