New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-20
Mrs. William Brust of Sleepy Eye.
is spending the week with relatives in
New UIm.

Mrs. William Brust of Sleepy Eye
is spending the week with relatives il
New UIm.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson will give a
thimble bee at her Minnesota street
home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman, OF
Sigel are the happy parents OF a
daughter born on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Silverson re-
turned to the city from their European
bridal tour yesterday afternoon.
Misses Alice Mueller and Gretchen
Behnke will go to Mankato this eve
ming to hear the Minneapolis Sympho-
ny orchestra.
The infant child of Julius Schroeder
OF Courtland fell against hot stove
Saturday forenoon and severely
burned both of its hands.
Congressman Hammond and County
Attorney Erickson will speak at an
old settlers picnic in Shutdown, Red
wood county, on June 18th.
The ladies of ST. Anne's Court are
arranging for an apron bazaar to be
held at the Catholic school. building
on Ascension day, May 18th.
Sheriff julius accompanied the dele
gates to the Knights of Columbus con-
yention in Duluth last week returning
with them Thursday evening.
Editor Hodges of Sleepy Eye was
made member of the committee on
resolutions in the recent democratic
state convention held in St. Paul.
The Reinhart building in Hanska,
originally built for saloon purposes
and utilized as such until the town
went dry, has been rented to Alfred
Helling.
Hon. Ole Peterson of Bernadotte at
tended meeting of the directors of
the Minnesota Cooperative Butter and
Cheese Factory Insurance company in
St. Paul last week.
The last two days of this month be-
ing holidays County Treasurer Berg
desires TO call the attention of the pub
lie to the fact that the last day for pay
ing taxes this year falls on May Goth.
VIM. J. Winkelman went to St.
Paul Sunday and brought home
Anton Gag, who had been there to
consult a specialist. The condition
of the invalid artist is far from hope
full.
John Arbes has rented the Horn
burg building on Minnesota street,
now the home of the Lyric theatre,
and in a few weeks will open harne S.
shop. This will make the fourth shop
of this kind in the city.
Gudman Anderson of Linden is said
to be in the field again for the repub-
lican nomination for representative.
Two years ago Mr.. Anderson sought
the nomination in opposition to Jacob
Klossner Jr. and S. D. Peterson.
The dramatic season at the Turner
Theatre closed with the performance
of ''Die Logenbrueder" Friday eve
ming. The past year, both from a
financial and artistic standpoint, has
been the most successful in the history
of the house.
The rifle scores at Hunters Rest
Sunday morning were as follows:
KING target, possible 250-Wm. Pfaen-
der Jr., ITO; Henry Meyer, 1866; VIM.
Koch, 153; Hugo Gebser, l49; John
NUNS, us; Chas. Hauenstein, 10l;
Henry Petry, 60. Standard target,
possible 10O-Pfaender, SIS; Meyer, a.;
Koch, So; Gebser, AZ; aauenstein, 10;
Petry, 20.
Miss Luella Huelster, missionary
under appointment to China, will
speak in German at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning and in
the evening she will talk in English on
"The Forward Movement" The eve
ming meeting will be held under the
auspices of the 'Standard Bearers"
the young peoples missionary society
of Rev. Sauter's church.