New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-17

We show the largest line of ladies'
collars. One of the latest, just out,
is white hemstitched collar, some
thing very neat.
Picnic at Herman Heights for the bene-
fit of the monument.
E. A. Pfefferle transacted business
in Mankato Friday.
The first of the new grain was re-
eeived in New Ulm Friday. Bingham
Bros. got a car load of barley and
another of rye.
Miss Tile Larson, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Mary Arbes for a
week past, leaves today for her home
at Worthington.
w. G. Little went to Marshall Sat-
urday and is now on his way to the
Pacific Coast, where he will spend the
coming fortnight
Mrs. K. b. Mo and children returned
Friday to their home in Springfield,
after spending a week with Judge and
Mrs. S. A. George.
Mrs. AugustLanghoff and daughters,
Mesdames B. Dieke and D. Ewert, all
of Mankato, visited Thursday with
Mrs. w. C. Miller.
F. Hofschild has taken the agency
for the Singer sewing machine and
will open a store in the "'appe building
on North Minnesota street.
Mrs. F. Baasen and daughter, Lou,
left Saturday for Eau Claire and
Marshfeld, Wis, where they will
spend the ensuing fortnight.
Mrs. S. Pfefferle and Miss Flora
Pfeferle leave today to select their
fall stock of millinery. They will visit
both Milwaukee and Chicago.
Jos. A. Eckstein returned Sunday
from Readsville, Pa, where he had
been attending a meeting of the
executive council of the A. O. u. w.
Under the direction of Prof. M. A..
Endres the Caecilian society has be-
gun rehearsals for a play to be given
here during the Catholic convention.
Otto Schell was in Mankato Thurs
day and superintended the installation
of one of his chop jacks,'' which the
Bierbauer brewery ordered some
months ago.
Harold, the infant son of Gustave
Guse and wife, died Sunday after an
illness of week. The funeral was
held from the Lutheran church yester-
day morning.
S. D. Peterson filed as a candidate
for the house of representatives last
Wednesday, and on the following day
County Attorney EinarHoidale entered
for the primaries.
Work on the telephone improvements
is progressing nicely. New poles have
been erected up Center street and
through the alley between Minnesota
| and German streets
J. II. Haenze took charge of the
Hanska Herald Monday and in future
will occupy the tripod as editor and
publisher. He will give the people OF
! Hanska a good paper.
| Are you going to the picnic Sunday,
Aug. 28th, at Herman Heights? It's for
| the benefit of the monument.
DR.. A. O. Eberhardt and wife came
over from Mankato on their auto
mobile Monday. F. w. Johnson and
wife and Miss Vera Helmes accom-
panied them on their return
Chas. Emmerich, who is employed
| by Cuddy & Cavanaugh, sustained a
painful injury Saturday evening. He
dropped heavy pipe on his right
hand, crushing the index finger.
:. County Attorney Einar Hoidale lef
Friday morning for Dawson. On thu
following day he attended the wedding
of his sister, Miss Anna r. Hoidale
to j. Z. Murray of Butte, Mont.
Henry Vedder got back last Wed
nesday from his trip to ST. Louis. H
j says that his brother, Hugo, is i'm
proving in health and will come t.
New Ulm as soon as he RECEIVERS.
Michael Lauterbach came down OF
the excursion from Redwood Fall
Sunday. Mr.. Lauterbach is an oil,
New Ulm boy who is prospecting il