New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-06

John G. Gronau was in Mankato
last week as a witness in suit against
Berkner Bros. of Sleepy Eye.
A double wedding took place Tues
day evening at the Lutheran church,
when Rev. c. j. Alorecht united in
marriage Miss Alma Lindemann and
Paul Kann, also Alfred Lindemann
and Miss Anna Juderjahn.
County commissioners Eckstein,
Tauer and Jorgensen went to Mank alto
on Tuesday to meet with the commits
sioners of Blue Eearth county for the
purpose of accepting bios for a bridge
on the line of the two countries.
Alfred B. Ouren, manager of the
Hanska Rural Telephone Co. has re-
signed from that position and Christ
Moe was elected to the Office of secre-
tary, treasurer and manager in Mr..
Ouren's place.
Prof. H. Offenbacher, teacher in the
Catholic school and organist in Holy
Trinity church, last week rendered his
resignation and will offillate himself
with the Catholic Centralverein of
Indianapolis as public lecturer. He
has already entered upon his new
duties.
The monthly business meeting of Co.
A will be held at assembly hall 1880 on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 6. Exten-
slve arrangements have been made for
q social gathering after the meeting at
which an oyster supper will be served.
It is expected that every member will
be present.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Fire Department Monday evening
Henry Engel was appointed chief in
place OF VIM. Koch resigned. At this
meeting it was also decided to hold a
banquet sometime this month, the
exact date to be decided upon at q
later meeting.
Harmony Camp of Modern Wood
men of America will initiate a class OF
about 80 new members at the regular
meeting next Monday evening. Deputy
Powers of st. Paul who through his
efforts was instrumental in obtaining
these gratifying results will be present
at the meeting.
Armin Jache of Mankato has re-
turned from his European trip. He
left that city in July last, going direct
to Germany, where he met and visited
his sister, Miss Elsa Jache, who is
studying music at the conservato of
music in Leipzig. From that city Mr..
Jache and Miss Jache made a tour of
Germany, having a most enjoy able
trip.
/ A tramp, who afterwards was ar
rested and sentenced to ten DAYS
4 Imprisonment on charge OF drunken
ness, last Thursday afternoon stole
an overcoat in the Northwestern
depot, evidently the property of a
travelling man. He disposed of it to
Mr.. Koehler, the barber, who
suspecting the coat to have beer
stolen, delivered it over to CHIEF
Klause. The police are very anxious
to find the rightful owner. Mr.. Koch.
Ter paid 81 80 for the garment which
appears to be almost new.
Prof. j. 81. Lenker D. D. of Mime.
apolis was in the city last Saturday
calling on Prof. Alderman. The
doctor is quite scholarly gentleman
and has undertaken task which re
quires comprehensive knowledge q
languages. He is engaged in tran
stating and publishing the complete
works OF DR.. Martin Luther in the
/ English language. This is the frs
English translation in this country
and will be of Unreasonable value te
Lutheran Theolugians. The CONNER
cial end of the enterprise is handled
by the Lutheran Press Co. of Mime
apolis. Mr.. Lenker left Saturday
night for Bookings, S. D.