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

Hon. John Lind Of Minneapolis was
in the city for q short time Monday
afternoon.
Rudolph Pfaender, son of VIM.
Pfaender Jr., intends to spend the
coming summer with relatives near
Spokane.
Mrs. Thos. Broderick of Winona is
in the city, the guest of her friend,
Mrs. 81. N. Somsen. She will remain
several weeks.
Albert Jungquist has sold his wood
saving machine to Alfred Nagel, the
drayman. Jungqdist will remove to
Minneapolis.
Among the marriages to take place
in May is that of Mr.. Mic Bank, the
popular assistant of F. j. Nenno, to
Miss Theresa Brosch.
Mrs. II. F. Schrader went to Tracy
the forepart of last week and returned
Thursday bringing with her her aged
mother, who is quite sick.
II. L. Beecher spent Sunday with
his sons in ST. Peter. During their
mothers absence in the East the
children are being cared for by their
grandmother, Mrs. Treadwell.
William Wiltgen, one of the defen-
ders of New Ulm in 1862, died at his
home in New Hampton. Iowa, Sunday
evening. AT the time of the Indian
uprising Mr.. Wiltgen lived at Marys-
burg.
j. 3. Siegel went to Madison, Wis,
yesterday to JOIN his wife who is
visiting there with her sister. In a
day Or two the couple will journey
eastward as far as French Lick
| Springs in Indiana.
Mrs. Mary Kokesch of West Newton
has been patient at St. Alexander
hospital since Tuesday. She is
suffering from a gangrenous con.
dition in one of her feet that may
necessitate amputatiOn.
Commissioners Eckstein and Pol.
chow paid visit of inspection to the
Leavenwcrth bridge Thursday. They
found the bridge sadly in need of re
pair, the ice jams this spring having
rendered it practically useless.
Miss Louisa Heinen was pleasantly
surprised by number of young
friends at her North Broadway home
Wednesday evening. The affair wa:
given as sort of farewell to the young
lady before her departure for Mime
apolis. j
Three New Ulm painters, Alel
Schwendinger, Michael Schuster ant
Joseph Schuster, are now at st. Leo
decorating the interior of Rev. Schol
Zen's church. They left New Uln
Monday and do not expect to return
until July or August.
| DR.. George r. Koch and sister
Miss Ida Loeb, arrived in this cit,
from Minneapolis Sunday afternoon
the latter to resume her work in tn
public schools and the former to re
cuperate for week or two from
serious siege of pneumonia. =
The Board of Public Works viii
meet tomorrow evening at the council
chambers to consider the petition 20
the laying of a sewer on North From
street. Property owners who do no
appear with their objections at thi
meeting need expect no recourse there
after.
| Mrs. Katherine Hammerschmidt, al
inmate of the ST. Alexander's hom
for aged people, died at thai institu
ton last Thursday at the age of eighty
seven years. She was a native of 30
hemia, but had lived in America sine
1866. For over thirty years her HON
was in the township OF Sigel.
( New Ulm theatregoers will b
favored next season with two show
that have never been seen outside O
New York and Chicago. One of thes
is 1.-THE Third Degree by Chas
Klein, author of s'The Music Master
and ''The Lion and the Mouse,'' an
sThe Travelling Salesman by Arthu
Forbes. author of that wonderful
clever comedy, ''The Chorus Lady.
| Mrs. F. w. Johnson and Mrs. W
G. Alvin entertained in the neighbor
: hood of fifty lady friends at whist a
the Dakota House Monday evening
The prize winners were as follows
!. Head Mics Adia Olsen ord Nv