New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-06

Mrs. 3. Mueller has gone to Tracy
for visit with friends.
A.P. Brooks, of this paper, put in
his Fourth at Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. John Larson is enjoying visit
from Mrs. A. Warren of Omaha, Neb.
Miss Mary Baasen of Sleepy Eye,
visited here last week, returning home
on the Fourth.
Stephen Lawrence of New York City.
was a guest last Wednesday at the
Beecher home.
Hugo Book, who has position in
a drug store at Annandale, Mimi. is
here for visit.
Gotthilf Kassulke and Emma Engel-
bert. both of New Ulm, have been
granted a license to we'd.
VIM. Papp and Ed. Papp, with their
families, arrived this week from San
Francisco for visit with their par
ents.
Mrs. Emma L. Pickett of New Bri-
tain, Conn, is visiting with Mrs. FL
L. Beecher. She will remain two
weeks.
Health Officer JOS. II. Vogel reports
eight births for the month of May.
There were four girls and the same
number of boys.
Chief of Police Adolph Klause made
his appearance in a new uniform on
| the Fourth. His is the first of the
suits ordered some time ago for the
department.
G. 81. Hornburg and wife returned
Monday from their sojourn at the
worlds fair. They reached Mankato
Sunday and visited there until the fol-
lowing evening.
| Vim. FL. Meyer reached New Ulm
Sunday to spend a weeks vacation.
On July 18th he will go to La Crosse,
| Wis, to take a lucrative position with
the John Gund Brewing company.
A meeting of the building committee
of the Catholic church is to be held
soon to discuss the matter of adver-
Using for bids for the heating and
plumbing of the new school house.
| George Leary is enjoying a vacation
from his duties as mail clerk on the
Northwestern. He will return to duty
next Monday and will then alternate
with j. J.. Morarity in running over
the old line.
The subject for the morning service
at the Congregational church next
Sunday will be: 1.-THE Sacremental
Cup" Math. 26:26-31. Sunday even
ing Rev. Bean will speak on: Wishes
What Wilt Thou That I Should do
Unto Thee?'' Mark 1851.
On the Fourth thirty -fve people
bought tickets from this place to
Springfield, while the crowd that went
over from Sleepy Eye numbered three
hundred. The celebration was very
successful and Sleepy Eye won the
ball game from Springfield by a score
of 4 to 0.
\ New Ulm is to have another ciga,
! factory. The proprietor will be Julius
Berndt, Jr., and it will be located ir
the second story of the Maltzahn build
ing on North Minnesota street. Mr.
Berndt has already sent in the ordel
for his stock of tobacco and purposes
manufacturing several brands. He has
had about fifteen years of experience il
his business and the Review bespeak!
success for him.
| Wolfgang Dietl, an old resident o
Brown county, died at his home OF
State street Thursday morning, aftel
suffering with an attack of nervous
prostration. Deceased was Y year!
of age and was born in Nderemburg
| Bavaria. He came to this country il
1872 and settled upon farm in thu
township of Linden. Ten years agt
he came to this city to make his home
and has since resided here His wife
died eighteen months ago and he i:
survived by a son, Jos. Dietl of Lin
den, and daughter, Mrs. Franz
Grathwohl of Fairmont. The funera
was held from the Catholic churcl
Saturday morning.