New Ulm review., 1908-03-11

A. w. Bingham spent Thursday and
Friday in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Blattermann of st. Louis is a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mullen.
Miss Herta Marti was hostess at a
party given Thursday evening in hon
or of Miss Lucy Mueller.
The Knights OF Columbus have
elected DR.. j. P. Graft deputy grand
knight to succeed Henry Flor.
Mrs. You'd of ST. Paul paid visit
Friday to Mrs. G. B. Weiser. Mrs.
You'd is Worthy Grand Matron of
the Order of the Eastern Star
A. j. Meyer, the Broadway photo
grapher. has entered the race for al
dermanic honors IN the Third ward.
His opponent will be the present in
cumbent, Mr.. Gieseke.
Miss Ida Stork has resigned her
position as stenographer for the Ma
della Roller Mill Co. in order to ac-
cept one with her brothers in their
branch Office at Tyler.
Mrs John Hauenstein leaves to-
morrow for Chicago to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Furst. Before
returning she will also visit Milwau-
kee and indianapolis.
Between forty and fifty new members
will be received into ST. Patrick's
Council Knights of Columbus, on the
29th. The three degrees will be work ed
by a team from Sioux City.
The National Guard Review, BIZ
weekly magazine devoted to the in
terests of the Minnesota national
guard, made its initial appearance in
st. Paul last week. DR.. E. A. Meyer
ding is the editor.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press says
that a hospital to cost S10O, 1000 is be-
ing planned by the Evangelical asso-
citation of Minnesota. 1t will be loca-
ted in either St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Mankato or Rochester.
The state highway commission ap-
portioned fund of S72,6 among the
various counties of the state last
Wednesday,, Brown county receiving
81, 900, Blue Earth $4,000, Sibley s7O0,
Nicollet 1000 and Redwood 81 300.
The Cottonwood French Draft Horse
Association at it's annual meeting
elected F.. P. Manderfeld president,
Jos. j. Sperl secretary and Martin
Schnobrich treasurer and manager.
The directors are Fidel Schneider,
John Reinartz and John Relnhart.
The second trial of Alfred Berkner
of Sleepy Eye on the charge of selling
undrawn poultry to Frank Emmerich
resulted in a conviction, and Justice
Geschwind in sentencing the offender
gave him his choice of paying a fine OF
500 Or going to Jail for sixty days.
From this severe judgment Bsrkner,
of course, will appeal.
Acting upon instructions from the
main office of the Northwestern road
the telegraph instruments have been
taken out of the Courtland depot and
replaced with telephone. This means
that if a person wants to send tele-
gram from Courtland the message
must be first telephoned to New Ulm
and dispatched from here.
The Athletic Bowling club will be
represented at the state bowling
tournament in St. Paul next week by
Geo. Wicherski, Albert Vogelpohl,
Chas. Emmerich, Chas. Bierbaum,
Albert Mattke and Ferd. Bleck. The
Henle team will send Adelph Bur-
meister, Reinhold Dahms, Adolph
Bierbaum, H. F. Raabe and Paul
ackbarth.
The last meeting Of the Woman's
Literary Club was held at the home O!
Miss Scherer, Thackeray and his
works constituted the subject for the
day and in addition to characte,
sketch Of the novelist by Miss Lillian
| Klossner reviews of his more impor
tant works were read as follows
'Pendennis, Miss Scherer; "Vanity
Fair Mrs. Alvin; "Henry Esmond. ;
| MrS peachar. sHnha Virripiopc >, M;e,