New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-04
Sydney Hotchkiss of Home town
ship has gone to Emporia, Kansas,

IOf the winter.
Former Senator Geo. w. somer-
vile of Sleepy Eye transacted legal
business here Thursday
Alfred Keller of Minneapolis has
been visiting with New Ulm friends
since the early part of last week.
A band of twenty pieces has been
organized in Comfrey with G. L. Lin
dersmith and P. o. Wa1lin as leaders.
j. E. Hegstrom of Darfur will be the
instructor.
G. 81. Hornburg and wife, after a
two weeks visit with friends in New
Ulm and Springfield, departed for
their home in Spokane Saturday af-
ternoon.
Company A submitted to inspection
at the hands of Major Nicholson We'd
nesday and according to the inspect
ing officers own statement made very
creditable showing.
Edward Berkner, the well. known
Sleepy Eye merchant, has been at
Rochester the past week for the pur-
pose of undergoing an operation for
appendicitis.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of Brown and Redwood coun-
ties will meet in annual convention at
Sleepy Eye next Saturday and con-
tinue in session for three days.
G. j. Thies, son-in-law of Mrs.
Adelph Dietz of this city, died at his
home in Clark. South Dakota, last
Wednesday. Mr.. Thies was at one
time a teacher in our Lutheran paro-
chial schools.
'sThe Two Johns,' rather funny
farce with music, was presented to a
fair-sized audience at the opera house
Sunday evening. The company's band
also gave a street concert and parade
at four O. clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Meier enjoyed a visit
Thursday from three former Roches-
ter friends, Mesdames Phelphs, Irving
and Schulz, all of whom she learned
to know over twenty years ago as
nurses in the Rochester hospital.
Mrs. John Lind and son came down
from Minneapolis Friday evening to
meet her husband upon his arrival
here from a speaking tour of the
Second Congressional district. While
in the city Mr.. and Mrs. Lind were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. School,
A meeting of the Minnesota River
Improvement League was held in
Shakopee on Tuesday, the 9th. In
attendance from this section of the
valley were Fred Fritsche of Lafayette,
Alex Russell of West Newton and
Capt. Hindermann of Ridgely.
Papers have been served in a suit
instituted against the city by Mrs. N.
B. Neumann. WAC seeks to recover
$4,000 for injuries received some
months ago in stepping into a side
walk coal hole in front of one of the
city's business blocks, then owned by
Mrs. Boesch. Mrs. Neumann will be
represented in the proceedings by At
torneys Somerville and Hauser of
Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Witt, who moved
to this city from Belle Piaine two
years ago, celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary of their wedding Friday.
A large number of their New Ulm
friends were present together with the
following from out of town: Mrs. Find
ley Of Buffalo Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Ritchel OF Ayoca, Mr.. anu Mrs.
Hintz Of CORTLAND, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fischnich OF Adrian, A. P. Simons
and Miss Witt of Belle PLANE and
Bernard Fischnich and Mrs. Lorenz
Esser of Ellsworth.
Next Tuesday forenoon at the Holy
Trinity church there will occur the
marriage of F. w. Eibner and Miss
Martha Krambeer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Krambeer of Sigel.
The contracting parties are both pop
ular young people and enjoy the ac-
qnaintance of a large circle of admir-
ing friends. The groom is particular
ly well-known in New Ulm where for
many years he has conducted grow
ing and prosperous confectionery and
restaurant business. The Review
wishes him and his bride all happi-
ness and success.
All kinds of women. walk through
fiction and pass across the mimic stage
in strange and wonderful DISCUSSES,
wrapped in mantles of Ibsen and Shaw
cut, but not one of these are familiar
to us, as the clean-out, high-bred,
sweet American girl whose nerves ale
strong and healthy from environment
and an out-of-door life. This is the
kind of woman that American theatre