New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-29

outing. That they will have 9 good.
time Is beyond doubt.
Mn. s. a. George went to Chicago
ye-terday aftsrnoon from which city she
will go to Fenyille, Mich, to VISIT for q
week with hel son-ln-law, Charles Loo
mis-, and grandchild ren.
Manager Henle announces social
dance at the opera house next Sunday
evening. The attraction for the follow
ing Sunday, Sept. 9, will be May Smith
Robbins in aLittle Trixie. 4 81.
Il Miss Leo a. Gieriet, F. Bachelor and
lady. and s. D. Noonan and family, Of
Madelia, were among the number Of out
Of town people who attended the base
ball game IN this city Sunday.
The ladies Of the Lutheran church will
go to st. James this afternoon over
the M. s. ST. =. for social session with
the ladies Of the Lutheran society there
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and will return Thursday noon.
The first anniversary Of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. T.. ]. Buenger was cele-
b1ated last Thursday evening by sur
prise party from the "Just Us" club and
very pleasant evening was the result.
Albert Houser, formerly resident Of
this city, but now located at Morgan, is
q candidate for county attorney Of Red
wood county on the republican ticket.
His many friends here will wish him
success. ...Ss
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L: Schoch rejoice in
the arrival of a fine baby boy which ar
rived at their home last Thursday.
Mother and child are doing nicely and
the doctor is getting along as we'll as
could be expected. .
Mrs. Katrina Komolz, a resident Of
the west end of the county has this week
began an action in the district court for
divorce from her husband, Karl Komolz.
A. Frederickson of Springfield is attor-
ney for the petitioner. ~
Rev. S. A. Updyke of Minneapolis
preached two very interesting sermons
at the Congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. Updyke will occupy the pulpit of
this church regularly every Sunday dur
ing the month of September.
]. Klossner returned Saturday from
Redwood Falls where he had been SUPER
intending the threshing of the grain on
his farm near that city. He reports his
yield of oats to have been 40 bushels to
the acre and whert at 5 bushels.
A caboose containing all the clothing
and other belongings of The train crew
of the gravel train at work near the Cot
tonwood was rifled of it's contents Thurs
day during the absence of the crew. No
arrests have been made as yet.
Owners of dogs are reminded of the
fact that the license on canine pets be-
comes due Sept. 1st and are warned
that it will be necessary for them to
comply with the law promptly: The
tax is So for male and 81 for female
pups. T. .~.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Vogel who hive
been spending the past three months in
Germany, left Hamburg Saturday for
home and will reach here about Septeln-
Der 18th or 9Th. County auditor L. q.
Vogel expects to meet them in Chicago
when they return. s
There will be Pavilion dance at
CORTLAND Park Saturday evening and a
general invitation is extended to the
public. It is also announced that every
purchaser of ticket to the dance will
be entitled to chance in a drawing for
a beautiful watch.
Rev. G. j. Albrecht, pastor of the
Lutheran church in this city, was at
Fairfax Sunday where he ordained and
installed his son Emanual, as pastor of
the church at that place. The ordlna-
ton sermon was preached by Rev. K. F.
Schulze of Mankato. H. \ -. Is
" Miss Carrie A. Holbrook of St. Paul,
formerly state secretary of the Y. p. s.
@. E., will be in5this city Thursday the
guest of Mrs. J.. Newhart. A reception
will be given Miss Holbrook Thursday
evening by the members of the society
at the home of Mrs. Newhart.
The concert given by Miss Thrane at
Turner hall last evening was very
entertainment. Miss Thrane
was assisted BY Mrs. 81. w. Bingham,
Messrs. James Beecher; A. and W..
pfaandar and r. Amhrnsch all ualla