New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-14

winter with her sons in Kansas City.
Miss Minnie Siebenbrunner has been
spending the week with Sanborn
relatives.
Deputy Oil Inspector Geisinger
transacted official business in Spring.
field the forepart of the week.
Miss Lizzie Schaefer is taking
treatment for rheumatism at a sulphur
springs sanitarium near Jordan.
Geo. Graf, the Lincoln county clerk
of court, Sheriff Curtis and Deputy
Sheriff Husky of Ivanhoe were in the
city yesterday.
The Second Regiment band has been
engaged to furnish music for the Ham
mond meeting at the Turner Theatre
next Wednesday evening.
1.-The Lieutenant and the Cowboy
a fine western military drama, will be
presented at the Turner Theatre on
the evening of October 18th.
Jacob F. Jacobson, the republican
candidate for governor is to speak in
Golden, Evan, Comfrey and Hanska.
Why not New Ulm, Sleepy Eye and
Springfield?
A costume party was given at the
home of Mrs. Weiser Wednesday for
all those who participated in Miss
Minnie Schoch's recital at Turner Hall
two weeks ago.
Mrs. Andrew j.. Eckstein returned
from Detroit Monday evening. She
had spent a week there attending the
national meeting of the Woman's
Catholic Order of Foresters.
Miss Swindlehurst of the Owatonna
state school for INDECENT children
was here last week and placed bright
little child, a boy of nine years, in the
Frederick home in Courtland.
M. Mullen of the Citizens State
Bank has come out hatfootedly for
Bryan. The fact is significant mas
much as it is the first time the we'll
known banker has supported the
Nebraskan for the presidency.
Gen. Bobleter, who has oeen sick
off and on for several months, was
last week confined to his bed with a
rather serious attack. he will go to
St. Paul in the near future to consu 1t
specialist as to the exact nature of
ailment.
For the benefit of his creditors, Max
Postrel, proprietor of the peoples
Store" in the Neumann building, gave
trust deed of his stock to Attorney
Henry N. Somsen. Mr.. Somsen took
immediate possession and closed the
store Saturday.
At a meeting of the directors and
creditors of the Schumacher Brewing
Co., held Friday evening, Trustee
Henle pointed out that the plant was
being run at daily loss and advised
suspension of business. This was
agreed to and on Saturday the plant
was closed.
| A number of concerts and dances are
to be given 10 this city this season by
the Northwestern Orchestra, musical
organization composed of three mem.
bers including Earl Mentzer, vielinist
and W. Heissler, harpist. The 6rs1
of the series will be given at the opera
house this evening.
| Announcement has been made of the
forthcoming marriage of Miss Pear
Mo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Han.
Mo of Sleepy Eye, and Mr.. SAKE
Somerville the assistant Sleepy Eye
postmaster, and son of the well-knowr
attorney. The wedding will take place
sometime this month.
Raymond Juni, who entered the
! navy about a year ago, writes from
| Newport, Rhode Island, that he has
been promoted to the rank of yoemar
of the first class, a grade next to thai
of chief yoeman. He says he likes the
service and intends to re-enlist at the
expiration of his four years of service
News was received here Monday
morning that Col. Herman Sporting
proprietor of the Nicollet hotel in ST.
Peter, had passed away Sunday
evening, a victim of asthma and other
chronic troubles. Mr.. Sporting hao
many acquaintance in New Ulm ano
was regarded by all with the highes,
esteem.