New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-16
Eugene Reinhart of St. George went
to St. Paul Monday to enter st. Johns

MISS Gretchen Behnke will attend
the State Agricultural school again
this year.
Attorney Frank Weber of Mime
apolis was calling on friends here
Saturday.
Mrs. Margaretta Carols went to
Belview the latter part of the week to
visit her son.
Geo. Saffert and Miss Annie Sit
tauer, both of this city, were united in
marriage yesterday.
A number of New Ulmites went to
fsldgely township yesterday to attend
the Grosam-Liebl wedding.
Mrs, K. Mo of Springfield spent a
portion OF the week with her parents
Capt. and Mrs. S. A. George.
Miss Alice Haeberle is entertaining
Mrs. Gerhard of Lamberton and her
sister, Mrs. Glen of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Karstens OF Madison, Wis,
was a guest during portion of the
week at the home of DR.. and Mrs. L.
G. Bell.
The Chas. Gamble residence in
Springfield has been sold to Jos. Hill
lesheim of Sleepy Eye for considera-
ton of 50, 400.
Otto Lieder, bookkeeper for the Full
lerton Lumber Co., will take a course
in the Methodist college at st. Paul
Park this year.
A Jesuit mission service, lasting two
weeks, will be inaugurated at the
Catholic church in this city on Sunday,
September 9th.
Fred Fritsche came up from Mime
apolis Thursday to visit his sister,
Laura, who is a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter.
Casper Olstad, resident manager of
the Minnesota Central Telephone COM
pany, went to Minneapolis Saturday
to enjoy weeks vacation.
Elsie Nonnemacher, an incorrigible
girl under sixteen years of age, was yes
terday committed to the State Train
ing School for Girls in Red Wing.
Miss Lillian Klossner entertained a
number of Mankato Normal teachers
Saturday. In the party were Mrs.
Schwarz aud the Misses Holmes, Fox
strover and Reynolds.
Prof. Richard Fischer, who has
been visiting and hunting in this vi
clnlty for two weeks past, returned to
his official and university duties in
Madison, Wisconsin, yesterday.
Mrs. A. L. Wagner of st. Paul ar
rived ia the city Monday evening for
brief visit with relatives. She is a
guest at the home of her brother, j o hn
E. Bobleter, the insurance agent.
Rev. and Mrs. Albrecht of White,
South Dakota, both of whom are recur-
perating from long siege of typhoid
fever, are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Albrecht's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Retzlaff.
Chas. Schorregge will leave for Ann
Arbor the latter part of the month to
enter upon his second year at the
Michigan University. FrankP 6sterer
expects to become student in tn {
same institution.
President Ferd. Crone and Secretary
Adolph Burmeister of the Brown
County Fair Association attended the
Nicollet county fair in St. Peter yes.
terday. Mr.. Burmejster was accom-.
panied by his wife.
DR.. Franz Iska, who proved popu
lar lecturer here some months ago will
give another of his fine talks at Tur
ner Hall on the evening of Monday
September 22nd. His discourse will
be in German and his subject will be
"Das Menscheu Leben und Sterben ,
Reserved seat tickets for the Nation
al Opera company's performance Of
Offenbach's good old opera, 'The
Grand Duchess were placed on sale
at the Pioneer Drug Store yesterd ay
1t is certainly to be hoped that this
meritorious attaction will not receive
the niggardly patronage acco rded
other companies that have appeared
at the Turner Theatre thus far this
season.
The dates of the jubilee celebration
of the founding of German Methodist
church congregation in this city fifty
years ago have been selected, the
choice falling on October 10th, 18th
and 18th. Rev. Henry Singenstrue of
Morristown, the founder of the
church and its first pastor, is schuleded
for one of the addresses, and dis
course will also be delivered by
| Bishop John l.. Nuelsen. All of the