New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-28

Ed. Hose of Mulligan was in the
city Monday.
The Hunters Club will hold its first
rife shoot at Hunters Rest next Sun
day.
/ Henry Neuwirth left last evening for
a fortnight's visit at Underwood,
North Dakota.
Max Burg has rented his Broadway
residence to Otto Oswald. who will
take possession Immediately
Mrs. E. F. Taylor of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, attended the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Herman Nagel, in this
city Friday
+ George Fleisner, who went from here
to Morgan some years ago, will go to
Darlington, North Dakota, tomorrow
to accept of a position.
sThe Prince of Sweden was pre-
sented at the opera house by an infer
ior company Sunday evening. The
piece itself has few, if any, merits.
August Windhorn accompanied
Ferd. Hofschield to North Dakota
last week, the latter going in quest of
land. He purchased quarter section
near Bismark.
Beecher Moore, the Socialist candi-
date for governor in last tails cam
paign, addressed a small audience of
enthusiastic comrades at Schelfs hall
Sunday evening.
John Larson, the North Dakota
Saturday to see his wife, who is rusti-
eating on farm in Linden. He will
return to Minot today.
| New Ulm will receive visit from
Archbishop Ireland on May 18th. The
occasion will be the celebration of Rt.
Rev. II. B. Sandmeyer's elevation to
the rank of monsignor in the papal
household. ...
Raymond Pfeferle and Otto Korbel,
having completed their studies at the
Drew School of Pharmacy in Minnea.
polls and having successfully passed
their examinations, returned to the il
New Ulm homes Saturday.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Paul Kanr
and Miss Alma Lindemann. Mr.,
Kann is the local representative of the
International Correspondence school,
and his bride-to- be is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindemann.
W. A. Brady, the well-known New
York theatrical mana ger, will presen,
his moving picture reproduction Of
the ] ohnson-Burns championship fight
in Australia at the Turner Theatre
Sunday afternoon and evening, May
23rd.
=, Mistaking plate glass window il
the Gutknecht meat market for ar
open door. Christ Johnson of Hanska
: 10 his hurry to catch train, started
to walk through it. The result was
the complete wreckage OF a new plate
valued at 800, but fortunately no in
juries to Mr.. Johnson.
The New Ulm ''Autos" were de
: feated by the Springfield team on thu
latter's grounds Sunday with score
of to /. Mueller and Alvin consti
tuted the battery for the New Ulu
club and Smith and Pietsch the battery
for Springfield. The feature of The
game was the free hitting.
Emil Mueller, a nephew of Alder
man Theo. Mueller of this city, was il
town Saturday and Sunday paying
visit to his relatives prior to starting
S for Idaho where his mother lives ant
e where he expects to embark in tn.
!, drug business. He was accompanied
! by August Jaehn, young Springfield
man, who is to be his business partner
:, Mrs. Louisa Rautenberg. mother O
William Rautenberg of this city, diet
last Wednesday at the home of he
S son August, with whom she had re
: sided, in Lafayette township, sine
: the death of her husband fourteen
Il years ago. She was one of the earl
n settlers Of Nicollet county, havin,
;: located in Lafayette township as Ion,
l. ago as 1866. Had she lived until mex
q November she would have been eighty
seven years old.