New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-29

little son, Neubert.
Miss Vera Helmes and Miss Julis
Peterson, both Of St. Paul, are being
entertained at the Dakota house by Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Johnson.
Herman Helm has returned from
Detroit, Mich, where he attended q
meeting of the Turner gymnasium in.
structors of the United States. !
Medallions of Pope Leo XIII are
already being manufactured and placed
upon the market. They are being sold
| by a number of New Ulm merchants.
A mission feast was held Sunday in
the Evangelical church. Sermons were
delivered by Rev. jain of Mountain
Lake, and Rev. Witzke CT Lester Prairie
Mrs. Caroline Ottomeyer, who injured
herself SO badly while dressing chicken,
is slowly recovering. DR.. J. L. Schoch
now has hopes of being able to save her
thumb.
X Hartz Mountain Canaries The i'm.
ported, also the home grown for sale by
Mrs. w. W. RUSSELL,
New Ulm, MINI.
221 South State St. Al.
Carl Case, who has been attending a
school of shorthand and telegraphy al
St. Paul, came down on the excursion
Sunday for visit with relatives in Col
den Gate.
A Lutheran mission fest was held Sun
day at St. Peter. Rev. g. J. Albrecht OF
this city, delivered the morning sermon
and Rev. R. Heidemann of Arlington
spoke in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Barnes returned
home Sunday night, the former from 6
trip through Wisconsin in the interests
of the Inter. State and Mrs. Barnes from
a visit at Ceder Falls, Wis.
At camp last week Company A stood
second in the markings on inspection O.
mess and quarters. Co.. I of Owatonna
was first with percentage of 90, while
GOA was credited with $685.. 49,
" Changes at the New Ulm postoffic'
consist of the appointment of E. L
Alvin as clerk to succeed Geo. Schmidt
resigned. Albert Kiesling will assum,
his duties as clerk on August LIST.
DR.. N. F. Murray of Minneapolis, al
eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, wa
T in New Ulm Sunday. He will make
monthly calls to the city in future ano
may be seen at DR.. J. H. Vogel's Office
; s>Nery little, if any, illegal shooting i
being done this year. Local sportsmel
have been watchful IN this respect blu
as yet no cases of ducks and chicken
l being slaughtered out of season hav
been reported.
DIR. u. &. Weiser was in St. Paul yes
terday in attendance upon a meeting 0
the advisory board Of the new state san
. itarium for consumptives. His bcare
!. organized and also met with. the stat
! board of control.
. Friends of Mrs. E. G.. PAIL, of Lo
: Angeles, CAL, gave a picnic for tina
! lady in German park last Wednesda,
. afternoon. The guests were school
{ mates of Mrs. PAIL and they enjoye,
|. the reunion greatly.
|. The social given last Friday eyenin.
!. by the young people of the Congrega
! tional church on A. W. Bingham's law
!. was "a success both socially and fnan
! cially The weather was warm and
!. large crowd attended the affair.
N. n. Woolley, formerly Of Sleep,
! Eye but now located in Churchbridge
j. Canada, was here for q few hours Fri
day. Mr.. Woolley is engaged in tn
!: grain business with James Montgomer
and intends moving his family to Cana
da in a few weeks.
!: Robt. Berndt, one of the linemen a
!. the municipal lighting plant, is suffer
! ing from the effects Of peculiar mis-
hap. Last week piece Of copper wiz
+ penetrated his left wrist and the Woun,
!. has since become greatly inaamed. /
J. is very painful and may prove serious