New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-09-05

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s. Should the enrolment continue to in
crease in the usual ratio there is little
question but that it will reach 75o to
500 by the close of the winter term.
The opening day passed off very smooth
~ and by the end Of the week both
teachers and Scholars will scarcely real
ize that they have just finished along
summer vacation. -. ~.
Albert Metzger Of Indianapolis arrived
IN this city Sunday evening to join Mrs.
Metzger, who has been visiting here for
some time past the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Bosch. Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger
left yesterday for trip to the National
Park and the Pacific coast. -s
= Miss Holbrook for some years recog-
nized as among the foremost Minnesota
oratesses, aud now on a. farewell tour
preparatory to taking up her home ID
Portland, Oregon, gave one of her most
effective addresses at the Congregation
church on Sunday evening last.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. R. Bara-
ger on State street. The topic is "The
Work of Church Building: and the Work
of the Congregational Educational So
ciety," with Mrs. Laudenschlager as
leader.
/ One of the extremely funny situations
IN ''The Two Merry Tramps" is the game
Of golf played by Clarence and Artie
their remarks and maneuvers being ap.
preciated by all lovers of this sport and
greatly enjoyed by the great mass OF
people who only know that such game
is popular fad.
Hon. S. G. Updyke of Nome City
Alaska, made IN August U. S. Commits.
sioner for the nosthern slope of the Alas.
kan peninsula and the Alentian islands
with residence at Dutch Harbor, is the
eldest son and name-sake of the Rev
gentleman now occupying the pulpit at
the Congregational church. ..
= The regular shoot OF the New Ulm
Gun club Thursday resulted as follows
II. ANIME, IS; Jos. Bobleter, IA; Frank
Burg, 8; F. W. Fritsche, 10; II. Mueller,
18; John Muhs, Is; Julius Krause, 10;
W. E. Koch, II; Einar Hoidale, 10; B.
Stockman, 8; A. J. Vogel, 10; L. G.
Fogel, IA; John Toberer, II.
Thursday evening of last week mem
bers of the. fire department assembled
at Jos. F. Grobner's to celebrate the
birthdays Of three members of the COM
pany, John Herzog, Frank Clasen and
VIM, E.. Koch, all of whom have been
identified with the department for many
years. A very pleasant time was had.
All plays and players have their fol-
lowing and are pronounced favorites in
their respective sections but Wood &
Ward Believe in establishing themselves
in all parts of the country so that all
may become familiar with them and
their excellent company which is fast
becoming household word in every
city. Il. =, 5G@... .s s,.I .. u 4
Prof. Richard Fischer, who for some
time past occupied the position of in
structor in chemistry at the Wisconsin
State University at Madison, Wis, is now
enroute from Germany where he spent
the past three years completing his course
having been awarded his degree of doc.
tor. of sciences, will arrive in this city
within 8 few days.
The Review acknowledges the receipt
Of 4 complimentary ticket to the Maca.
bees Carnival to be held at Sleepy Eye
Sept. 10 to 18th. The cendl tons upor
which the ticket is issued are decided
change from those ordinarily met with
In the present case che ticket is transfer
able and may be traded for Goldfish Q!
oordwood, although the personal use Q
| It b the editor is requested. There i
no doubt but that the carnival will be /
great success. The managers are Ger
tainly doing plenty Of good, hard hust
ling. ss.#5