New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-07-04

improvement IN vehicle pole attachment
which il said to be both useful and val
liable.
John Marti Of ST. Paul came up We'd
nesday evening Of last week to be pres
sent at the recital gwen by his nieces,
Misses Hertha and Alma Marti, Thurs
day evening.
Z. Nichols, one Of the prominent mer-
chants of Fairfax, was with his wife, yis-
iting friends in this city Wednesday OF
last week. The Review acknowledges
q friendly call.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn has returned
from Duluth, where she is employed as
teacher in the public schools, and will
spend her summer vacation with rela-
tives in this city. ,.-.'
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Carlton of De
lauo were in this city last week tile
guests of Mr.. and Mis-. B. F. Webber.
Prof. Carlton was formerly principal Of
the high school in this city. 49,
| j. H. Quense, New Ulm student at
the state university was one of the three
fortunate winners of the Minneapolis
Times medal awarded for the best ESSAY
on the subject of good roads. ~ 70
Manager A. Williams, of the local tel
phone exchange, left Monday for Rcd
wood Falls and from there will 90 to
his home at Willmar where he will re-
main until after the Fourth.
81. Goede has commenced the removal
OF the house now occupied by Anton
Wiesner at the north side of his photo
graph gallery on Broadway and will at
once erect on the site new and modern
residence. -
The bowling club score Wednesday
evening is as follows: II. Behnke, 1911
A. J. Meyer, 100; John Toberer, 157,
A. Peters, $50; F. Burg, 172; L. J.
Buenger, 1876, Ben. Veneer, 145, A. f.
Stricken, l45.
The actual population the city of New
Clm as fixed by the census just complet-
ed is said to be 5,4O2. As the prognos-
tication of the REVIEW was 5,425 we
shall have to acknowledge ourself pref
ty good gueseer.
Miss Ora Newsalt closed her studio
Saturday and returned to her home at
| Owatonna where she will remain until
September LIST when she will again re-
turn to this city and reorganize her class
n voice culture.
The New Ulm Rod and Gun Club has
arranged for shoot with the SPRING
field Gun Club TO take place in this city
Sunday, July 8. Both clubs are making
excellent scores regularly and the con-
test will be hot one.
J. J. Green, editor of the News, &C.
companied by Mrs. Green left Monday
afternoon for Kansas City where they
will spend few days with their son.
Mr.. Green is also delegate to the dem
ocratic national convention,
The piano recital gived by the Misses
Alma and Hertha Marti at opera house
last Thursday evening was a most en-
joyable affair and was largely attended.
The young ladies were assisted by Mr..
John MART, who gave two very enjoya-
bic vocal numbers.
The Gospel tent meetings which have
been held in this city during the past
week by Evangelist Reid closed Monday
evening and have been very we'll attend
| ed, The features Of the meetings for
the last two evenings were temperance
lectures.
The class from the New Ulm TURNER
Elm which visited Philadelphia and took
part in the national funniest took 18th
prize with a standing of 1915 points,
and won the first prize for mental cul-
ture, debates, ETC., during the previous
six months.
Mrs. E. R. Barager and daughter, Nan
ME, went to Minneapolis last Thursday
| afternoon Miss Mamie will remain
| with relatives and friends in the twin
cities during vacation, Mrs. Barager re-
turning some time the latter part of the
present week. .s
The fire department made practice
run to the Eagle Mill elevator Fr1da;
evenings The run was made in about
three minutes from the time of turning
| in the alarm until water was on the
building, which is certainly not bad
for volunteer cnmnanv. E754Sc.z -