New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-14

Mrs. JOS. Epple will entertain at
whist tomorrow afternoon.
The Daniel Websters" defeated a
college team Monday with score of
IA to 5.
Mrs. Valentine Karpen..o of Brighton
contemplates removing either to New
Uim or Nicollet.
Mrs. William Wellner :of st. Peter
visited over Easter with her parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Vim. Skinner.
Mrs. Henry Kunze spent portion
of the week with her daughter, Mrs.
August Bentzin, in Minneapolis.
Rev. E. A. Erickson came over from
Winthrop Monday to visit the college.
He brought with him a new student for
the preparatory department.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoffman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman, of
St. Paul spent the Easter holidays
with Prof. and Mrs. Alderman.
The University Alumni of New Ulm
will hold a banquet at the Turner Hall
next Saturday evening. Attorney
Henry N. Somsen will act as toast
master.
Ernst Bobsin, the CORTLAND
merch ant has filed voluntary petition
in bankruptcy with Referee Flittee in
Mankato, Mrs. Bobsin, his wife,
joining him IN the petition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. Billstein of
St. Paul are visiting this week at the
home of Mrs. Billstein's mother, Mrs.
John Peters. Mr.. Billstein only re-
Gently came out of a hospital where he
had undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting
of the Southern Minnesota Dental
society opened in Mankato Monday
forenoon. Present from this county
were Drs. Mihleis and Miller of New
Ulm, James of Sleepy Eye and Hintz
of Springfield.
At the quarries of the Minnesota
Flint Rock company a blast hole is
being bored which will take care Of
one hundred pounds of dynamite.
When the charge is fired, which will
most likely be some Sunday afternoon,
the public will be invited to witness
the effects. =
An original composition by Prof
| F. Reuter- of the college faculty was
beautifully rendered by the Maenner
Choir and Mixed Choir of St. Paul's
Lutheran church during the Easter
services Sunday morning. Prof
Reuter- himself presided at the organ
accompanying the chorus.
The city council has effected a set
Element with Mrs, James II. Coffman
whose husband was killed while OF
duty in the electric light plant, b.
; paying her 81, 900 and the cost of al
funeral expenses. A resolution tt
this effect was passed by the board o
aldermen Wednesday evening.
The members of Harmony Camp an
their families spent very pleasan
social evening at the Woodmen hal
! Monday evening. Present, as hon
ored guests. were Deputy Head Consu
) Reilly and District Deputy Powers
; two active workers in the Woodme
order who contributed much to th
r evenings entertainment.
Thos. J. Coleman, the Minneapoli
private detective, who was sentence
in 1906 to a term of five years in tn
: Saltwater prison for practicing extol
l. ton, has applied for pardon. An
n this in face of the fact that at the tin
n sentence was passed upon him tt
d trial judge said he was sorry /
Y couldn't make the term longer on
" Chas. Robbecke, proprietor Of or
of the leading hotels in Thief Rive
l. Falls, and Chas. and Adam Mey,
le prominent citizens of Roseau, were
ir the city Sunday for the purpose
a. attending the funeral of Albert Stueb
a. The Meyers are brothers of FIR,
in Meyer of this city, who for mar
Ly years was in the employ of the cid
IL Stuebe.
D, The business ofthe Pioneer Nurser
70 owned and controlled by VIM. Pfae
der Jr., has increased to such propo
= tions that Mr.. Pfaender has found
.s necessary to erect an office buildil
: right on the grounds. The Revi,