New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-29
Carl Schroeck of Lamberton visited

Carl Schroeck of Lamberton visited
with his parents here over Sunday.
The four-months-old child of F.
Hofschlld of Essig died last Saturday.
The pioneer woman's card club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Burg.
DR.. j. w. Andrews of Mankato is
being talked of as a republican candi-
date for governor.
The ladies of Hecker Circle will give
public card social at Schell's hall
on the evening OF February.
Miss Theresa Saffert has gone to
Fort Wayne, Indiana, to take up the
work of Catholic sister of charity
Albert Freitag came down from
North Dakota last week to spend a
few days at the home OF Chas. Vogtel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. al. Esser were made
happy on Friday by what might just
as we'll have been a girl instead of a
boy.
Ferd, Kuehne came up from Man
kato Saturday to take home his family
who have been visiting here for
several weeks.
Edward GIasman and Miss Eugenia
Huelskamp, both of Lafayette town
ship, were married by Judge Moll in
ST. Peter on Thursday.
VIM. Stork came down from Tyler
Saturday to remain over Sunday and
to attend the Woodmen supper at the
Turner hall Monday evening
Mrs. Lauterbach of Redwood Falls
and Mrs. Schlumpberger of w abasso
have been spending the week at the
home of their brother, John Henle.
Macmillan Dick, the violinist, has
gone into vaudeville. He joined one
of the Orpheum companies a. San
Francisco not more than a week ago.
Lorenzo Gault of ST. Peter has be-
come an assistant in the law Office OF
Jos. A. Eckstein. Mr.. Gault is a
graduate of the state university law
school.
Chas. Hauenstein, although not a
delegate, is attending the Herman
Sons grand lodge session in Still
water this week in the interest of the
Herman's monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Forster went to
Sleepy Eye Wednesday to witness an
ameteur dramatic production, "Be-
tween the Acts" presented by the ST.
Mary's Dramatic Club.
Capt. Steinhauser and Herman Helm
went to Minneapolis Sunday to attend
an anniversary celebration of the St.
Anthony Turnverein. The former will
not return until today.
Eos. Wild, former resident Of
Lafayette township, who is now inter.
ested with F. Aufderheide and F. W.
Ortiz in tile and brick factory al
Morton, was in the city yesterday.
It is currently reported and evident.
ly with some authority, that George
W. Mead of Mankato, ~ former lieu
tenant colonel in the state militia, is
soon to become a military instructor
in the Chinese army.
A competitive shoot for purse O.
S25 is to be pulled off on the indoor
rifle range tomorrow evening between
Company A team and one composed
of members of the field and staff an6
regimental band.
According to statement appearing
in the Minneapolis Journal New Uln
has three mem bers2ips in the Mime
apolis Chamber of Commerce. They
are owned by Chas. Silverson, Ben
Stockman and A. W. Bingham, anc
are valued at nearly SIS, 900 each.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Schell Brewing Co
held last week Otto Schell was re
elected president and manager, Mrs
Theresa Schell vice president ant
George Marti secretary and treasurer
These officers with Mrs. Yoerg O
Winthrop and Mrs. Geo. Schneider
constitute the board of directors.
The following are the scores made
on the indoor rife range THURSDAY
evening by members of the regimenta
field and staff and band Peter Kitz
berger, i34; Ed. Juni, 1873: John Fri t
sche, l3l; Robert Heinen, 100: VIM
Lieb, 1913; John Buschers, 1875; Otto
Fritsche. 122; Christ Baeker, lit. The
scores represent the total m ade in three
positions, standing, sitting and lying
The verdict in the case brought by
DIR. Welcome against E. II. Berknel
to collect a bill of So doesn't suit Mr.
Berkner, and it is currently reported
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