New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-02
Mrs. Lucy Baxter is visiting with
friends in Wisconsin.

Mrs. Lucy Baxter is visiting with
friends in Wisconsin.
VIM. HUM; an Eagle mill employe,
and Miss Levy were united in marriage
yesterday.
Mrs. Parties of Hinckley is a guest
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schaefer.
Capt. S. A. George was among those
who heard the Nebraska Commoner
address the multitude at the state fair
Monday.
Mrs. f. II. Behnke will entertain at
whist this afternoon in honor of her
sisters, Mrs. Murphy and Miss Marie
Rummings of ST. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mullen have gone
to Texas to remain a few weeks in the
hope of improving the formers health.
They departed Monday forenoon.
Alderman Buenger went to Mime
apolis yesterday to preside over the
midsummer meeting of the Minnesota
Retail Furniture Dealers association.
August Wagner of Essig is suffer
ing from an attack of blood poisoning,
the result Of cutting one Of his fingers
on the air-cooling fan Of his auto
mobile.
Mac6 o rnh 10,
Mueller, Lehrer and Anderson came
down from Springfield yesterday to
attend the whist party of the Misses
Hauenstein.
Mrs. A. j. Alvin will accompany
her two sons to Minneapolis this after
noon. The boys after visiting the
state fair will resume their work at the
university next Monday.
Martin Eyrich, a former employe
of the New Ulm Volksblatt, resumed
his old job with that paper on Thurs
day. Of late years Mr.. Eyrich has
been resident of LIE Sueur.
L. C. Frederickson, photographer
in Sleepy Eye for thirteen years, has
disposed of his business to Charles s..
Peterson of Sioux Falls. Mr.. Freder-
son will remove to Eugene, Oregon.
The annual conference of the Ger
man Methodist congregations of Min
nesota and Wisconsin will be held in
Fairfax during the week commencing
October 18th. Bishop Nillson will be
in charge of the deliberations.
Joseph Lichtwarck, former resi-
dent of New Ulm, died recently at his
home in Redwood Falls at the age OF
seventy -one years. Mr.. Lichtwarck
came to New Ulm from Germany in
1868 and remained here until 1870. In
1866 he married Mrs. Mary Pfeiffer.
Prof. Richard Fischer, the Wiscon-
sin state chemist, arrived in the city
from Madison Sunday afternoon. In
company with Chas. Hauenstein, John
Hauenstein Jr., Anton Wiesner and
Frank Schleif he will spend the week
hunting in the neighborhood of Com
frey and Springfield.
Among the stellar attractions sche-
duled to appear at the Turner Theatre
this season may be mentioned Clay
Clements ''New Dominion" Geo.
Cohan's Fifty Miles from Boston,
''The District Leader "Miss Petit.
COATS" ellis Highness, the Bey" and
"Mrs. Temples Telegram
Revs. Sandmeyer and Scherer O.
this city, Pozek Of St. George anc
Manner Of Searles returned Saturday
from attending the annual retreat O.
the priests of the archdiocese of ST
Paul. The retreat was held at the St
Paul seminary and was in charge O
Rev. Father Murphy, a celebrated
priest of Philadelphia.
On the King target at Hunters Res
Sunday morning VIM. Pfaender Jr
made 1873, John Muhs 100, VIM. E
Koch l49, Henry Meyer LIZ, Fred Mey
err 103, Chas. Hauenstein lob and Geo
Jahnke 100. On the Man target Pfaen
der scored l24, Muhs "a, Koch lO3
Henry Meyer la, Hauenstein rs ant
Jahnke 60. Sundays shoot was tn,
last of the season.