New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-26

i Miss Hertha sDiehn came hom
Thursday evening from Denver, Cal
where she had been spending severa
weeks as the guest of friends ane
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Feldmann of Portland
Ore, and Mrs. G. Biseloff of Chicago
H., have been the guests of Mrs
Sarah Vetter of this city for the pas
two weeks.
The Katzenj ammers" held their an.
nual picnic at Alwin's Grove Sunday
afternoon. There were about eight
couples who enjoyed themselves al
that place.
Mesdames E. G. Klinkerfues, F. W.
Johnson, w. G.. Alvin, Chas. Helmes
and Miss Vera Helmes were the guests
of Mrs. Augusta Setter of Winthrop
yesterday.
3. G. Koch returned home Friday
evening from Mankato where he had
been attending the trial the past week.
He left again Monday morning for
Mankato.
Mrs. Helen Setter has enjoyed Wis
it from Mrs. A. W. FeIlner of Los
Angeles, Cal, the past week. Mrs.
Fellner was a resident of this city some
26 years ago.
John j. Kretsch, formerly of this
city but now of Morgan was in the city
last week the guest of Joseph Groeb-
ner. He returned to Morgan Satur-
day afternoon.
Paul Holm and family, who have
been in our city the past two and a
halfmonths seeking suitable location
went back to their home at New York
City last week.
Richard Fischer, state chemist OF
Wisconsin, spent few days in this
city as the guests of friends. He had
been called to Mankato on account OF
the Koch trial.
Miss Mary Korbel left for Dubuque,
Ia, Monday to spend three week S
vacation with friends in that CITY, Her
place at Crone Bros. has been filed
by Miss Sophia Grebe.
FOR RENT-Sixrooms in the Kaschau
building over New Ulm Post. Inquire
of Adolph Nellie or Henry Kaschau.
Mrs. Jeanette LeSage ofLos Angeles.
Cal. sister of the late W. N. Busch
ard is at present visiting with the
Bushard family on the opposite side
of the Minnesota river.
The farmers of Milford are already
making good use of the new phones,
which were installed by the Rural Tele.
phone Company by chatting across the
wires with their neighbors.
Frank III. Behnke and brother, VIM.
of ST. James left this city Monday fol
Portland where the former will meet
his wife and together they will visit
the LeWis-Clark exposition.
OH. Sheldon, WHO'S employed in The
G. & N. W. railroad yards at Man
kato and who held similar position
in this city some time ago called on ole
friends a few days last week.
James I. Kenney of Waconia, who
is in charge of the -four and grair
traffic for the Minneapolis and ST.
Louis Railway was in the city Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Mrs. Theresa Scheiderich and he,
| daughter, Miss Emma left Friday fol
the Portland Exposition and othe,
points of interest on the Pacific coast
They will be gone about six weeks.
The Ladies Missionary Society O.
the Congregational church gave afare
well party for Mrs. W. A. Hubbard
yesterday evening at the home of Mrs
E. T. Critchett on south Broadway.
| Mrs. William F. Setter and daugh.
ter, Maria returned to their home al
Omaha, Neb., after having spent the
past two weeks in this city the guests
of old acquaintance and relatives.
Richard Pfefferle and William Skin.
ner attended the three days encamp.
ment of the District G.. A. r. at Red.
wood Falls, last week. They report
an enjoyable and successful meeting.
Brown county does not show the in.
crease in population that it was ex.
pected it would. The increase is not
more than would naturally follow il
there was no immigration from the
outside.
The choir of st. Pauls Lutheran
church gave farewell party in honor
of Mrs. c. G. Rein one day last week.
The affair was held at the home of the
latter and an enjoyable evening was
reported.
Mayor Chas. Silverson and Pres
W. Eibner were at Minneapolis yester