New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-07

| Miss Esther Larson, formerly a
teacher in the public schools, visited
with New Ulm friends last week. She
is now teaching in the schools at Grand
| Forks, N. D.
| There was music galore at the Burg
battery camp north of the city Friday
night. That evening both the Second
Regiment and Concordia bands went
out and serenaded the gunners.
Herman Nagel is building an addi-
| ton to his coal sheds along the Min
| neapolis & st. Louis tracks. It will
be provided with a cement floor to
facilitate the handling of the coal.
Mrs. G. F. Mowery and son, Eldred
left yesterday for their new home at
Northtield. They will join the other
members of the family there and the
children will attend the university.
Henry Kaschau who has spent the
summer in Minneapolis, arrived in this
city Monday and will remain here un-
til the opening of the dental school in
Chicago, at which he is matriculated.
| Adolph Bierbaum and VIM. Engel-
bert, who have been clerking for Crone
Bros. left Monday for Mankato where
| they will enter Toland's business col
lege, expecting to take complete
course
Miss Minnie Schoch was a passenger
| Friday for Window, where she will
visit for a time before going to North
western university at Evanston, ILL.,,
to take postgraduate course in elo-
cution.
Alex. F. Ottomeyer returned home
Friday from Chicago, where he select.
ed Crone Bros. fall stock of clothing
Their clothing department. is always
we'll stocked and this year the supply
will be larger than ever.
| Hubert Berg and wife and FREQ
Kretch and wife left this afternoon fol-
the worlds fair at St. Louis. They
went via the Northwestern and viii.
stop over at Chicago, this roa6
afording that advantage.
The heavy rains of the past few
weeks have put the country roads il
bad shape in many places near this
| fu hoe fo Il l.
during the entire year to keep the
roads in their usual excellent shape.
| In it's last issue the Springfield
Advance prints an account of fire il
| the Ochs brick yards at that place. A
gasoline engine set fire to the pump
ing house and it was completed,
destroyed, the loss amounting to $500
DR.. O. Gray was here from Spring
field last week and made arrangement
to visit New Ulm regularly in thu
future. Commencing next Saturda,
he will be at the Grand hotel on Satur
days, Sundays and Mondays of eacl
i week.
/ Mrs. VIM. Glaessmann was quit
severely injured by falling from
| porch at her home in Lafayette Thurs
day night. After the storm she los
her footing on the slippy boards an
} in falling fractured one of her arm
and two ribs.
! Miss Hauenstein of New Ulm, one G
the teachers engaged to teach in tn
Morgan schools this year, was in tow
; last Friday making arrangements TO
, a boarding place. She secured roor
in the residence of G.. H. Porter. M or
9 gan Messenger.
The weather man who prophesie
that there would be no frost until afte
the next full moon, seems to have tn
best of it, and if his prediction is flu
filled this part of the country will hav
one of the best crops of corn that it ha
ever been able to harvest.
Mrs. Harriet Schmidt the photo
graphist says that if the person Q
persons who took the brooches frol
her show case in the gallery, will RI
turn them to her she will make thel
each dozen pictures and not charg
them cent. This certainly is a ia:
offer.
Monday was Labor day, by procl;
nation of the governor, but it We
not observed in this city to any gre;
extent. The most notable featul
being the closing of the commissio
Office, the manager, r. L. English ar
9 a few friends going on fishing exp
Z ditiOn. Usual luck.
w. FL. Gieseke last week purchase
the interest of his partner, Mic Al
: dring in the Dakota House livery, az
J. the latter has retired from the bus
Q ness. Mr.. Gieseke will continue
run the barn and is quite capable
e maintaining the excellent service fl