New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-08

! A farmers institute will be held al
Lafayette on January 9th.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Saffert is very i'll with lung
fever.
George Doster was Sunday visitor
in the city, the guest of Alderman
Nagel.
Miss Daisy Richardson of Winona
visited here during the week with her
numerous friends.
Cleveland Frederick left for Chicago
Monday afternoon to resume his work
at the Northwestern University.
r. w. Scherer went to ST. Paul the
latter part of the week in the interests
of the Minnesota Flint Rock company.
Nine. Schum the famous
contralto. will sing in concert at the
Auditorium in st. Paul next Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Goblirsch of
West Newton received a New Years
present in the shape of bouncing
baby boy.
Fred Engeibert of st. Paul was here
during the week in the interests Of the
VIM. Theobald Co. for whom he is
travelling.
Druggist Jos. Arbes was over at
Worthington the other day attending
the funeral of an old friend, the mother
of his former employer.
Architect Van Deusen of Winona
Was in the city Monday inspecting the
completed poor house building for
which he drew the plans.
Miss Laura Hickman, former
teacher in the Springfield sch ools,
will be married on January 10Th to
Attorney E. B, Johnson of Tracy.
Chas. B. Cheney, the political writer
of the Minneapolis Journal suggests
A. c. Won Hagen of Sleepy Eye as a
district delegate to the national re-
publican convention in Chicago.
The Tacoma papers of recent date
record the death of Anthony G.. Pr ath,
a former resident of Mankato. In
1869 Mr.. Pirath married Barbara
Elizabeth Eckstein, cousin of the
Ecksteins of this city.
Congressman Davis has autographed
friends in St. Peter that the condition
of his son, Lieut.. Russell Davis, is
more serious than was at first expec-
ted. The young man is now at the
naval hospital in Norfolk.
Herbert Setter, promising young
product of New Ul1n, is now engaged
in business for himself as assayer and
mining prospector at Lead City, South
Dakota. Clarence, his brother, is the
proprietor of retail store in South
Omaha.
Miss Amalia Nix, instructor in the
Mechanic Arts high school of ST.
Paul, has been elected president OF
the German Pedagogical Society OF
Minnesota. Professors Schlenker and
Williams of the State University are
the other officers.
Attorney Flor went over to Lafa-
yette Wednesday to defend Hugo Dorm
in suit brought against him on COM
plant of j. C. Peterson of Gaylord
charging him with selling liquor to
Peterson's minor son. The case was
heard before a justice of the peace and
resulted in Dorn's acquittal.
A new Catholic society has been or,
gained in Comfrey with the following
officers: President, John Kreiser:
vice president, Charles Lampen; secre.
tary, Peter j. Lila: treasurer, M. G.
Krzmarzlck: marshal, Albert Rath-
man: executive committee, NJ Eichten
John Girg and Frank Konz
At the joint meeting of the two
literary clubs of the city at the home
of Mrs. Beecher last Tuesday, Mrs
Sauter read a paper on "The Object
of Good Literature and Mrs. Meier
one on 1.-THE American Street Boy
Instrumental solos were rendered by
Miss Beussmann and Miss Honland