New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-16
Archbishop Ireland arrived in Rome


Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rnbi of this
city are the parents of daughter
which was born last Wednesday.
w. G. Haubrich contempt ates a trip
to Colorado the early part of the new
year. He will visit his brother at
James Ruane, an experienced jeweler
and matchmaker of Brookings, South
Dakota, has entered the employ of W.
G. Haubrich.
The Gund Brewing Co, of La
Crosse recently instituted proceedings
to close up the saloon business of Leo
Merth in Sleepy Eye.
The annual show of the Sleepy Eye
Poultry Association will be held
during the first week in February. W.
A. Andersonis the associations presi-
dent and Roy Palmer its secretary.
Miss Bretta Price has been selected
by the school board to fill the vacancy
in the teaching corps of the Washing
ton school caused by the resignation
of Miss Luella Bishman.
Mic Andring was called to Rochest-
er Thursday to see his uncle, Ernst
Gieseke, who is patient there in the
Mayo hospital. Mr.. Andring reports
that the former alderman is steadily
improving.
Ole J. Olson of Hanska was in the
city Friday to consult doctor regard
ing his little daughter, who is suffer-
ing from an abscess back of her left
ear. While here he decided he would
take her to Rochester.
Will Johnson, who enlisted as a
trumpeter in the regular army a year
ago and was assigned to the Twenty
Fifth Infantry, arrived here Monday
on twenty days furlough. His regi-
ment is now stationed at Fort Smelling,
having recently returned from the
maneuvers at Indianapolis.
Hecker Post will be Differed during
the ensuing year as follows: Com
mander, Jacob Klossner Jr.; Senior
Vice Commander, B. Marschner;
Junior Vice Commander, r. Pfefferle;
quartermaster, VIM. Frank; adjutant,
Andrew Hoffman,; surgeon, FIR. Fried
mann; chaplain, FIR. Walther.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Henry
Liesenfeld were panied to hear yes
terday of her death, which occurred
late Monday night. Mrs. Liesenfeld
was a sister. of County Treasurer Berg
and Hubert Berg of this city and was
woman of most estimable qualities
both as wife and mother. She was
thirty-seven years old at the time OF
her death and left five small children
Miss Lillian Klossner, who was al
one time a teacher in the Mankate
Normal, was the guest of honor at q
social function given to the members
of the Beta Mu Kai Gamma by the
Misses Robbins, Farr and Wise al
the latter's home in Mankato Friday
evening, and again at a luncheon
given by Mrs. w. J. Pell Saturday
afternoon. Miss Klossner returned
to New Ulm Sunday noon.
On Wednesday, December 9th, there
occurred in indianapolis at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah L. Kelly the
marriage of their accomplished young
daughter, Flora Belle, to Mr.. FREQ
Mueller, son of Mrs. Boesch of Los
Angeles. The young couple arrived
here Friday on their way home tc
Corona, CAL, where Mr.. Mueller is a
bank cashier, and remained over Sun
day receiving the congratulations Q:
numerous New Ulm friends.
One of the best equipped produc
tions on the road today is ''The Dis
trict Leader" No expense has beer
spared to make a stupendous scenic
garniture. The first act is a repro
| duction of the rotunda Of the Hoffm ar
House, New York, one of the mos
magnificently appointed hostelries ir
the United States. The second act, {
| scene from Chinatown, was built from
sketches made by the scenic artist fol-
| this production, from studies made il
San Francisco's Chinese quarters
The costumes for the chorus ant
| principles in this act are made by
| Chinese importing tailor and ar.
| replicas in silk and brocade OF tn,
royal court costumes OF China. TIL,
last act is a palatial summer hom
and gardens Of beautiful Riverside
! Drive, overlooking the hudson Rive
and Palisades. The act fairly scintil
| lates with electrical effects. Th
chorus is gowned in gauzy summe
draperies from the hands of the bes
Partisan modistes. s'The Distric