New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-13

Friedrich Kaiser came here from
Truman last week to live with his sor
Charles.
Mrs. Louise Bernhard is now oc,
cupying apartments in the Bogen
building on Centre street.
Miss Hertha Kobaarsch spent Satur.
day and Sunday with her friend, Miss
/ Caroline Christman in Mankato.
Herman Peterson, storekeeper for
the 500 road at Thief River Falls, is
paying visit to his uncle, N. Hen
| ningsen.
| President Barnes of the Consolida-
ted Casualty Co. came up from Min
neapolis Monday evening on a bust
ness visit.
The city council of Sleepy has at
length confirmed Mayor Steinke's ap-
pointment of August L. Matter as
chief of police.
Alexander Russell acted as foreman
of the grand jury during the regular
session of the Nicollet county district
court at ST. Peter last week.
Hugo Schleuder has been elected
captain of the Springfield fire depart
ment. John Eichmann, also an old
New Ulm boy, is his first lieutenant.
The New Ulm friends of Miss Winnie
Setter of Tracy will be interested in
learning that she is soon to be mar
ried to a Mr.. Beetle, young banke r
of Spokane.
This morning at the Courtland
Lutheran church there was solemnized
the marriage of Rev. 81. W. Bruins
and Miss Meta Braun, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. c. Braun of Court
land township.
Prof. Joel Peterson will resign from
his position as superintendent of the
Hanska public schools at the close of
the present term and for the next year
or two will live on claim in North
Dakota. Hanska folks hate to lose
him.
At the whist party given by Mrs. L.
j. Buenger Thursday evening the head
prizes were won by Mrs. F. II. Behn-
Ike and Miss Homes. Second prizes
went to Mrs. Nellie and Miss Eich-
mann and the BOBBY awards to Mrs.
Hackbarth and Mrs. Stoll.
Alderman Emil Wicherski and Mr..
and Mrs. krueggel of St. Louis Park,
who are visiting at the Wicherski
home, went to Morgan Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. August
Otto. The deceased was sister of
Alderman Wicherski's mother.
On account of the inclement weather
prevailing in northern Europe at the
present time, Chas. Silverson and his
bride have decided to abandon their
intended tour of the British Isles and
will return to New Ulm at once. They
expect to arrive here the middle of
next week.
The families of Jos. J. Sperl and
George Fischer of Searles are quar-
antined on account of smallpox. Both
Mr.. Sperl and Mr.. Fischer were to
have been delegates to the democratic
county convention Saturday, but the
quarantine order went into effect just
in time to prevent
The scores at Hunters Rest Sunday
morning were as follows: King tar
get-Hugo Gebser, liz; George jain
Ike, 107; Henry Petry, l24; VIM. E.
Koch, IS; John NUNS, 107; Chas. Hau-
enstein, 1l9; VIM. Pfaender Jr., 100.
Standard target-Gebser, 26: Jahnke,
46; Petry, ID: Koch, As: NUNS, So;
Hauenstein, ~; Pfaender, A..
At the annual pastoral conference of
the German Lutheran Synod of Mime
sofa in St. Peter last week Rev. lick
of Sleepy Eye was elected vice presi-
dent, Rev. Koehler of Nicollet was
chosen secretary and Rev. Bauer was
named as his assistant. Prof. Acker-
mann of New Ulm and Rev. Albrecht
of Fairfax were appointed on the
legislative committee.