New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-20

gave a. Q6llgntlul IecGpblOu duQ udQC-
ing party in Schell's hall last evening
| in honor of their daughter, Charlotte
Silyerson. The hall was deliberately
decorated and dainty refreshments
were served.
Several New Ulm people have
received invitations to the farewell
reception to Gov. S. r. Van SAINT,
which will take place in Lake City
Thursday evening. The reception is
given by the national guard under the
auspices of the First regiment.
Chas. II. Stuebe received letter
from Frank Baasen yesterday in which
the latter stated that he had success
fully passed his physical examination
for entrance to the navy. He boarded
the Denver at Galveston on Friday
and has entered upon his duties as pay
clerk.
The people of the carnival company
say that the Norris & Rowe show
that is to be here on the 10Th is one of
the best on the road and that they give
all they advertise. This vertifcation
bythose who have seen the show should
guarantee them a good attendance
here.
The Review has an excellent CORE
spondent at Golden Gate, whose letters
appear each week and are read with
interest. We would like to have a
correspondent in every township in
the county as good as the one at
| Golden Gate and we are willing to pay
| for the service.
The eight-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Martinka had his foot almost
severed by a moving machine last
Friday. The little fellow was attempt
ing to get away from the machine when
it suddenly was turned so as to catch
his foot cutting through the bone at
the ankle. The doctors are in hopes
of being able to save the foot but are
doubtful of it.
Friends of Miss Margaret Pfafrath
in this city have received the intelli-
gence that she was elected queen of the
carniv al in the city of Portland, her
home. There were seven young ladies
who contested for the honor and
anticipated the election, but it went to
her unanimously, she being considered
the most queenly of them all. With
this honor some costly presents were
given among them being an auto
mobile Miss Pfaffrath was born and
raised in this city.
| At business meeting Of the school
| board held on Tuesday evening last
it was decided to remove the fence OF
the three sides of the square fronting
on Center, Washington and 1st North
streets, boulevard the streets and put
in cement walks, which will also neces-
state grading the property and sodd.
ing some of it, It was also voted tC
make some necessary repairs on the
interior of the building. The report
of the receipts and disbursements
shows that there is a balance on hanc
Of S16, 1868, S2,777.48 more than or
hand last year at this time.
The concert and entertainment giver
at the Turner hall park Sunday nigh
was we'll attended, in fact the place
was about full of people. The Second
Regiment band, which was the at
traction, made excellent music for tn
occasion, and the ladies of the turn
verein did a good business selling ic
cream and cool drinks. In connection
with this it is only right to state tina
the park which adjoins the hall is on
of the beauty spots of the city. It i
we'll kept up and SO nicely arrange
that one is surprised on going into
to see how very pretty the place is.