New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-22

Editor Walter and wife were Easter
guests at LIE Sueur.
Ed. Castor, the Waseca ieweler, is
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Castor.
Miss Lizzie Tiedemann was here
from Minneapolis over Sunday visit
ing her parents.
w. G. Behnke, the st. James mer-
chant, was caller among New Ulm
friends Saturday.
Beecher Moore, the socialist candi-
date for governor, will speak at Hans
ka next Friday evening.
Theo. Johnson, formerly in the en-
ploy of A. j. Esser, has accepted a
position with Jos. Smasal.
The Strasser property, corner of
and Third South streets,
was sold last week to Fred Mem ann.
Judge Olsen held a special term Of
court in chambers at the court house
Saturday forenoon. Arguments we're
heard in two cases.
Bishop Edsall, the eminent Episco-
pal divine, will deliver an address at
st. Peters Episcopal church in this
City on the evening of the Both.
Henry Guggisberg, the Gibbon
banker, has purchased the William
Webster farm near Clear Lake for
S22, 900. The farm consists of Ala acres.
Edward Larson, who spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his mother and
sister in this city, is now employed in
a gasoline engine factory in Mime
apolis.
James Crawford after a brief sojourn
with friends in Lawrence, Mass, has
returned to West Newton to spend the
summer on the farm Of Alexander
Russell.
Andrew Mack, an old and respected
resident of Cottonwood township.
passed away Friday morning, death
having been caused by tuberculosis
from which he had long been SUI
ferer.
Miss Minnie Fischer is dangerousl.
i'll at a hospital in Minneapolis an.
it is feared she will have to undergo
another operation. Her sister, Mrs
L. G. Bell of this city, spent the weel
at her bedside.
John Hunke, brewmaster for tn
Schumacher Brewing Co., was called tt
Milwaukee Monday by the death O
his father-in-law, William Robisch
Mrs. Hunke was with her father dur
ing his last illness.
| Peter Rowland, who has been one Q
the prominent residents of Hansk
since the founding of the village to-
years ago, has sold his dray line t
Ole johnson and will hereafter max
his home in Chokia.
D. Kogge has concluded that life i
New Ulm is preferable to life in Mir
neapolis and accordingly he has rer
ted the Hummel residence on Mort
Broadway and will occupy it at once
His family arrived here Saturday evt
ming.
], Mrs. j. S. HILBERT of Winthrop yer
pleas sanity entertained number {
New Ulm ladies at the Setter Hcus
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Whi
was played and the prizes went
Mesdames Pfaender, Vogel, Mule
and Hose.
Cards were received here last wee
announcing the marriage at Los a.
!, geles on the Goth of March of HERNIA
a C.. Schmidt. a former New Ulmite,
Mrs. Alice Ann Leavey. The home
the newly married couple will be
Helmet, California.
The store of Amann & Smasal, ha
ness and saddlery dealers, was close
, the forepart of last week at the i
stance of creditors in Louisville, Ke
, lucky. The liabilities Of the firm,
is understood, are heavy and great
in excess Of the assets.
G. r.. Boomer has sold his movil
picture theatre business in this city
M athew Becker of Worthington wi
will assume possession today. N
Boomer has afforded the amuseme
public a high-class style of entertai
rnent during his stay ia this city a.
: it is to be hoped that his success
: will maintain for the Lyric" the {
cellent reputation it now enjoys.
! William Schroepfer, the eightee
year-old youth, who was arrested
I West Newton a week ago on the Sc
Gus charge of rape upon the person
Rosa Gleisner, the twelve year-c