New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-18

Miss Gertrude Dietz of Sanborn is
visiting relatives in the city.
B. Stockman went to Duluth Sat
urday to attend the wedding of his
friend, Miss Arnold.
A. j. Alvin was transacting busl-
ness for the Commercial Health Asso-
citation in ST. Paul yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Kosel is suffering from
a severe ankle fracture as the result
of falling on slippery sidewalk.
Mrs. Geo. Black received very
pleasant visit last week from her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson
of ST.. Cloud.
Among those selected to do jury SER
vice at the November term OF the
federal court at Winona is Gustav
Boyer of Courtland.
The ladies of st. Anne's Court will
give a public card party in the recep-
ton room of the Catholic school build
ing Thanksgiving evening.
John Ulmen, one OF the defenders OF
New Ulm in the outbreak Of 1862, died
at his home in Mankato last Thursday
night at the age of seventy-six years.
Miss Holman, a former teacher IN
our high schools, arrived in the city
Yesterday, for a brief visit with
friends. She was entertained by
Mrs. j. L. Schoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hose were to
have celebrated the twenty fifth ami
versary of their wedding Saturday
but were deferred from doing so by
Mr.. Hoses illness.
Herman Nagel will pay visit to
the Twin Cities this week and rumor
has it that, although a republican, he
will personally call on the governor
and strike him for the deputy oil
insp ectorship.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyppolit Klingler,
aged residents of this city who came
here from West Newton in 1892, have
decided to abandon housekeeping and
will spend the remainder of their days
at the home for aged people in St
Alexander's hospital.
The New Ulm Cereal Co. has leased
the Lamberton mill for a period o.
one year and will place in charge Bar
tel Gareis, former New Ulmite who
not long ago met with serious busl,
ness reverses through the burning o.
his milling plant at Belview.
Mrs. H. L. Beecher was one OF the
few New UImites who heard Nine
Olive Fremstad, the world-famouE
diva, sing at the johnson ratification
in St. Peter last Thursday. She says
it was a treat she will remember with
pleasure all the days of her life.
Col. Geo. Whitney and Major VIM
Hart, both of St. Paul, came up from
the ratification at ST. Peter Thursday
! evening to spend a day with thei1
friend, General Jos. Bobleter. Col
Whitney is at present assistant gener
al and Major Hart quartermaster or
Gen. Bobleter's staff.
| At one of the sessions of the Mime
sofa State Conference of Charlie!
and Correction in ST. Paul this weel
Andrew j. Eckstein, chairman Of tn
board of county commissioners o
Brown county, delivered an address
on 'The Tramp Problem. - The pape
formed part of general discussion
on public reliefmethodsa and occasionet
no small amount of Favorable criticism
Postmaster P. r. Nelson of Comfre,
has resigned, the reason given for hi
unexpected action being that his othe
business requires absolutely all 0
his attention. He has held the offic
for two years and during all of tina
time has given universal satisfaction
His successor will undoubtedly be A
G. Halgren, a petition asking for hi
appointment having been signed b
nearly every business man and resi-
dent of Comfrey.