New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-09

Miss Viola Heimerdinger returned
yesterday from Golden Gate where she
had been spending the past week as
the guest OF her friend, Miss May
Werring. Miss Heimerdinger is here
from New Paynesyille visiting with
Miss Adelaide Olson.
DR.. E. w. Gag, formerly of this city
but late of Wabasso, Mimi, has re-
moved his place of business from that
city to Breckenridge, MINI. His wife
who has been visiting relatives in this
lefty for several days will accompany
him to their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Kline leave this
week to take charge of a large ranch
in Mexico belonging to Sleepy Eye
parties. They will take with them a
large amount of blooded stock and
improved farm machinery The ranch
will be operated on a very large scale.
Peter Soukup, who has been acting
as a clerk in the grocery store of r.
Pfefferle for the past year has resigned
and will take a position with the
plumbing firm of Cuddy & Cavanaugh.
His vaney will be filed by Otto Blank,
a trustworthy young man from Nicol-
Ilet.
Mrs. Chas. Roos, who has been
visiting her parents in this city for
the past few weeks left for Chicago
last Friday to meet her husband, who
has returned from trip to England.
They will visit with Indiana friends
before returning to their home in the
south.
| Paul Lehman returned Saturday
afternoon from a few weeks trip to the
northern part of the state where he had
been experimenting the repairs on a
number of the Eagle Mill elevators.
Mr.. Lehman says the crop outlook is
fair and an average yield can be
expected.
! Mesdames Bertha Mueller, Bernhard
Reinhardt, Max Reinhardt and Miss
Antoinette Schlumberger were guests
at thehome of Mrs. Albin Carlson OF
Hanska Thursday of last week. The
party drove down to the neighboring
village with team and returned the
same day. ...
One hundred and forty-fve tickets
were sold at the M. & st L. depot
Saturday and Sunday for the special
excursion that was run between this
city and the Twin cities last Sunday.
The M. & ST. L. railway has been
very accommodating nthis respect the
past few seasons.
! Carl Wilde of Norfolk, Neb. arrived
in this city Monday noon to meet
his wife, who is guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfenninger. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilde will remain here q
short time this week and then go tc
the Twin cities before making their re
turn to Nebraska.
Through the resignation of Franci:
Critchett as express clerk at the United
States Express Office in this city, Otto
Burmeister has become the new clerk
He began upon his duties Monda.
morning. Mr.. Francis Critchett ha
taken a position in the baking depart
: ment of the Eagle Mill. ~
With the addition of few NOR
white or gray coats of paint to som
of the business places along Mime
sofa street, New Ulm can christen it
self the "White City" There are nov
five buildings on main street that ar
frightened with this color. It Nigh
be well to have some contrast.
William Pfaender was at Tyler
Mimi, last Friday inspecting tn
: work of the Building and Loan Asso
citation which was recently organized
at that place. Mr.. Pfaender has beel
found as a very competent man TO
this position since these calls com
7 quite frequent from various places.
From the report of Health Office
Jos. Vogel much has been done tn
past month for the census Of New Ulm
and the girls will no doubt be foun
to excel the boys in number durin
, the next five years. The month of Jul
has a record of ten girls and four boy
that were born. Four deaths occurred
Miss Elsie Koch accompanied he
brother, Robbie to this city F'rida
evening from ST. Paul, where he
brother had been an inmate of ST
Luke's hospital the past few weeks oW
ing to the amputation of his legs
: Robbie will hereafter be at home wit
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hagberg of thi
city.
The corner stone of st. Peters Epis
: copal church will be laid this after
= noon with appropriate cermony. Dea
tr1.- IT, I.