New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-19

4 she had been visiting her daughter
for several weeks.
Mrs. Ernst Strelow and children re
Il turned home from Nicollet Monda,
evening after having visited with hei
father, August Freitag, of this place
4 Francis Critchett has accepted the
4 position as express clerk for IT. Held
This position having been made vacant
through the resignation of Fred Hub
bard.
i The match game between the Spring.
field and home gun clubs and also the
ball game versus Madelia, which were
to be held at the fair grounds Sunday
afternoon We're postponed on account
ofthe heat.
Albert Stork, who has been at Chi
cage the past year and a half en-
| ployed IN a commission house, re-
turned to this city last week and has
become identified with his brothers
in the produce business.
Miss Minnie Retzlaff went to Bird
Island Saturday morning to spend a
week visiting with her friend, Miss
Hertha Baarsch. From there she will
go to Minneapolis to be the guest of
relatives for several days.
| Among the many parties who spent
Sunday afternoon in drives into the
country were two excursion wagons
loaded with jolly young couples bound
for Swan Lake and the Stolz farm on
the opposite side of the Minnesota
river.
VIM. Burg. of the Burg cigar fact
DRY, left for Portland Saturday to visit
the exposition. Before recurring he will
visit all the important cities on the
coast, and will call on some of the
New Ulm people who are out in that
country.
The Buenger sSeeing New Uim'' ex-
cursions ought to be popular on these
hot days. There is one advantage OF
the auto over the horse and that is it
does not get tagged out with the heat
and the rider can enjoy the outing
without feeling guilty of cruelty to the
animal that is furnishing the power:
Eugene Pfefferle is now in position
to supply visitors to this city with
pretty souvenirs. Recently he secured
fine line of hand mirrors and match
safes with enameled backs having cuts
of the Hermann's statue and Indian
monument on them. The souvenirs
are cheap and very attractive retailing
at only ten cents.
Willard Crandall. the man who was
arrested at New Ulm and jailed for
tampering with the till in the hotel of
Fred Johnson, last fall, was picked up
at The Saulpaugh by Chief Donahue
Friday, and taken into custody, the
chief having received information in
directly to the effect that the man is
wanted on a charge of pickpocketing
at Louisville, Kentucky. -Mankato
Free Press.
Last Saturday evening a great num-
Der Of relatives and friends of Otto
Schell gathered at his home on the
outskirts of the city and assisted him
in celebrating his birthday. The men,
bers of the Second Regiment band ap-
peared on the scene and made the
evening enjoyable by filing the air
with joyous strains of music. Mr..
Schell is an honorary member of the
band and one that the boys never omit
from their rounds.
Hon. S. D. Petersonreceiveda special
| invitation Monday from Senator A. D.
Stephen to attend the meeting of the
Drainage League at Crookston on
August LIST. Mr.. Peterson will be I'm.
| able to accept the invitation on account
OF previous arrangements. The meet.
ing will be one of particular interest
to private parties and will probably
be of more good to private drainage
than to public drainage of the state
The annual picnic of the Hermann
Sons was held at the monument Sun.
day afternoon. Music was furnished
| by the Cadet band and refreshments
served during the afternoon and even.
| ing. Owing to the intense heat there
were not many who took advantage
of the days outing. This is the frs
year for some time past that no excur
sions were run from the Twin Cities
on this day. No preparations for {
large celebration having been made
by the local organization.
DR.. John Baasen is authority for The
statement that it is twenty-four years
last Saturday since he took the only
long distance ride in the air at he
ever had-his first and last balloon as
cention-he was caught up in the
cyclone that destroyed much,of thi:
city on thatsdav and was carried from