New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-14
Edward Cordes accompanied Louis
Sandau on his trip to st. Louis.

Edward Cordes accompanied Louis
Sandau on his trip to st. Louis.
M. 81. Anstett, a appointment business
man of Springfield, died Friday NOR
ming.
Miss Ida Bachmann of Sleepy Eye
visited with her mother in this city
over Sunday.
Miss Louisa Schrodt enterta ined
over Sunday at tile home of her
friend, Miss Caroline Christm an, in
ST. Peter.
Albert Schilling of Great Falls,
Montana, arrived in the city Thurs
day. He will spend month or more
here visiting relatives.
Prof. Critchett attended a meeting
of the school superintendent of Min
nesota at the university building in
Minneapolis Friday and Saturday.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Penkert of Mil
ford was held from the Friedens
church in this city saturday afternoon.
The child died Thursday.
Hubert Locher of Arlington succeeds
John Johnson as buttermaker at the
Klossner creamery, the latter having
resigned his position in order to ac-
cept of employment in Minneapolis.
VIM. Lampl, minor, was fined $40
and costs, last week for entering
saloon and drinking beer therein in
violation of law. Thus far the saloon
keeper who sold him the stuff has not
been molested.
By a change in the time schedules
| of the Minneapolis & St. Louis road,
which went into effect Monday, the
south bound freight will leave at $50
a. m. instead of at $50 as heretofore.
The northbound freight is due to leave
| at p. m. instead eff at $3.50.
A conference of German Lutheran
parochial teachers will be held in
Mankato today, tomorrow and Friday.
Profs. Alderman, Sperling, Reuter-
and Montgomery of the college faculty
and VIM. Muessing and VIM. Blauert
of the local parochial school will
attend.
The county commissioners will meet
in special session tomorrow to con-
clude the sale of s65, 900 worth of ditch
bonds, the purchase of which was ar
ranged for with firm of Cleveland
money brokers some weeks ago. The
Cleveland people have agreed to abide
by their bid Notwithstanding it was one
of the lowest on record.
A meeting of the fair managers Of
the Southern Minnesota Short Ship
Circuit was held in Mankato Friday
evening for the purpose of arranging
for the free attractions for the coming
fall fairs. A contract was made witt
the Western Vaudeville association
and it is claimed that the acts secured
will be the best ever offered anywhere
outside of the state fair. Presiden
Ferd. Crone and Secretary Burmeister
representing the Brown county associ
alton, were present at the meeting.
The Maennerchor of DR.. Martin
Luther college will go to Mankato thi
afternoon for the purpose of giving
sacred concert in the Lutheran church
special car having been engaged TO
the singers and the professors an
students who will accompany them
The program, it is understood, will b
a most interesting one, consisting o
I numerous vocal and instrumental
9 selections, some of them arranged TO
: this particular occasion by Prof. Frit
q Reuter-, the able and energetic director
''The Lion and the Mousse did nc
attract the audience to the Turne
Theatre Wednesday evening which tn
thoroughly splendid production d.
e served. New Ulm has never had
r chance to see more perfect acting, nc
r for that matter a better play, and th
n artistic treat which that old STAG
II veteran, Oliver Doud Byron, dishe
?. up to them was one not soon to /
d forgotten. So too was the work
y Miss Edith Barker, Miss Mario
n Johnson and Malcolm Duncan in tt
parts of Shirley Rossmore, Ka
Y, Roberts and Jefferson Ryder. Cor
4 pared with the company which a
r. peared here a year ago, the late
it Harris offering was by far the best.
lg Alfred w. Mueller, law student
w the Offices Of Eckstein g. Funk, hs
is his first case in court Monday, whe
e he appeared before Judge Olsen
s. Sleepy Eye with petition for the r
lease of Anton Ranweiler, who W,
y. convicted at the last term of court {
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