New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-20
NEW ULM REVIEW.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1902.

Paul was in the city one day last week
tt wing to interest the local organ factory
to make an exhibit at the state fair. The
Association is trying to give Minnesota
a greater name as manufacturing state
A pretty service was held at the Grotto
on the hill above the hospital Friday
afternoon when Revs. Sandmeyer and
Schalk dedicated the place. The grotto
is sort of cleft in the hill side and
through the work of the sisters at the
hospital has been made to lcok very
beautiful. 1t is made holy by the pre-
sence of the statues of the virgin Mary
and beautiful by beds OF flowers.
H. L. and Jas. Beecher were visitors
at Redwood Falls one day last week and
during their wait at Sleepy Eye they
took advantage of the opportunity to
visit the new mill in that city. They
both were surprised at the magnitude Of
the affair and say they doubt if there IS
more perfect mill in the state. They
we're also greatly surprised at the magui-
tlcence of the new St. Marys Church at
at Sleepy Eye.
On Sunday the concert of the Second
Regiment band at Turner hall began at
o'clock in the afternoon and continued
supper. The concert was we'll attended
both IN the afternoon and evening and
the ladies of the Turnverein did nice
business in the sale of suppers. This
change was made necessary on account of
the dance given by the band at Union
hell.
Notice is called to the fact that on
Sunday evening at Turner hall the
Second Regiment band will given the
usual concert. There will be no printed
program but the band will furnish an
excellent arrangement Of pieces. The
amount of work the band will have to do
both Saturday and Sunday for the cele-
bration makes it impossible for it to pre-
pare an entirely new program. Concert
will be given after supper instead of as
was done last Sunday.
The robbers caught at Waseca have
been positively identified as the ones
who were mixed up in the robbery of
Carlson's store at Hanska. They are in
the Waseca Jail for sixty days for carry
ing concealed weapons and when their
time is up there they will be brought
here and if the evidence is sufficient will
be bound over to the grand jury. Mr..
Carlson thinks there were five OF them
and the other two haYe made way with
the booty.
Hearing of the celebration that is to
be here Saturday and Sunday the Santa
Clara County exhibit car has changed its
dates so as to be here on that occasion.
Besides the great fruit exhibit, in one of
the cars there is a monster shark, the
largest ever captured, with number of
other curlosi,ies from the Pacific. These
cars will be here Aug. 20, "a, IS and 26.
Ten cents admission is charged and sea
shell scvernir is given to every lady. The
cars will be located on the st Louis side
tracks and will be open from 8. a: m. to
9 80 p. m. They will be worth seeing.
The Brown County Sunday School
convention announced for Springfield
cannot be held there as planned and will
he held in St. James in conjunction with
the Watonwau county convention on
Aug. 26th and closing at noon Aug. 9th.
Mrs. Hobart, Minneapolis, Mr.. j. E. Rob-
inson, Failmont, Rev. B. S. Weber Mar
shall, Rev. Geo. R. G. Fisher, Mortified,
and others from Brown and Watonwan
counties will be the speakers. Rev.
Upton of Sleepy Eye will conduct the
singing. There will be special music.
Delegates should send names to Mrs. w.
Burns, St. James, for free tainment,
before Aug. 25th.
The Special trains that will arrive in
this city ever the G. & N. W, are sched-
uled as follows: On Friday evening at
8 40 the Governor and Staff and several
regiments of the MALTA will arrive and
be received at the depot. On Saturday
morning a special from Mankato will
leave that city at TAO coming via ST..
Peter and arriving in this city at O. o'clock.
1t will return at 8 p. m. Trains from the
west will arrive from Tracy at AS and
and from Redwood Falls the same hour.
On Sunday a special excursion train