New Ulm review., 1900-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. johnson are visit
ing with Nj. and Mrs. Charles Sommer
this week.
Max Burg was on the streets yester-
day for the first time since his operation
for appendicitis.
Rev. Heidemann and family Of Still
water were visiting at the home Of E. g.
Koch last week. .=@
Work has been commenced on the
foundation of A.. j. Meyers new resi-
dence on State str. s
Adjutant Vogel this week received the
resignation of Lieutenant Rensberger Of
Co. "F," Spring Valley.
Do not fail to attend the fremen' $
picnic at Hermann $ Heights neat Sun
day. You tcilt haze the best kind of q
good time. - <
DR.. J. 81. James, of Mankato, special
ist in eye, ear and nose diseases, will be
at DR.. Schoch's Office in this city sunday
August 5th.
L. Z. Brown, of Brown s. Abbott at
torneys, of Waseca, was IN this city yes
terday arguing motion before Judge
Webber in chambers. ..=:, Ill ~......
We learn from County Auditor Vogel
that his parents will leave Germany for
home in the steamship "Deutschland''
which leaves Hamburg Aug. 25th.
The 1fremen's picnic ,se1t Sunday at
ternoon a0izl be the best ever You should
certainly be Interested in yoasr volu,a-
teer frense's to give them your support. ~
Herman Krumweide, a carpenter en-
ployed on the Eagle Roller Mill eleva-
tor, suffered fracture of his left arm
Thursday by falling from a scafold.
The position vacated by William Tag
getz at the Eagle mill is occupied by
Reinhart Pollei, who arrived with his
family from Chicago last Thursday.
G. A. Ottomeyer and Albert Pfaender
were among the number from this CITY
who took advantage of the merchants
excursion to visit the twin cities Tues
day.
John Hoffman,, who had several toes
crushed by being run over by a fire
truck while making the run to the fire
at the Rendering Works, Is again able
to be out.
The Germania Sisters lodge gave
farewell party Friday evening to Miss
Gustie Kuehnel, the president of the To-
cal lodge, prior to her departure for
Fergus Falls.
Bear IN mind that the receipts from
the 77remaen's pscpac meet Sunday wiN
go unto the fund for the payment of the
expenses Of the convention to be held
here IN 1902.
Those who love beautiful music and
brilliant comedy cannot afford to stay
away from the Myrta French Quartette
Opera Co. on Sunday August 5th at the
Opera House.
New Ulm has been quite we'll suppli-
ed with "Weary Willies" so far this
summer, but, thanks to vigilant police
force, they do not remain within the city
limits very long.
The relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Helnebach, Chicago, will be
pleased to learn that new boy arrived
last Wednesday morning to add happi-
ness to their home.
The funeral of little Ella, the five year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Kltzberger jr., who died Tuesday even
ing of last week was held from the Cath
olic church Thursday morning.
The county convention for the elec-
ton of delegates to the state convention
will be held on August 3Otb, the call
for which will shortly be issued by
Chairman Pfaen6er of the county COM
tee.
Col. Bobleter, Adjutant Vogel, Capt.
Buschers and Lieutenants Graft and
Koch returned Thursday evening from
Lake City where they had been for a
short time the guests of the officers of
the THIRD regiment.
Miss Daisy Richardson, Of Mankato,
who will teach in the public schools of
this city the coming year is the daughter
of Charles Richardson, the we'll known
C. & N. w. conductor who runs between
this city and Mankato. Il '..s .=ss r.
. DR. Fritsche has very nearly comn1at