New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-01

q daughter was born to Editor and
Mrs. Liesch Saturday morning.
The third term OF the school year at
DIR. Martin Luther College began to-
day.
Mrs. Chas. Lindemann Jr. is spend
ing the week with Mrs. HILBERT in
Winthrop.
+ Prof. j. Meyer of the college faculty
will go to Buffalo, this state, today
to attend the funeral of his niece.
John Schaeffer ST., who is over eigb-.
ty years old, is suffering from an ag-
gravated case of blood poisoning.
Mrs. S. A. George and Mrs. Glass
paid a visit to the formers daughter
in Springfield the latter part of the
week.
VIM. Alvin and wife, each Of whom
is eighty-two years of age, have been
confined to their home the past week
with sickness.
Mrs. Z. o. Broste, one of the popu-
lar old residents of Lake Hanska, died
on March 22nd at the age of three
score years and ten.
Edward Wagner of Milford has been
enjoying a visit the past week from
his friend, Mic Paulus, of Milwaukee.
The Cuddy- Cavanaugh Co. on Mon.
day sublet the contract for building
sixteen mile ditch in Hanska to Perry
Bryant of Renville.
Mrs. Gerber of Helena, Montana,
has been visiting relatives here since
Tuesday. Mrs. Gerber is daughter
of Mrs. VIM. Winkelmann.
Ferd Crone, VIM. Huevelmann and
Vim. Bethke visited st. Paul, Nebras-
ka, last week for the purpose of look
ing over some thoroughbred horses.
The Minneapolis Journal estimates
Emma Goldman's share of the profits
of her four lectures in the Flour City
at $3.50. The total receipts were S428.
The New Ulm High School basket
ball team was defeated at Faribault
by the high school team of that city
Friday evening. The score was %
to 18.
Ferd. Hofschild, formerly of Essig,
has made application for license to
conduct a, saloon in the Korbel build
ing on North Broadway now occupied
by Dorm & Sondag.
A feature of ssThe Cow Puncher''
company's visit to this city next Sun
day will be a free street exhibition OF
expert lariat throwing by Bee Ho
Gray, the Mexican rope spinner. The
performance will take place at four
O'Clock
The Woman's Literary Club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Miss Lillian Klossner. Mrs. Bell was
leader for the day and Robert Louis
Stevenson the subject for program
including the following: Biographies
Sketch, Mrs. Bell; Letters, Sketches
and Criticisms, Mrs. Meier; Treasure
Island" Mrs. Alvin: Poems, Mrs,
Hubbard; sKidnapped,' Miss Lillian
Klossner.
The children of the Lutheran school
we're ordained in Bible history, cate.
chism and hymnology Sunday after.
noon. The examination took place
i'll the church and was we'll attended
on the part of members of the congre.
cation. Next Sunday will occur the
public examination of the confrma
ton class and on Sunday, the 18th,
Rev. Albrecht will administer the rite
of confirmation.
A team of New Ulm bowlers con.
sisting of Messrs. Meyer, Dahms,
Block, Bierbaum and Vetter. went tc
Sleepy Eye Thursday evening and
entered three-game contest with the
Sleepy Eye and Morgan clubs. The
scores we're as follows: Sleepy
Eye, 2,378; Morgan, 1892; New Ulm.
|2,276. Monday evening the Sleepy
Eye team, composed of Messrs. Hod.
ges, Kelm, Clark, Grimes and Nc.
Master played a return game with two
New Ulm clubs on the Henle alleys,
the final scores being as follows
Sleepy Eye, 2432;; Athletes, 1855
Henle's, 1892. After the game tie
Sleepy Eye boys were entertained at a
banquet at Eibner's Cafe.