New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-08
Miss Anna Gebhardt I, sof Black River

Miss Anna Gebbardt ofs Black River
Falls, Wis, IS spending short time il
this city the guest Of her brother, Dr.,
Il. a. Gebhardt. 1870.
Work has been commenced on the
large cess pool at the public school
building. twill be from 90 to IS feet
deep and IA feet in al annette
The firm Of Jos. ] Epple s. Co., meat
market, dissol ved artnership an onday,
FIX. Schnobrich retiring. The business
will be continued ~. J 2
The zoegIingg' 9 society Of the Turn.
|verein went info camp at Meyers creek
Saturday. The party numbers about 90.
land will remain out for one week
While unloading ties at CORTLAND
last Thursday Simon Wiesner Of this
city, was quite severely injured BY the
falling OF a heavy tie upon his leg.
I Ferdinand Schroeder moves today with
his family to Echo whore he viii enter
Into the mercantile business with his
father, who already has q, store there.
! The funeral Of the year Ole child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Flitz Zapger, which died
Thursday Of last week was held from
the Catholic church. Saturday morning.
/ The Misses Agonia Heimerding er and
May Werring of Golden Gate and Glenn
ence and Adele Glatigney@of Sleepy Eye,
are spending the week in this city the
guests of Miss Viola tHeimerdinger.
Miss L. Deutz is visiting her old home
lat Client, this state for a few days and
will go from there to Marshall for a
short visit with friends, returning home
to this city the latter part of the week.
Henry Somscn and his brother Steph-
en-, of Waseca, left Friday morning for
"a short visit to their old home at Lime
Springs, Iowa. Henry returned home
monday evening.
Mrs. G. W. Pierce and daughter, Miss
Seola, have been visiting in this city the
past week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Newhart and Miss Grace. They will
leave tomorrow for Olympia, Oregon,
for an extented visit before returning to
their home at Lowell, Mass.
Fred Spoerhase will leave today or
| tomorrow over the C.& NV. for Frank
| fort, Ind, with his horses and dogs
where he has weeks engagement at
! the county fair. Fred's attraction is one
OF the finest in the land and the farther
east he goes the more enthusiastic the
audiences become.
Following is the score of last Thurs
days gun club shoot: II. Mueller II,
Jos. Bobleter IS, F. w. Fritsche s, H.
ANIME 10, Frank Burg 6, W. E. Koch 5,
A. ]. Vogel 20, VIM. Meyer 10, John
NUNS 10, L. G. Vogel II, Aug. Juene-
mann 13, Julius Krause ID, George Mar
tt 10.
According to the record kept by An
drew j. Ecksrein, weather observer in
this city, the warpnest day duriug the
month of July occurred on the 3Oth when
the mercury registered 81 above zero.
The coolest day was on the 18th with
temperature of 3d. while the average for
the month. was "a. There was 10 clear
days, 7 cloudy and IA partly cloudy.
Thunder storms occurred on the 2nd and
10Th.
Prof. W. F.. Kunze, a we'll known
Brown county boy, who has for some
time past occupied the position of SUI
perintendent of the public schools at
Hastings, has accepted the appointment
as tate chemist to succeed IA. Fl um
nell, who leaves the state labratory to
take post at the state agricultural
school. Prof. Kunze's many friends in
New Ulm and Brown county are very
much gratifed at his preferment.
The fremea's picnic at Herman's
Heights Sunday was success in every
particular. Large crowds were in at
tendance during the entire day and the
receipts were correspondingly crafty
ing. The street parade which took place
about noon was very imposing specta-
Gle and gave to many the first adequate
idea of what the department consisted.
The program of games was complete
and interesting and the entire affair was
most ably conducted. H.. 4. .s.2 Sz, y
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