New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24

Mrs. William Hummel arrived in
the city from Seattle, Wash where she
had been during the winter months.
The many friends of Mrs. Hummel will
regret to learn that she has decided to
make her future home at Seattle This
announcement from her came unexpect-
eddy as it was thought she had only
gone to remain for the winter months.
f. w. Johnson manager of Turner
theatre has received many compliments
for the list of entertainments he has
announced for the coming season. The
LaFolette lecture appears to attract
the most attention and when the date
arrives he will find that the hall will
be as crowded as it was on the oc-
casion of Bryan's appearance in the
city.
| The mail carriers on the many rural
routes leading out OF the city have had
disagreeable month. Owing to the
rainy weather we have had the past
few weeks the roads were put almost in
an impossible condition and this alone
has made the life of rural mail de-
liyerer miserable, to say nothing of
the grumbles of farmers who are not
receiving their mail just at the time
that they desire it.
One provision of the new game laws
passed by the Minnesota legislature
last winter is brought to the attention
of local sportsmen. This is restric-
ton regarding the granting of licenses.
Hereafter hunter can kill birds in his
own county without taking out a
license, but if he wants to hunt in some
other county he will have to take out
a icense-at a cost of 81. This arrange
ment permits farmers to hunt around
their own farms without taking out
| license.
Rev. Sauter of the Methodist church
of this city has been invited to deliver
the Memorial day GRAFTON at Echo He
| has accepted the invitation and the
| people of Echo will have the pleasure
| oflistening to an excellent address.
| Mr.. Sauter is in a position to speak
with the deepest feeling upon this &C.
casion as he is the son of veteran
1 who lies buried in enc of the trenches
at the infamous prison burying ground
at Andersonyille
The Corner Sample Room which is
owned by Nick Neumann opened for
business last Wednesday morning.
| In appearance it is one of the finest
saloons in the city. The interior is
/ neatly arranged with steel ceiling and
painted walls with good solid floor.
The rear OF the room is separated from
the rest by partition enclosing few
small ante-ehambers. To cap the
general appearance of things he has
an elegant bar made of oak with a
mahogany top and a marble base.
Miss Annie Picker, who is engaged
as servant at the Gen. Bobleter home
on south German street, narrowly es-
capped being burned to death Tuesday
1 afternoon. It seems that while the
j lady was ironing she stopped to refill
the gasoline stove in order to keep the
heat for her irons when the can in
which was the gasoline, caught fire
and burned a portion of her left arm.
The lady instead of throwing the can
/ out of the house became frightened
and threw it upon the floor which also
I took fire and had it not been for the
4 immediate assistance of Mrs. Bobleter
and a neighbor the house might have
been in ruins today
There were special services held at
the German Methodist church both
morning and evening last Sunday. In
the morning the new pipe organ which
has just been installed was dedicated
and in the evening there was sacred
concert at which time many vocal
selection were rendered and the new
organ was most capably handled by
organist, Miss Emma Schmidt. The
pastor preached sermon on the
power OF music in the church and its
ennobling influence humankind. There
was large attendance at bothmeetings
including people from Arlington,
i Springfield and Sleepy Eye. Next
Sunday the pastor will speak on
q lessons Taught Us by Our Dead
Heroes. ]" Everybody is cordially
8 invited.