New Ulm review., 1909-01-20

Gen. Bobleter was in ST. Paul yes
terday conferring with the legislative
committee of the National Guard as
sociation.
There will be d costume ball at the
Turner Theatre on the evening Of
February 23rd. It will be given under
the auspices Of the Turnverein and
Turner Frauenverein.
Mrs. Paul Freitag and children of
Max, North Dakota, while on their
way home from sojourn in Iowa.
stopped off here Monday for brief
visit with the family of Chas. Vogtel.
Geo. Sellner slipped while packing
ice at the Schell brewery Friday and
fractured the bone of his left leg just
below the knee. He is now being
cared for at St. Alexander's hospital.
The Ladies' Store in the Wicherski
building has been closed since Satur-
day. Everybody, and particularly
the owner of the building, has been
wandering what has become of the
manager.
Mrs. Heinebach, who left New Ulm
nearly thirty years ago, died at her
home in Chicago a week ago yester-
day at the age of eighty-six years.
/ She was one of the early settlers of
| New Ulm.
| The Turnvereins of Minnesota and
| North Dakota will hold their annual
delegate meeting at the Turner hall in
this city on the 18th and 14th of March.
The local Turnverein has appointed
committees to provide proper enter
tainment.
Present or former New Ulmites cut
quite a swath in the Lamberton bank
lelections last week. Dr.. Schoch, M.
Lehrer and A. C. Ochs we're elected
directors of one of the banks and
George j. Grimm was again chosen
as cashier of the other one.
/ A number of former New Ulmites
figured prominently in the election of
officers of the State Bank of Spring.
field last week, NJ. Lehrer being made
president, DR.. Rothburg vice presi-
dent, VIM. G. Frank cashier and John
i r. Schmid assistant cashier.
!! The Madrigal Lady Entertainers
will give delightful entertainment
:of music and song at the Turner
Theatre next Wednesday evening.
This will be the fourth number in the
Popular entertainment course and
will be one of the best of the series.
E. W. FerreIl of Montrose, Bern
hard Nelson of Cokato and J. F. Ba-
1 ker of Maple Lake, county commits
sioners of Wright county, were in the
city yesterday for the purpose of look
ing over our county poor house. They
had no hesitancy in pronouncing it the
best they had seen on their tour OF
! inspection.
I Mrs. Martha Olsen, one of the
pioneer women of Nicollet county,
died at her home in Lake Prairie
township last Wednesday afternoon
at the advanced age of eighty years.
Among her surviving children the
following are well-known in New Ulm:
o. M. Olsen, the local druggist, I. M.
Olsen, the district Judge, and Geo. T.
Olsen, the st. Peter attorney.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Brown County Bank,
held last Wednesday afternoon, re-
suited in the election of DR.. L. A.
Fritsche, Albert Steinhauser, A. J.
Vogel, B. Stockman, DR.. Weiser.
Gen. Bobleter and P. J. Soukup as
directors. The directors will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon and
name the banks active officers.
Albert Siepple, giving his home as
Minneapolis, stole $50 fur overcoat
from in front of the store of Henry
) Gehrke in Sleepy Eye during one O
: the cold days of last week and was
f sentenced by Justice Geschwind tc
/ serve a term of sixty days in the
' county jail for his offense. The
3 sentence and the consequent free
: lodging seemed to have been the chic
3 motive for the commission of the
crime.
The New Ulm Turnverein has ar
ranged to have moving pictures of the
) great international turnfest at Frank.
: furt, Germany, presented by the Seen.
3 ic theatre management at the Turner
+ theatre on the evening of February
r 7th. The films for these great scenes
are secured only at heavy expense
; and the Turnyer.in in Offering the