New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-20
Sleepy Eye tennis enthusiasts have

Sleepy Eye tennis enthusiasts have
sent q challenge to the tennis club of
this city for a series of games to be
played on the courts here some time
/ this week. The challenge is pending
the acceptance of the local men. No
doubt a tournament will be arranged.
The opening of the carnival was
great thing for the young boys of the
city, who we're so thick about the places
where the men were busy getting up
the different tents that it was difficult
for them to operate. If this is any way
| to advertise the shows are we'll adver-
tised.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. M. Humlel gave a
party Thursday evening in honor of
their daughter, and her friend. The
Alcantara was engaged for the even
ing and the time was spent on the
river. The evening was very pleas
antly passed and thoroughly enjoyed
/ by all.
Superintendent E. T. Critchett, who
is superintendent of the summer school
at Marshall came home Friday and
remained until Sunday. He says that
they have a very pleasant school there
and he is we'll pleased with the at
/ tendance and the work that is being
4 done.
M. Mullen, who has been out on his
ranch for the past few weeks, returned
to his home here last Friday. He
says that the feed on the ranch is
excellent and the stock is looking
fine, but he doesn't like the present
indications for a good price in the
market.
A wonderful change in the tempera-
ture Thursday night was quite refresh
ing for the thermometer went down
nearly to the frost point, and it made
sleeping a luxury. People who claim
to know say that such weather is just
what the wheat crop needs, so we are
i all satisfied.
| Theo. Shonlau had developed into
4 quite a chef while he has been out to
i the camp on the Cottonwood. It is
said that they have tried all the others
as cooks and there is no cooking like
that of us, which is neither recon-
mend or otherwise and may be
| interpreted as either.
i Horseback riding has assumed more
than usual proportions this year in the
J pleasure attractions that interest the
young people. To the uninitiated one
ride has proven sufficient until the
rider had recovered SO as to be able
: to walk at a normal gait without
feeling the effects of the ride.
Mrs. Harriet Schmidt has added con.
siderably to the appearance of her
} studio by the improvements she has
; had put in the past week. Mrs
6 Schmidt has made very noticeable ad
vances in the art of photography since
) she has has been in business in this
. city. She is deserving of a gooi
! patronage.
' The Hanska and Sleepy Eye has,
: ball players will meet at New Uln
4 July oath when Hanska will try tx
even up the defeat which she suffered
4 at the hands of the Indians earl,
r in the season. The same day tn,
e Bachelors Club will go to New Ulr
f and banquet at the Dakota House.
q Hanska Herald
: Tonight in the Boesch building
across thestreet from the Review office
e the Ladies Circle of Hecker Post, 6
f A. r. will serve ice cream and cake
The proceeds of this enterprise vii
: go to the work that the ladies do TO
the veterans of the civil war, and thei
! efforts are worthy of a generous pa
tronage.
81 Among the many things that hav
o been held in this city none have bee
o much better advertised than the carni
r val that is now running. Withou
exception the papers in the cite
= surrounding the city have given tn
: carnival notices. Who ever the man
), ager of the shows advertising is he
4 dandy.
e DR.. Weaver's Syrup