New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-07

Miss Ella Yackel of Lamberton was
a New Ulm visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mullen returned
frem their Texas trip Monday after
noon.
Miss Hughes, the Mankato nurse, has
been the guest this week OF her friend,
Miss Lou Baasen.
B. Stockman has been at Morton
most of the week looking after his
milling interests there.
Prof. Jedlicka received visit the
! middle of the week from bis brother,
Joseph, whose home is at Vesta.
| Mrs. Thos. Broderick of Winona
has been spending the past few days
with her friend, Mrs. 81. N. Somsen.
Miss Mercia DeMadden of Castle
wood, South Dakota, was a visitor
last week at the home of Judge Ross.
| Former Governor Lind will address
the voters of Springfield and vicinity
during the closing week of the CAM
paign.
The fire loss on the Boesch building
was adjusted last week at So, 258.98.
Aetna and Hartford companies were
the losers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setter and Miss
Allie Scherer were at Minneapolis
yesterday attending the Hauenste in
Barker wedding.
C. 81. Dirks, local representative of
the Fullerton Lumber Co., was a
visitor at the home Offices of the COM
pany in Minneapolis yesterday.
Hon. Daniel W. Lawler, the elo-
quent democratic mayor of ST. Paul,
has consented to deliver an address
in New Ulm before the close of the
campaign.
/ Capt. Hofmeister of the Second
Regiment band has been confined to
his home the past week with a serious
case of illness. At last reports he as
improving.
1 Mrs. Louise Bernhard, until re.
Gently tenant in the Hellriegel build
ing, is now living in rooms in the
dwelling house of Mrs. Baxter or
State street.
The following departed for Fari
bault yesterday to attend the Congre
gational conference; Rev. Wheeler
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Lienhard, Mrs
Siegel and Mrs. F. 81. Krook.
Herman Voge1pohl went to Willow
Creek, North Dakota, yesterday te
install new pipe organ of the Vogel
pohl & Spaeth manufacture in tht
Evangelical Lutheran church of tha
place.
It will interest many in New Ulm tt
know that a daughter was born or
October End to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Kayser of st. Peter. Mrs. Kayser al
one time taught music in New Ulm, hel
maiden name being Ida McCabe.
!, M..Leary, the veteran bridge builder
, for the Northwestern road, came hom'
from Mankato Saturday evening tt
spend Sunday with his children. Mr.
, Leary has been engaged on a larg'
bridge structure near Mankato TO,
over four weeks.
G. M. Gress and O. w. Hagen hav
9 been appointed to represent Sleep.
] Eye on the governing board of tn
Brown County Automobile Associa
ton. Louis j. Buenger of this city
o. W. Hagen of Sleepy Eye and w
: G. Frank of Springfield will constitut
the committee on good roads.
: Jos. F. Falton, a laborer on tn
= Springfield sewer and waterwork
system, was brought down from tina
+ village by Marshal Foster Monda
;, afternoon and after an examin alto
;, before Judge Ross was committed t
the asylum at ST. Peter on the groun
:, OF insanity. County Attorney Ericl
J son was present at the examination.
= At the annual meeting of the Germa
Catholic Benevolent society in S
% Cloud last week Wd. Eibner of tn
!. city was unanimously reelected to tt
) office of secretary. The other officer
o are: President, John s.. erode of S
n Paul; corresponding secretary, I
d Canfang of st. Paul: treasurer, Pal
J. Memph of ST. Paul; executive con
n mittee, Rev. Paulin, George Gerlacl
George Stelzle and J. @. Juenemanl