New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-28
Miss Annie Steinhauser is spending
a fortnight with Lamberton relatives.

were Minneapolis visitors over Sun
day.
Walter Thomas Mills, fluent and
entertaining socialist advocate, adj
dressed fair-sized audience at Tur-
ner Hall last evening.
Miss Veronica Eibner, daughter of
Wd. Eibner, has become student in
a college at Sparta, Wis. She will
take course in domestic science.
The New Ulm Publishing Co., pub
fishers of the Post and Review, are
now comfortably located in their new
home in the Fritsche Steinhauser
block.
Abrahamson & Sons of Lafayette
have purchased of Ohm Wedin the lot
on which once stood the Molitor drug
store and will erect a building thereon
next spring.
Albert Rautenberg, the young La
fayette man who about ten days ago
was committed to the asylum for in
sane at St. Peter, died at that institu-
ton on Monday.
T. p. Bryant, the ditch builder. who
has number of large contracts in
this county, has rented the Weber
residence on South Broadway and
will make this city his home for the
winter.
The date for "The Devil' has been
changed. 1t was originally booked
for November 4th, but the management
now announce that it will not appear
until the latter part of the month or
early in December.
Owing to the removal of the Review
printing plant this week into new
quarters, the publication for this week
is somewhat delayed but we trust the
delay will be overlooked. in the hope
Of better work in the future.
. News has been received here by re-
latives of Miss Mollie Luehrs of her
marriage early in October to Dr.
Langholz, a practicing physician and
surgeon at Oak Harbor, Ohio Miss
Luehrs is sister of Mrs. John Busch
ers.H
II. j. Molitor, the Lafayette drug
gist whose place of business was
burned out il the recent fire in that
village, has accepted position as
prescription clerk with the Spri ng6eld
Drug Co., owned by the Weschcke
BOYS.
Martin Hose, the popular treasurer
of the Hauenstein Brewing Co., was
taken to St. Alexander's hospital
yesterday to undergo an operation
for appendicitis. The Review and
all of Mr.. Hoses many friends hope
for a successful operation and speedy
recovery.
Thos. Collins and wife returned
Saturday evening from a visit to Du.
luth and the Iron Range district,
whittier they had gone after attending
their sons wedding in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Collins says that the sentiment
in St. Louis county is overwhelming
for Johnson.
Casper Olstad, the popular local
manager for the Minnesota Central
Telephone company, will leave early
in November to accept a similar posi-
ton with the Mesaba Telephone COM
pany at Eveleth. During Mr.. Olstad's
stay in New Ulm he has made host of
friends who will hate to see him sepe-
rate himself from New Ulm.
The second number of the lecture
course, which began so successfully
with the Roney Boys concert, will be
given next Saturday evening at the
Turner Theatre. The attraction will
be Miss Elizabeth de Barrie Gill, har-
pist, reader and contralto soloist, who
will appear in a popular program of
harp solos, readings and songs.
Jos. Groebner, who enlisted in
the navy four years ago, arrived in
the city Saturday, having completed
his term of enlistment and received
an honorable discharge. He says he
enjoyed the experience in a way but
really does not care for any more of
it. just prior to quitting the navy he
completed a tour around the world
with Admiral Sperrys fleet, the Gala
bama" on which he was working be-
ing the first to arrive in New York
from the famous cruise.
1t is with deep regret that the Review
is compelled to chronicle this week the
| death of Mrs. VIM. Julius, wife of the
Brown county sheriff. For many
months she bad been a sufferer from
that dread disease, consumption, and
on Saturday she died, leaving a hus-
band and five small children to mourn
her loss. Mrs. julius was born on
May 9th, 1870, and was married Con
Nov. %, 1881. She was a woman OF