New Ulm review., 1908-06-03

DR.. and Mrs. Gray of st. Paul were
entertained over Sunday by DR.. and
Mrs. Mihleis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Siebert re-
turned to New Ulm Wednesday after
living year in Sanborn.
Miss Cora Heinz Of Mankato is be-
ing entertained this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Berg.
Wm. Langhof has rented of FIR.
Aufderheide the old Gust. Milbrett
residence in the south part of the city.
Clerk of Court Graft of Ivanhoe
spent Sunday at the home Of his
brother, the president of the city
council.
Miss Lizzie Tiedemann came home
from Minneapolis Friday to spend a
few days with friends. She will not
return until after the Woodmen picnic.
A little child died at Tracy Thurs
day night as the result of fright
caused by the binding flashes of
lightning during a severe electric
storm.
Court Reporter Wenzel T. Eckstein
left for Marshall Monday to attend
the regular term of the district court
which Judge Olsen is holding there
this week.
Otto Kohn, at one time local mana
gerfor the Minnesota Central, has been
engaged to succeed John Skuse as SUI
perintendent of the New Ulm Rural
Telephone Co.
Arthur W. Eckstein of this city is
one of this years graduates of the
College of Pharmacy of the State
University The commencement exer-
cises will be held on June 11th.
Secretary Burmeister is paying very
little attention to county fair matters
these days. His wife presented him
with baby daughter Wednesday eve.
ming and outside attractions don It in.
terest him.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kotten, who came tc
this county in 1868, died at her son Is
home in Albin last week at the age o1
seventy-fve years. Her husband, An,
ton Kotten, met his death while on a
trip to Germany two years ago.
At the birthday celebration at Tur.
ner Hall Thursday afternoon the fol
lowing ladies were the hostesses
Mesdames FIR. Friedmann, w. Hau
enstein, r. W. Scherer, j. F. Neu
mann and VIM. Stoll and Miss Id:
Rosskopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Eckstein lef
yesterday afternoon for Des Moines
Iowa, where Mr.. Eckstein expects t,
put in the next two or three weeks at
tending the meetings of the Suprem
Lodge of the Ancient Order of Unite,
! Workmen of which he is Suprem
Foreman.
Some incendiary miscreant started
fire in the barn of Ferd. Gollnast lat
Monday evening, but fortunately th
/ blaze was discovered in time to avoit
the necessity for an alarm. The pre-
sumption is that the fire was the worl
of some of the numerous crooks il
town in order to attract people ava
from their homes.
At a hearing before the referee il
bankruptcy in Mankato last Wednes
day Gudman Anderson Of Linden an,
Messrs. White and Suffel of Mime
apolis were appointed receivers of tn
Albin Carlson estate. These receiver
will have the power to dispose of al
the Carlson assets including the mer
chandise stock at Hanska.
The officers and directors Of the Ne,
Ulm Commercial Club held meetin
Monday evening and decided in tavo
of the new Olsen building as the hom
for the club. The bids of the owner
of the Olsen and Sommer building
were identical, each asking s35 pc
month, but in the interest of 'harmo
ny" it was decided to give the prefer
ence to the Olsen block.
Henry Hultke, the Courtland farmer
who was injured by bolt Of lightnin
in one of the recent storms, is on
i fair way to recovery from the effect