New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-06

James Gwynn returned last week
from a prolonged stay in Pittsburg Pa.
Otto zschunke has gone to Lamber-
ton to work for his brother, the
painter.
The residence of Paul Falk in Mil
ford was completely destroyed by fire
Saturday evening.
DR.. Linslay of Winthrop was
guest at the home of Prof. j. E.
Sperling over Sunday.
A son Of George Tauer fractured his
right arm Saturday by falling into an
excavation that was being made for a
cellar.
Rev Herman Meyer of Buffalo,
Mimi, is visiting with his brother,
Prof. John Meyer of the college
faculty.
The stockholders of the New Ulm.
Rural Telephone company will hold
their annual meeting at Schell's hall
tomorrow afternoon.
Mine Host Carl Berg of Sleepy Eye,
accompanied by his wife, was in the
city Sunday, bidding goodbye to old
friends before departing for Europe.
Mrs. VIM. Gieseke of Los Angeles,
California, visited Monday with Mrs.
Amelia Scherer. A six O'Clock din
ner was given by Mrs. Scherer in
honor of her guest.
The death of Mrs. Bernhard Kolb
occurred at the hospital Thursday
forenoon after an illness lasting
several months. The deceased was
sixty-four years Of age.
DR.. Stoddard, the weil-known Fair
fax physician, has decided to retire,
for a time at least, from the active
practice of medicine. The coming
year or two he will spend in travelling.
Ed Andrews, the famous comedian
of the old Andrews Opera Company,
was a candidate for mayor at recent
election in a Jackson county munich
pality in Oregon but was defeated by
twenty votes.
Berkner Bros. Of Sleepy Eye have
added to their string of enterprises the
furniture and undertaking business Of
j. N. Barkee in Marshall. Henry
Berkner will be placed in charge OF
the new acquisition.
The annual conference of the min
listers belonging to tee Lutheran Sy-
nod of Minnesota is being held this
week in st. Peter. Rev. G.. j. Albrecht
and Profs. j. Schailer, A. Ackermann,
and John Meyer are in attendance
from here.
The room in the Odd Fellows build
ing formerly used as tailorshop by
Fl. L. Ramme IS being supplied with
water and sewer connections and other
wise fitted up for the reception of a
new tenant. It is to be occupied as a
barbershop by Oscar Dingler.
Prof. Reuter- of the college faculty
has accepted an invitation to partici.
pate in the concert to be given in con.
nection with the dedication of the new
pipe organ of the German Lutheran
church in Fairmont the latter part Of
| May. The organ is a 81, 800 instru.
ment, half of the cost of which was con.
tributed by Andrew Carnegie.
| VIM. F. Gieseke, after spending the
winter in California and Arizona fol-
| the betterment of his health, has re
turned to Marshall. The Marshal
News Messenger says that ''from the
young mans appearance he must bt
much improved in his physical condi
ton and his long journey home die
not seem to over weary him.
A convention of Woman s Federated
Clubs for the Mankato district is be
ing held in Mankato today. Both
clubs of this city are represented, the
Woman's Literary Club by Mesdame:
Alvin, Behnke, Beecher, Zickrick anC
Mihleis and Miss Klossner, and the
Current News Club by Mesdames
Rein, Mullen and Beussmann anG
Miss Baasen.