New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-04

Mrs. Henry Dietz of Sanborn, visited
with relatives here several DAYS this
week.
Paul Garvin and wife of LAFAYETTE,
were guests Sunday at the home of
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Weber.
Hoidale & Somsen have within the
past week added folding desk and
two fling cases to their Office equip
ment. They have also increased their
law library by the purchase of a
hundred volumes.
Miss Alois Treadwell, a sister of
Mrs. 81. L. Beecher, graduates from
the st. Peter high school this spring
with the highest average ever received
by a student in that institution. She
has an average of 81 for her entire
course.
Bowlers of Company A on Thursday
night defeated Gen. Bobleter and his
staff by 400 pins in three games. The
contest was pulled off on the alleys of
the New Ulm Bowling association and
the total scores were: Company A,
2l35: Staff 1875.
Fred SOmmer and Louis johnson
and wives Of ST. Paul, Otto Sommer
and Ed. Hogan and wives of Minnea-
polls, and Henry Sommer of Sioux
Falls, S. D., were here Saturday to
attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
| Elizabeth Sommer
Albert Schlag, son of Fritz Schlag
of CORTLAND, fished Sunday afternoon
with disastrous consequences to him
self. In some manner he ran a hook
into his hand and it was necessary for
| physicians to administer anesthetics
before it could be removed.
For good goods and low prices go
to Jaycox Bros.
E. H. Cutter and wife departed Mon
day for their home at Abbotsford,
Wis, after visit with Mr.. Cutters
uncle, A. w. Bingham. About thirty
years ago Mr.. Cutter lived in New Ulm
but he is now division superintendent
for the Wisconsin Central railroad.
For the month of April the pre-
cipitation, as registered by Voluntary
Observer Andrew J. Eckstein, was
2.O7 inches. The mean temperature was
LOB, with the maximum of 73Occurring
on the Both. Hail and sleet fell on the
18th and there was thunderstorm on
the 22d.
| John Seibert and F. H. Buck left
last week for Mason, Wis, where they
will be employed by F. Aufderheide OF
this city. Mr.. Aufderheide owns a
large tract of wood land near that
place. Messrs. Seibert and Buck will
have charge of a crew of men who will
cut wood for use at the brick yards
here.
| Miss Mary E. Moulton, who has
been engaged in missionary work ir
India for a number Of years past
gave a very interesting lecture at the
Congregational church last Wednes
day evening. Miss MOultOn is Mime
sofa girl and graduated from Carleton
college.
The band boys are uow planning or
taking part in the band tourn ament al
New Ulm, June 18th and 18th. Under
the able dictatorship of II. Neumanr
the band will be in excellent shape by
that time to enter the contest ant
make a good showing. -Springtielt
Advance.
Gov. S. r. Van SAINT last week ap
pointed the state delegates to the con
vention of the National and Inter
national Good Roads association
which will be held in St. Louis Ma,
10th to 21st. In the list appears tn
name of Representative Ole Peterson
of Brighton.
For their annual outing this yea
the members of the Minnesota Edit
CI1di dSSOC1dUlOl1 WILL ~ w Ul1S WoI1u
fair at St. Louis. The excursion vii
} leave St. Paul on June 4th and Edito
= and Mrs. J. j. Green of this city, vii
4 probably accompany the other news
paper people.
Mrs. Bernard Kraus died at he
home on First South street of hear
, failure Saturday night, aged Al years
She leaves a husband and tw
: daughters. Funeral services, cor
= Quoted by Rev. G. J. Albrecht, wer
held from the Lutheran church Monda
0 afternoon.
X For dry goods go to Jaycox Bros
:, Saturday and Sunday nights the al
: traction at the Turner Theatre was tn
Columbia Comic Opera company, whic
played ''Dorothy" on the first evenin
, and ''Girohe Girofa" on the second
There were one or two good voices i
| tho trC,7na 1,ut thpi1o nnrfOrmcac &C