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

Henry Laudenschlager transacted
business at Dartur the latter part o
the week.
Rev. VIM. Albrecht of White, South
Dakota, is visiting at the home of F,
81. Retzlaff in this city.
The regular May term Of the district
court for this county will be convened
in this city next Tuesday.
The Misses Ioa and Hedwig Setter
have gone to Tracy on visit. The
latter will remain for some time.
Mrs. Nix, who has been spending
the winter months with her daughter
in st. Paul, returned to New Ulm last
Saturday.
Miss Ida Rosskopf has resigned her
position in Neumann's store. She
has been a faithful employe there for
many years.
Editor Hodges has been appointed
a member of the Sleepy Eye park
board to fill out the unexpired term OF
Editor Whitmore.
Capt. Albert Pfaender is represent
ing the local Phythian lodge at the
grand lodge session which is being
held in Minneapolis this week.
St. Patrick's Council, knights of
Columbus, will be represented in the
state convention at Duluth today by
Andrew J. Eckstein and j. p. Graft.
Nels Christensen, a Brown county
inmate of the st. Peter asylum for in
sane, died in that institution last
Wednesday. His remains werebrought
by his brothers to Evan for burial.
Albin Carlson, the Hanska mer-
chant, on Tuesday filed petition in
bankruptcy in the federal court. His
liabilities are placed at 1924, 72S and
his assets at $50, $50, part of which are
exempt.
The special train carrying represen-
tatives of the Milwaukee Merchants
and Manufacturers association will
arrive at New Ulm on June 18th. The
party will be here from 10:45 in the
morning until 1855 in the afternoon.
NJ. A. Bingham, who has been do
ing federal jury service in Minneapo-
lis for the past three weeks, came
home Saturday for brief look at
friends and relatives. He returned
early Monday morning for another
weeks siege at 81 per day.
The Springfield Fire Co. will be re-
presented at the State Firemen's con-
vention in Mankato next month by
Hugo Schleuder, W. j. Blackmun and
Herman Nobach. The Lafayette de-
partment has elected as it's delegates
F. G. Goblirsch and Anton Malmberg.
While William Newton of West
Newton was home over Sunday on a
recess from jury service at st. Peter
he was taken suddenly i'll with small
pox. The circumstance takes on I'M
usual Importance from the fact that
Mr.. Newton was serving on an un-
finished case when Judge Olsen ordered
the recess.
The Eagle Roller Mill Co. is pre-
pairing to enlarge its power plant at a
cost of several thousand dollars. Two
new boilers, each of $50 horsepower,
have been ordered, and by the time
these arrive it is expected to have an
addition to the engine room COM
pleted and everything in readiness for
their reception.
New Ulm firemen figure on going to
Mankato in a body on June 9th to
participate in. the big dremen's parade
which is scheduled for that day. The
parade will be spectacular affair
and if the New Ulm men carry out
their plans as arranged at this time
they will be headed by the Second
Regiment band.
L. e. Humphrey, H. G. Peterson and
DR.. A. F. Stricken have been APP
pointed as committee to make all
arrangements for the Sleepy Eye
camps participation in the Modern
Woodmen picnic in this city next
month. 1t is expected that deleg a
ton of 200 Sleepy Eye citizens will at.
tend the picnic on the second day,
While driving up the hospital hill
towards his home Thursday evening
Jacob Haubrich was thrown from his
buggy and quite seriously injured,
two of his ribs being fractured and
some severe bruises being received
about the head. The horse which Mr..
Haubrich was driving became fright
ened at an approaching automobile
driven by John Nagel.