New Ulm review., 1908-03-11

Mayor Eibner transacted business
in st. Paul Friday.
Harry Bingham spent a portion of
the week with Twin City friends.
Mrs. &. G. Bell entertained the
ladies of the Junior Sewing Circle
Friday afternoon.
The board of regents of the state
university has honored Jonn Lind by
electing him as its president.
A number of the friends of Mrs. E.
T. Gritchett were entertained as whist
at her Broadway home last evening.
VIM. Gareis is back from his course
of training in the automobile repair
shops of Minneapolis and once more
at work for F. II. Retzlaff.
Mrs. W. F. Cavanaugh of Sleepy
Eye has been guest at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Pullman, since Saturday.
Miss Clara Webber arrived from
Milwaukee Monday to esume her
work as trimmer in the millinery
parlors of Mrs. B. Follmann.
The brigade staff, the Second Regi-
ment band and Company A will be Of
fcially inspected by Lit. Col. Gerlach
at the Turner Hall this evening.
A son was born Thursday evening
to Mrs. F. j. Brand, who since last
fall has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindemann.
Carl Olstad of Lake Hanska and a
lecturer from the state farm school
will address a gathering of farmers at
Golden Gate tomorrow afternoon.
Col. Wright of the Second Regiment
mustered in a company of militia at
Redwood Falls Friday evening The
third company to be added to the
Second will be located at Madison.
Editor Armand Petry of the Post
was passing around the cigars Mon.
day and receiving the congratulations
of his numerous friends. It was all
on account of boy that arrived at his
home Sunday afternoon.
P. F. Struckman, a nephew of Mrs.
Albert Behnke, stopped off here Sat
urday on his way from Dayton, Ohio
to Oakland, Cal. Mr.. Struckman a,
one time lived with his parents in New
Ulm, but for she past thirty-six years
his home has been in Oakland.
The Cross Country club of Berna
dotte and Alfsborg won out in de-
bate with the Lafayette Literary club
on the subject Of capital punishment al
the Lafayette school house Tuesday
evening of last week. The judges were
Rev. Lindholm of Lafayette, Prof
Cederston Of Winthrop and Mr.. Rel
ners, commercial salesman.
Attorney Geo. w. Somerville re
turned to his Sleepy Eye home from
California Wednesday and immedi
ately announced that he would not be
candidate for the attorney general
ship as had been stated in dispatches
from Los Angeles. He will however
become candidate for district dele
gate to the Chicago convention il
June.
Saturday morning Peter Roberts O.
Cottonwood was kicked in the face by
horse, the blow knocking out sever.
al teeth, lacerating the upper lip anc
fracturing and dislocating the bones
of the nose. The bridge of the nose
was forced over into the orbit of the
left eye but has been replaced by DR.
Fritsche with good prospects of its
showing but slight Disagreement afte,
recovery.
At a meeting Thursday evening O.
the executive committee appointed tc
| take charge of the Woodmen picnic il
June individual assignments wer,
made as follows: Reception, DR.. G. B
| Weiser: entertainment, L. G.. Vogel
music, A. J. Alvin; advertising, Ar
mand Petry; games, Chas. A. Stolz
transportation, Otto Kohn; decora
tions, Fred Peuser; information, Hu
bert Berg; parades, Albert Pfaender
outside attractions, Henry Somsen
Each member of the committee is au
thorized to select his assistants with
out regard to whether they are Wood