New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-04

Miss Hulda Petry Of St. Paul is here
on an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Prof. Meyer of the college faculty
filed the pulpit of the German Luther
an church in Mankato Sunday morn
ing. ~ :j
s, Norman Strunk had one Of the
fingers of his right hand broken while
playing baseball Saturday afternoon.
Miss Helen Alderman of Young
America is guest at the home of
Miss Dora Schmidt on South Wash
ington street.
Mrs. Moore and daughter of Winni-
peg are guests at the home of Jas. f.
Garrow. Mrs. Moore is the m other of
Mrs Garrow.
Rev. G.. j. Albrecht went to Winona
Monday to attend meeting of the
board Of trustees of the Lutheran
seminary at W auwatoosa, Wis.
Miss Lizzie Newton has gone to
Seattle to bring home her invalid sis
ter, Isabel. The latter for months has
been quite low with consumption.
Mayor Eibner is being importuned
by scores of people almost daily to
prevent the delivering of a lecture in
this city by Miss Emma Goldman.
A wireless message sent by Mr..
Silverson to the Eagle Mill Co. when
three days out from New York brought
the information that both he and his
bride were trying to make the most Of
an aggrav ating attack of sea-sickness.
A. V. Rieke and Chas. lehman of
Fairfax, E. G. Hage of Hanska and
M. S. Dossett of Madelia were among
the nonresident members of De Molay
Commandery who attended the inspec-
ton Wednesday evening.
Hugo schlender, the Springfield
jeweler and optician, was honored in
st. Paul last week by being unapi-
mously elected president Of the Mime
sofa State Optical association. The
distinction is one well-bestowed.
Alex vonPraag, well-known through
out this section of the state from his
activity in lodge circles, has accepted
position as travelling salesman for
the Eagle Roller Mill Co. of this city.
His territory will be confined to the
northern part of Iowa.
The twentieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Aftermath of Leavenworth was cele-
braJed Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. John 81. Arbes and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Ranweiler of this city were
interested participants in the joyous
event.
In the city convention in Sleepy Eye
Monday evening Mayor Cutting was
defeated for denomination by VIM.
Steinke, lumber dealer, by a vote of
II to 8. It is claimed that Mayor
Cuttings refusal so make any prom
Uses regarding the police force was re-
sponsible for his defeat.
Anton Schaefer, the public exami-
ner, has been appointed by Gen. Bob
Letter to succeed Capt. Wiley as ordi-
nance officer of the brigade staff with
the rank of captain. Capt. Schaefer
at one time commanded the OWatonna
company in the Second regiment and
later the Worthington company in the
Third.
Since Tramp Soderquist was taken
to St. Peter from Lafayette village a
few weeks ago he has served two terms
in the county bastile and is now enter
ing upon his third. When arrested
last Thursday he was Sdead drunk
in a gutter and it was afterwards dis
covered that one of his legs had been
broken in two places. He was given
fifty days.
George w. Somerville has left
Los Angeles and is expected home this
week. The Minneapolis Journal says
he will undoubtedly look over the
situation for few days before an
nouncing himself candidate for at
torney general, and some of his friends
do not think he will get into the fight.
They doubt whether he will want &c
undertake strenuous campaign for the
nomination with all the complications
lit involves.